Baume & Mercier Hampton Magnum

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 142: The NYC Meetup
This latest episode of HourTime was recorded as a series of interviews and conversations that occurred while at the watches-dealer event with Girard-Perregaux in New York City. You'll hear from John, Ariel, and fellow readers. Ariel also interviews Girard Perregaux CEO Michele Sofisti.Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 142.Or, Download the MP3 here. 

Help With Grandfathers Omega
I am in need of help with a repair that was done recently on an Omega Constellation watch of my grandfathers. This watch is very important to me, as my grandfather was a Marine, as I am, and it is the only thing of his I own. Before I went on a deployment, I had went in and scheduled an appointment for a reconditioning and crystal replacement. They (The Jewelers) had said they would send it to Omega and let them do the work. I had specified I wanted only original Omega parts, if any were to be replaced, and that I wanted the watch exactly as it was. I was concerned, as I have heard bad things about other servicemen getting screwed over by these kinds of situations. Anyway long story short, I got home and saw that they had replaced the silver band with a black leather band, Which I had specifically told them DO NOT REPLACE THE BAND! They said the watch was worth over 2800 dollars, which that i do not know. I am concerned about the repair man that they used, I called and they had said th

Mens Rolex oyster perpetual date just
Hi, another new Rolex user hits the board. I purchased my used Rolex from a Cardiff Jewellers and have worn it regally for 14 days. It loses about 2 minutes a week, I contacted the Jewellers and was told that this is good for a Rolex. If it loses 10 minutes a week they would be prepared to look at it. This worries me for a watch I paid over ¡ê2,000 for. Are my concerns justified, or should I send it back to Rolex to be re-calabrated?Thanks and would appreciate your thoughts,Poet.

World Premier: Dievas Flieger Timer - LE 50pcs
Dievas Flieger Timer is the latest addition to the Dievas range of mechanical watches. This watch is a first effort by Dievas to build a flieger that cumulate the highest of product design and advanced engineering that is entirely made in Germany by the finest German factories. These are the factories that manufacture quality watches for other bigger established brands.The Dievas Flieger Timer drew its inspiration from vintage Luftwaffe Borduhr found onboard the ME262, ME109 and other German fighter planes in the 1960s. Limited to only 50 pieces worldwide, Dievas Flieger Timer is highly sought after by collectors and gives a new meaning to the word Limited Edition. Each watch is individually engraved on the caseback with its unique serial number.The movement found in the Flieger Timer is the vintage Swiss ETA 2452 automatic movement which dates back to the 1960s...Read More HERE: gnomonwatches/DievasFliegerTimer.htmlWarmest RegardsAnders

A month anniversary of 5167 and lifting my skirt
The normally reserved 324 SC, is a marvel in caliber engineering of 3.3mm.In 31 days of daily wearing my watch gained +5.5s, very very accurate.The idea of a Patek Philippe seal is to create a holistic execution of case, strap, dial and movement on the same level of fit, finish and quality as a Geneva seal movement, plus chronometer grade accuracy.