Oris Worldtimer

Quick Quiz: Time Zone Geography
How well do you know your geography? How about world time zones? In this quiz, we present two lists of ten cities. Your goal is to match each city on the left with the one on the right that shares the same time zone. As always, the answers appear at the end. Good luck!

BaselWorld 2013: The New Nomos Series 38 Watches
Case size is crucial in watch design as it affects not only comfort, but also proportion and the everyday practicality of the piece. With that in mind, it is remarkable what a difference a few millimeters can make when up-sizing a smaller model to suit a larger wrist. With the new Series 38, Nomos Glashutte has breathed new life into their Orion, Tangente and Ludwig models, while also introducing a 38mm version of the Orion with a grey dial. While likely still considered small by many tastes, the Series 38 is an exciting update that I was eager to see in person as Nomos exhibits a style and design philosophy that has always spoken to my tastes and a slightly larger version of the lovely Orion is definitely worth a closer look.The 38 Series is comprised of four new models, three of which are essentially up-sized versions of their 35mm older siblings. The totally new model is the Orion 38 Grau and it is a design that is instantly recognizable as a Nomos, but varied in its use of a nicely

Rolex Tudor biggest differences?
What is the biggest difference in quality between Tudor and Rolex besides movement? Are Tudors more machine made? Of course with this watch being lower end than a Rolex, I read the term it's a poor man's Rolex, regardless it's made by Rolex which is clearly great so I'm sure these are good quality watches.

Some old & some new pictures of my vintage 1965 Speedy.
Happy Easter everyone !!

First post, new Citizen Skyhawk AT
Hello everyone at Watch Talk Forums, 'ere be my first post.First, thanks to all the regulars here for making this a great resource and a friendly community. I stumbled upon this forum while looking to purchase a new watch, of course. My Seiko Kinetic watch had to go to the service centre to get it's 2001 era capacitor replaced with a Li-ion cell, as well as a general overhaul - it was 8 years old.My sensible side wanted to go to Argos and get a cheap digital watch to wear while waiting for the repair to be done, and to subsequently use as a beater (picking up the lingo already...!). However, another side of me thought, "you just got a nice staff bonus, go spend some of it on yourself"! My criteria was just to get some kind of ana-digi watch as these have always fascinated me for some reason. A proper "smart" one though, where the analog and digital faces are synced automatically. Long story short, I ended up getting this Citizen Skyhawk AT, which has lots of toys on it, as a bonu