Tissot PRC 100 White Leather Ladies Watch T0080101611100

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 117 - Brazillian Watch Wax
At long last, your favorite semi-informative watch-related podcast is back after a small unintentional hiatus. Life manyou know? In this episode, we swash-buckle through our mutual trips to Asia as well as the Hong Kong Watch & Clock fair. Also, what does having a tourbillon watch really mean anymore? Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 117 here. Download the MP3 here.

Two Very Special, Very Limited, Citizen Campanola Eco-Drive Watches On eBay
No doubt from a serious collector to (potentially) your hands are two different Citizen Campanola Limited Edition Eco-Drive watches on two separate eBay auctions, but through the same seller. These watches are extremely rare, and almost impossible to find in the United States as they are not sold here driectly. These Citizen Campanola watches were specially imported to the US, typically reserved only for the Japanese market.The Citizen Campanola line represents the highest caliber of watch making finesse from Citizen. Sticking to what Citizen does best, the Campanola line uses hand-constructed quartz movements with an amazing set of complications. Build quality is top-notch, and each Citizen Campanola watch is a work of art in itself, literally. Citizen employs master artists to hand build and paint each Campanola watch case and face.The two Citizen Campanola watches offered here differ from the main Campanola line in several key ways. First, these watches contain Citizen's famous Eco

Received this Omega as a Gift.
Hi - A friend gave me this old Omega as a gift. He inherited it a long time ago but has never used it as its 'not his style'.Anyhow, I have worn it now for a few days now and I quite like the watch despite its aged face. Can anyone give me an idea of its age, model and possible value ? Its automatic and keep quite good time. I am wondering if its worth servicing or perhaps restoring to some extent. Any help would be much appreciated.ThanksPatrmphoto(6).jpgphoto(5).jpg

Visit to Japan - Nakano Broadway
I've just come home from a week long holiday to Japan; it was my first time there. Spent most of my days in Tokyo, with a 2d1n trip to Hakone-Gotemba. Naturally, I've read a lot about Jack Road and watch hunting in Tokyo (a lot of it from here on TRF), so I planned a full day of just browsing for watches. I found out much later, that Jack Road is actually within a sort of mall or shopping complex. About 3 storeys high and inside, a whole chunk of shops that sells preowned bags, watches, jewelry... basically luxury goods. There are also magazine, comic and toy stores; it can get a little confusing. Since I read that Jack Road was on the third floor, that's where I started. I think two of the major stores on the third floor are Jack Road and Kame-Kichi. There's also a Betty Road which caters to watches for women. Once you take the escalator that goes directly from ground floor (1F) to third floor (3F), turn right and you'll see Jack Road. Kame-Kichi is somewhere along the left of the esc

Explorer I for woman
My wife never wore her 34mm date, so I sold it. Her wrist is just under 15 cm. Is it possible to make the new Explorer I that small without removing permanent links? She thought the other Rolex was too girly. I'd like to buy one tomorrow if I can find one in HK, and if it can fit a small wrist