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Rolex, Omega… Pulsar? New James Bond Watch Exhibit Focuses on the Quartz Era
To readers of Ian Fleming’s original James Bond novels and those who fondly recall the early Sean Connery films, Agent 007 will always be a Rolex man. To younger fans, who’ve known no cinematic Bond other than Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, Bond is inseparable from Omega. But a new exhibit at the National Watch and Clock Museum (NAWCC) in Columbia, PA, reveals that the British superspy has also strapped on a number of other brands throughout the years, including Seiko, Hamilton, and TAG Heuer, all outfitted with – gasp! – quartz movements.“James Bond Wore the Quartz Revolution,” which opens on June 3 at NAWCC, is curated by James Bond expert, founder of JamesBondWatches, and occasional WatchTime contributor Dell Deaton. The exhibit marks the first time that “screen-correct” models of all 12 quartz wristwatches worn in the James Bond films ¡ª from the period spanning 1973 through 1995 ¡ª will be assembled side by side and in running condit

Introducing my Seamaster Planet Ocean Big Size 2200.50
Hi, all:Picked up my second Omega Wednesday brand new from my local AD but only had time to post photos today. My other Omega is a SMP 2220.80. Please excuse the poor image quality as I don't have a SLR camera and only have a point and shoot. The first few images still show the watch with plastic on the crystal and case back...The PO Big Size completely dwarfs my SS Rolex Date...Wrist shots while driving to work in the morning...May I please have a membership card?Thanks,somed00d

RGM Takes You Inside the NAWCC Museum!
Our very own Roland Murphy Of RGM Gives us a Super Behind the Scenes tour of The NAWCCWatch Museum:A BIG Thanks To RolandTo check out his INCREDIBLE RGM watches(MADE IN THE USA!!!)Click on the "RGM Banner" at the top of our Forum

Wow! That was fast!
I sent an AGN Lawrence dial to ID early last week. They received it on the 6th and it's done today (12th). I realize it's one of the easiest for them to do, but this is the fastest turnaround I've ever experienced. Way to go, Rob.

My 154500OR needs fixing.
I haven't worn it for a while, went to set the date and discovered that there is resistance when moving the date forward. Instead of being able to simply click it around clockwise the winder meets resistance and then I have to wind anticlockwise slightly then back to clockwise for the date to change.Not the end of the world as it's less than a year old, just a hassle as I have to find time to take it to AP in London to be fixed, which I expect will take a while.I've only worn it a dozen times as I prefer my gold Submariner for daily wear. My sub has been knocked around a lot and runs like a dream.Oh well. Like I say, it's not a massive deal just a bit disappointing :-( .