WatchTime’s May-June Issue is On Sale Now!
The May-June issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also in the WatchTime online shop), featuring our test of the Omega Seamaster 300, our in-depth coverage of the new watches that debuted at SIHH 2015, a rundown of smartwatches from Baselworld, and more. Scroll down for highlights from the issue��? In the cover feature, Disarmed Forces, Jens Koch tests the retro-styled Omega Seamaster 300, equipped to fend off powerful magnetic fields. How well does the watch and its innovative Master Co-Axial automatic movement hold up ? Nik Sch?lzel provides original photos. (You may also download this article from the WatchTime online store.)? Our massive feature on the 2015 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH), held this past January in Geneva, features 67 new watches from an array of luxury brands including Cartier, Panerai, IWC, Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Vacheron Constanttin, and many more. This feature is also available as a direct download from the WatchTime store.

Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica 48mm Lo Scientziato Watch
Easily my favorite new Panerai of SIHH 2010 is an unexpected model. The brand that made it a point to "hide" the tourbillon complication on their first tourbillon watch has now made an about face. This is the first skeletonized Panerai watch that I know of, and does not let down. It is actually the same movement from their normal tourbillon watch but skeletonized. This is in contrast to what some makers do by making a watch movement specially designed to be skeletonized. Good that the watch movement leneded itself nicel to the "open" treatment. The watch is really stunning and exactly what you would expect from a Panerai watch if it was skeletonized.? Called the Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica 48mm Lo Scientziato PAM348 (PAM 348), this piece is truly unique in the brand's current watch line. Most of the other new models of 2010 are minor variations on existing models to differ broaden an established brand feel, but retain its strict identity.The 48mm wide case is in a dark brownsih co

Does anybody know anything about the Royal Oak Chrono "Kasparov"?
Speaking to a friend earlier, he made me aware of the Royal Oak Chronograph Kasparov. This is something I've never heard of and all I can find are chrono24 sellers charging more for Kasparov models.Is there any information regarding this and therefore any tips on how to differentiate between a Kasparov and non-Kasparov; or is it all a load of rubbish with sellers just bumping up their prices? Thanks in advance!

I can't wear my RO without these cuff links
Here's where I bought them. I figure my fellow WIS' will eat these up..etsy/transaction/1543...um=trans_email

Considering Polar Explorer (16570) and BLNR
I don't have either. In fact, I don't own a Rolex yet. If I'm considering both, which would you acquire first? Thanks!