Tudor Heritage Chrono 70330N

Bonus Audio: Arnold Schwarzenegger Talks Watches
He’s back… and WatchTime’s got him. Our November-December 2012 issue featured “The Terminator’s Timers,” my profile of Hollywood icon and influential watch collector Arnold Schwarzenegger. Now, exclusively on , you can hear excerpts from our interview, conducted at Schwarzenegger’s Santa Monica office.In these clips from the interview, the actor and former California governor talks about the “watch drawer” in which he keeps his collection, his disdain for winders, the origins of his relationship with Audemars Piguet, and his role in the big-watch revolution.Receive all the news, features and reviews from WatchTime for free! Sign up to our free weekly newsletter and get all the news delivered to your inbox.

Historical Perspectives: And Now A Break From All Those New Watches, Courtesy Of Six Vintage Pateks
For the past four days, we've been inundating you with the latest, greatest, and most extreme brand new watches from the SIHH 2015 – one of two of the most important watch trade shows each year. We've shown you everything from new, ultra thin split seconds chronographs, to inexpensive annual calendars, to collaborations amongst masters, to simple, time-only revivals, to diamond-laden flying tourbillons hidden with golden flowers. But each and everyone one of them have one thing in common – they are brand new. So today we'd though we'd break the chain of newness with just a simple post featuring two pictures of six watches. There is no story here, nothing to report. Instead, we thought we'd just show you six great old Patek Philippes from their front up top, and their back down below. Just beautiful, aren't they? Do any of the modern pieces we've seen at SIHH 2015 compare? You tell us.We'll be back with regularly scheduled SIHH 2015 programmin

Introducing The Bremont Kingsman Collection, Three Watches Designed For The New Spy Film "Kings
What is it about spy movies and watches? Bond had his Rolex (and now his OMEGA) and Bourne had his TAG Heuer. Those characters' movies featured watches as subtle (okay, sometimes not so subtle) product placements. But the forthcoming spy action?thriller?"Kingsman: The Secret Service" not only has watches front and center, its producers and costume designers also actually had three watches commissioned especially for it. Those watches are from Bremont, based on two of the brand's existing chronographs, but with some unique features and the fictional secret organization's logo on their dials. 2 OF 3 The Bremont Kingsman DLC The three Kingsman watches are differentiated for their respective roles in the movie, with a black DLC steel version of Bremont's ALT1-B2 GMT watch for new field operative recruits and a rose-gold piece with white dial based on the existing ALT1-WT world time chronograph for the seasoned veteran agents. There's also a steel version of the World Tim

Brosnan and his SMP
it does looks nice in his wrist.enjoy.

Rolex Two-Tone Submariner?
Today I went to the mall and into Osterman's Jewelers again and I was looking at several of it's Tag, Omega, and Rolex watches. So I asked the dude who was working there a few questions about the two tone Submariner. They were selling the Submariner for almost 10k! He said that it's also full gold parts and not plated. He asked me if I wanted to try it on but I said no because I was scared I might drop the watch or accidentally scratch it or something.How much does it even weigh since it uses real gold parts on its bracelet and face. I'm thinking it must weigh a lot but I'm not sure myself.