NAWCC Presents James Bond Enthusiast Weekend September 10 & 11
Mark your calendars for the weekend of September 10-11 when a special James Bond Enthusiasts Weekend will be held at the National Watch and Clock Museum in Columbia, PA. Attendees are encouraged to dress as their favorite James Bond character, and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. The event kicks off Friday night September 10 with a black tie-optional Bond-themed Casino Night that will include poker, blackjack, and slot machines. Saturday events include tours of the National Watch & Clock Museum’s James Bond Watches exhibit, a Jeopardy-style game, a discussion of Ian Fleming’s books, a James Bond drink seminar (shaken, not stirred), and a screening of For Your Eyes Only. Prizes will be awarded to participants with the highest chip count at the casino night, the best character clothing, and the winner of Bond Jeopardy. The James Bond Enthusiasts Weekend is being held in conjunction with the first-of-its-kind “Bond Watches, James Bond Watches” exh

HYT H2 Hydromechanical Watch Unveiled
The Hydromechanical Horologists, aka HYT, have finally released their second watch model after the explosively popular H1 from last year. The new watch is the H2, and breaks new ground in terms of mechanical and visual interest versus merely adding a new complication. Our friends at HYT's media partner Watchonsita offered the full details here for HYT. Before getting all excited about the H2, let's recall what the H1 was about by visiting our hands-on look at the H1 watch here.Earlier this month HYT shared with us a picture of the rear of the HYT H2's movement here. Looking like a robot face, the image was a prelude of a technically marvelous watch to come that was as much about design and style as it was about horology. HYT worked with APRP's Giulio Papi to help design and produce the H2's movement. In short, the movement actually has less complications than the first (with the removal of the subsidiary seconds dial). However, with an increased power reserve and more complex architect

Stowa Wants You To Design Their Next Watch
I'm sure we've all at one point dreamt of designing and manufacturing our very own watch. I know I have a few scribbles and sketches stashed away somewhere in my apartment. But for most of us, the thought of having to deal with suppliers and manufacturers is often enough to keep us just dreaming.Now Stowa, one of our favorite German watchmakers, is about to simplify the entire process with a design contest open to the public, with the winning submission to be realized by the brand. The contest, in collaboration with Watchtime, launched on July 17th and will be open for submissions until the 30th. By mid August, the 10 most popular designs will be put up for a vote on Watchtime.net, with the winning design to be sold through Watchtime.net's online shop. The winner will receive the watch for free, valued at around EUR 1,000. Runner-ups will get vouchers from the brand.If you'd like to participate, you can download the case template from Stowa's contest site. Fret not if you don't have an

Very nice, congratulations!
Ok...I have been wanting a PAtek for a long time..and finally i heard one singing to me...I had Oscar(bodybump) help me track it down....Here it is!! Simple..Readable...BEAUTIFUL!!

Rolex Issue #6
I am missing this Magazine does anyone have an extra copy I could buy from you?Thanks!