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HourTime Show Podcast Episode 11 - Back from SIHH 2010
First show discussing the lengthy experiences I had at SIHH and GTE. This will be continued in future shows as there were just too many watches to discuss at once. Having a hands-on look at the watches in addition to personal communication with the brands opens up a whole new world of information.Dueling reviews: We talk about the Praesto Aviator Watch - Ariel's review can be found here, and John's review can be found here.? On to Panerai, Ariel reviews the complex Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica 48mm Lo Scientziato Watch he met at SIHH 2010, so we talk about that and Panerai's shy tourbillon.Yvan Arpa is a topic for 10 minutes; his very unique, crazy approach to design and watch making, his departure from MB&F and his new brand Artya.? Ariel loves it and we decide John just hates art.? We get into JLC - Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Automatic Navy SEALs Watch. Lastly, we learn about the handmade Cabestan Nostromo Watch.Listen to the?HourTime Show?podcast episo

Montblanc Sport Chrono Tantalium watch to debut at SIHH 2008
MONTBLANC will show a new limited edition sports shows this year. The functionality of watches from Sport Chrono Tantalium one case 43 mm made from a combination of tantalum and steel and is equipped with an 18 K Gold bezel turn. A strap in rubber accentuated by the grooves of binoculars and Montblanc signature add to casual, sporty feel.The Montblanc Sport Chrono Tantalium Watch has a screw-down and pusher chronograph Crown and is water-resistant to 200 metres. The watch is hosted by a certified automatic movement chronometer offers a function Chronograph, second subsidiaries and a date display.Shop by Montblanc CollectionRelated articles in Montblanc newsMinerva to Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec ChronographMontblanc Sport white gold Lady jewels Watch

Hammer Time!!!! What's rockin' your day?
the Union Special today (not the Cabot). I love this watch.have a nice day everybody.

Omega Museum Racend
Firstly , hello to all.New to the forum , although been reading quite a bit.Decided that it is time for a grown up watch.... I am looking at Rolex Submariner , like the new one that just came out 116610 ( Black dial , stainless steel )My wife is suggesting I get the Omega Museum Racend No 8 I think ( 1949 original style)I know its two different watches , dress vs sporty , so to compare would be useless , but are there any thoughts on the Omega in terms of usability , durability , practicality etcMy concerns : will the gold scratch more than the SS ; I believe it is manual wound which surprised me but if it is , is it practical ; I am not sure if the watch will not be an overkill in a normal office environment.Plus none of local jewelers have in stock , so no chance to see it unless I go to UK ( or get it shipped from UK after I buy it ).My wife has a new Omega Constellation , so it cant be that she is pushing me to get one , so she can have a new watch too :)Look forward to your though

Omega DeVille as a dress watch choice?
What do you guys think of the current model DeVille as a dress watch choice, #4631.31.31? It has the Co-axial movement of course, but doesn't seem to get much discussion on any of the forums. So let me ask: do you think it's a good choice, or would you rather have a two-tone Rolex Datejust, or perhaps the Zenith Class Elite, maybe the new Girard Perregaux Vintage 1966, or perhaps one of the Blancpain Villeret dress line which has a similar price point to the Omega. Which way would you go? Do you think the DeVille is just as good as some of the others I mentioned? Interested in your thoughts, thank you.