Welcome to the new Watchtime.com!
If you have been to this site before, you may have noticed some significant differences this week. Yes, has undergone a major facelift, with numerous upgrades that we feel will make it more useful, informative, interactive, and user-friendly. As those of you who read the print edition of WatchTime may already know, I have taken the reins of WatchTime’s online and multimedia editorial initiatives after five years as managing editor of the print magazine. Mike Disher, our former online editor, who blazed many of the electronic trails that I am now traveling, has moved over to the print side as our technical editor.The revamped website is the result of a major team effort, with input from myself and Mike; our WatchTime editorial, sales, and marketing teams, particularly editor-in-chief and associate publisher Joe Thompson; my right-hand guy and social media guru Jason Francisco; new managing director Dominik Grau; our German counterparts at WatchTime.net, the online component of ou

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!

Orbita Casetta Gets Rotorwind System
Orbita’s Casetta watchwinder is now available with their patented Rotorwind System. The Casetta is available as a free-standing module or housed in a Brazilian Rosewood case with a high-gloss lacquer finish. The suede-lined cases are fitted with gold-plated quadrant hinges and a beveled glass viewing window. The modules can be stacked vertically or placed side by side for multiple watches, and they require no external power – lithium batteries provide a guaranteed battery life of 5 years.The module itself is covered in Camel or Black synthetic suede and finished with a brushed stainless steel rear panel. Inside a Swiss-designed ironless core motor initiates the oscillating winding action of the Rotorwind System, which is entirely self-regulating. Every 10 minutes throughout the day, the built-in microprocessor activates the servo motor causing the watch to swing back and forth for several oscillations, as if it were being worn on the wrist.The Casetta Module measures 5-1/8&

PAM 504 Thoughts ?
Hi Guys ! Extremely close on pulling the trigger on one. Would love to know you thoughts, experiences and IRL pics. Thanks in advance. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1411920355.767207.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1411920365.842414.jpgCredit pics : Google.

Can I wear my Rolex in the Appalachian Mountains?
Spring Break 2018 in the gorgeous Appalachian mountains of North Carolina. I think the Datejust II is up for the task! White dial right at home with the beautiful powdered snow in the background. She is far from her normal comfort zone of central Florida but seems right at home on my wrist wherever I am! Happy Spring Break 2018!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk