HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 102
Cosmopolite! The new highly complex and limited watch from Glashutte Original gets discussed. We talk about the Rado R-One, Movado and Ferrariand more.Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 102 here.Download the MP3.

Introducing The Bremont Supermarine 2000, An Even Deeper Diver
Bremont has released the latest version of its diver, theSupermarine 2000. This one, as the name suggests, is rated for a whopping 2,000meters of water pressure. Given the British brand's claim that the Supermarine'sprior iteration was tested well beyond its 500 meter rating, and their almost obsessive focus on ruggedness, we're pretty sure this one couldgo even deeper than advertised. Beyond the water resistance ensured by its patented Trip-Ticksteel case, this Supermarine also boasts Bremont's usual arsenal of movementprotection features, like a soft iron Faraday cage for repelling magnetism to a shockabsorbing movement holder that protects the chronometer-certified calibre fromvibration and impacts. The luminescent sapphire bezel, unique crown protector, dial, and oddly elegant hand design are all carried over from the Supermarine 500. 2 OF 3 Helium Release Valve on the S2000 Also inherited from the Supermarine 500 is the heliumrelease valve on the 9 o'clock side

Pics of the 44mm ROO on a 6.5" wrist
Just wanted to see some wrist shots of anyone with a 44mm ROO (Gold, Steel, Carbon or Platinum ) with a 6.5 wrist. Thanks! I know it depends on the shape and such, just wanted to see some pictures all in one place. Much appreciated Sorry if this has been done before.

111 or 510 ?
I read recently that a friend of the Forum said that the 111 movement has proved to be a robust workhorse movement, easy to fix and regulate by any decent watchmaker, no need to be a slave of Richemond every time you need to adjust it or clean it etc.The model 510 is the same but is provided with an in-house P 5000 movement. It can also be served by any watchmaker or need to carry Panerai for any problem?I guess being manually winding it could handle any watchmaker specialized but rather ask the friends of the Forum.What I regret tha Panerai never made manually winding models 312 or 351. There are other models but I do not like cyclopsThank you.

Submariner exhibition at Rolex Shanghai (PIC HEAVY)
Hi guys,This weekend I visited that exhibition at the Rolex showroom on the Bund, especially dedicated to the Submariner. An interesting tribute to our dear Sub model I thought it would be interesting to share.The showroom is divided in 2 parts, the museum and the shop - which looks like a normal AD with the exception of a VIP lounge feeling where you can try regular and special models. special can be the novelties or the stone heavy ones such as Daytona full of gems everywhere and other pieces of questionable taste - that some local customers seem to appreciate. It's actually not an AD per se as it seems to belong directly to Rolex. Showing the models is the priority but you can also buy them.- and btw, like all other Rolex shops these days, no classic SS/TT sport model available. Nothing, nada, rien, 没有. Same stock shortage like anywhere else.But in the Nouveau Riche context of modern China, such a tribute to the Submariner was very nicely organized to teach customers