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Hamilton Khaki Team Earth
Hamilton and actor Harrison Ford have collaborated to create the Hamilton Khaki Team Earth. Team Earth is a non-profit organization of individuals and companies working together to address global environmental challenges. Hamilton and Ford are members, and portion of Khaki Team Earth sales benefit the organization. Each watch has “Team Earth” and Harrison Ford’s signature engraved on the caseback. The MSRP is $850. You may click the images to view larger versions.

The Watches Worn By NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, Holder Of New U.S. Spaceflight Endurance Record
(Above, astronaut Kelly flashes a victory sign after landing, wearing a Speedmaster Professional; photo via AP Images.)American astronaut Scott Kelly recently returned to Earth after a record-breaking 342 days in space – a record for any American astronaut (though not the absolute record; currently that's held by cosmonaut Valeri Polyakov, who was aloft on Mir in 1995 for a staggering 437 days). The purpose of the experiment was to further study the long-term effects of weightlessness on the human body – critical information for any contemplated human-crewed mission to Mars, for instance. Kelly's twin brother provided a comparison benchmark, and interestingly enough, Mark Kelly is also an astronaut (making them the only siblings ever to have both been space travelers). The Kelly brothers aren't just astronauts; it looks like they're both into watches – let's take a look at what Scott's been seen wearing, both in space and on Earth. 1 OF

I am ill
On another watch forum there was the subject of how many watches have you sold in the year to date.Well having checked my sales posts I can reveal that at this current point I have sold:Wait for it......45 watches.It's an illness, I tell ya!How many have you flipped this year?Mark

5980r vs 5711/1 R
Hey guys. Its my first patek which would u choose? The 5980R on strap or 5711/1 R on bracelet? Whats your votes?

Automatic movements and vibration
This is more of a movement question vs a Rolex specific question. What are some activities where you wouldn¡¯t want to wear a watch with an automatic movement?I¡¯m thinking of high vibration situations like riding a motorcycle or pushing a lawn mower. Can you do damage to an automatic movement this way?