Breitling Bentley Motors 6.75 Black Dial Automatic 49mm Black Dial Watch

Tutima Academy Featured on MythBusters
On October 20, MythBuster Tory Belleci faced his fear of flying during a harrowing aerobatic exercise at the Tutima Academy of Aviation Safety, a premier precision flight training school operated by legendary stunt pilot Sean D. Tucker in partnership with Tutima. The show’s theme was fear, and to test his limits, Belleci flew with Sean as he used his small plane to bend the laws of physics. To view a promo for the segment on the Discovery Channel site, click the screen capture below.

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 159: After Vegas
With John having just left us for Iceland, David and Ariel discuss being in Las Vegas for the 2014 Couture Watch and Jewelry Show and JCK, as well as the other brands we saw in town. There was a lot to laugh about, including humorous haute horology defects and marketing debacles.In the HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 159, we discuss brands we visited and watches we saw at the shows, including a lot of TAG Heuer, specifically the Carrera CH 80 (hands-on here), Ulysse Nardin and their Stranger Music Box Watch, among others, and Bulova pieces, including their Accutron II watch (hands-on)...Las Vegas has apparently had the effect of making both David and Ariel want to bling themselves out with diamond-covered watches. From there, conversation turns to reviewing watch prototypes and a malfunctioning hour striker watch we dubbed the "perpetual striker," with Ariel helping us through David's lapses into technical geekisms. Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 159 here. The di

Panerai Pam 111
I have recently bought this watch and cannot help but notice the letting for the word 'Panerai' looks strange, specifically the A and I spacing looks larger than it perhaps should be. I have read online this could be a tell tale sign of a fake! This watch has come with its box and all paperwork, including service papers. Perhaps I am being overly sceptical.Opinions would be appreciated...

Incoming...first Rolex!
Hey TRF crew. Allow me to humor you all with the journey of how my first Rolex ended up on my wrist today. If you just want to see the pic, you¡¯re of course welcome to scroll down.Now I have to admit, unlike so many here who have always had a fascination or deep appreciation for watches, my desire to own a great timepiece is really something that bubbled up only the past few years. I can¡¯t recall the exact moment, but it was a combination of factors like wanting to have a meaningful and tangible heirloom to pass down to my (eventual) child that has been with me through the journey of life. On a more personal level, 2017 was an incredibly tough and challenging time. It was also the year I turned 35, and I wanted to get a watch that was tough, resilient and reliable; all attributes I strive to own in my personal and professional life. There¡¯s also the general functionality of a watch. Yes, a $50 digital timepiece gets the job done just the same, but heck, I earned this one! And when you

To wind while wearing...?
For watches worn everyday, I remember reading somewhere that its a good idea to give your crown a good 20-30 turns every few weeks. Is there any truth to this and if so why?