Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Chronograph Stainless Steel

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 147: John Steps On LEGOS
John gets unusually excited about Bathys' Atomic Cesium 133 watch (and we reminisce about a night with the brand's founder in Vegas), and I get even more excited about the upcoming LEGO watches for adults (that we debuted and went pretty viral all over the net). Lastly, we once again discuss the major winners and the sore losers of the Only Watch 2013 auction.Also - we discuss the significance of Walter White's TAG Heuer Monaco watch in Breaking Bad.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 147 here.Download the mp3 here.

Review: Magrette Regattare 2011
The Magrette Regattare 2011 is conceptually a very interesting watch. Its super compressor functionality and cushion style case, give the Regattare decidedly classic undertones.? But layered on top of this classical foundation is a sporty, rather modern veneer.? Not to mention that the watch boasts 500 M water resistance, a feature not common in a watch priced at under $550.? This unique balance of classic and contemporary styling with sport functionality makes for a surprisingly versatile watch that should appeal to a broad audience.Case: Brushed and polished stainless steelMovement: Miyota 8215 21 jewel automatic movementLuminous: Super Luminova C3Lens: Double domed sapphire crystal with anti reflective coatingCase Back: Screw-downStrap: One leather and one rubberWater Res.: 500 MDimensions: 44 mmThickness: 15 mmLug Width: 24 mmCrown: Dual screw-downWarranty: 1 yearThe face of the Regattare is where it gets most of its sportiness, with yellow hash marks for the hours and red and whit

Collecting Vintage Timex's?
I've been a vintage watch collector for alittle while now, specialising in old Benrus and Hamilton watches to this point.In my search for these watches, I've suprisingly come across some really nice old Timex pieces, especially there Viscount series produced between 1958 -70. I think they are gorgeous, and they are fully jeweled with mechanical movements. I think they were pretty worthy competitors to the other American manufacturers of the time. However I havn't purchased any, simply because I know it was Timex, along with Seiko and the cheaper movements they eventually came out with that pretty much put my favorite companies such as Benrus, Hamilton and every other American watch manufacturer out-of-business.So, how do real vintage collectors look back at the Timex revolution and where do there watches rank among collectors?

I have seen many things in the streets,
but today I found what looks like a watch dial. See a watch dial pick it up, all day long you'll have good luck..

Insurance on Watches
I wanted to see how many of you guys had insurance on your time pieces. I have only this one Panerai and I was thinking about getting insurance on it since I have insurance on the wife's ring in case it gets lost or stolen but wondered if it was worth getting on the watch.I got quoted at $755 a year for insurance to add it to my homeowners. As much as i love the piece of mind I am wondering if it's really worth it. At that rate I could just save it up and buy a new watch in a few years lol.EDIT: Just heard back about insurance. That was the price of everything I have on the policy together lol. Other Jewelry, homeowners etc...not just the watch alone...sorry guys.