SIHH 2014 Preview: 3 New IWC Aquatimer Watches
In keeping with recent tradition, IWC has put its marketing focus on one watch collection for 2014. This year, it’s the Aquatimer, the brand’s line of divers’ watches. Here are three new models in the revamped Aquatimer collection, which makes its full debut at January’s SIHH watch fair.In a press release for the new Aquatimer collection, IWC reveals that the 2014 Aquatimer watches will be distinguished by a new type of internal/external rotating bezel, will contain even more in-house IWC movements, and will feature a patented IWC bracelet quick-change system. (More info on the new designs and mechanisms for the 2014 Aquatimer collection is available here.) The collection also features several special-edition models devoted to the environmental organizations IWC supports, the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Cousteau Society.As its model name implies, the IWC Aquatimer 2000 (Ref. IW358002) is water-resistant to 2,000 meters, making it more than suitable for pro

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 153
We bring up the serious topic of why there is so much Hublot love and hate. John brings back the robot turd and we talk about Romain Jerome, MCT, and Richard Mille as well.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 153 here.

Top 10 Japanese Watches
AskMenwatches-dealer commanded that I make a list of the top 10 Japanese watches currently available. I am not even the type of person who is able to choose a favorite movie or food. But it looks like list making is popular, and you all enjoy it.? The list of the top Japanese watches includes Seiko, Citizen, Casio, and Orient watches. Everything in the list if a good choice. Even # 10 is still in the "top 10." So check it out, comment if you feel so inspired, and feel free to come up with your own additions to the list or lists of your own.Read my Top 10 Japanese Watches article on AskMenwatches-dealer here.

5712/1A or 5524G
So...Which one would you get... ?I like them both, but unlikely I can afford/justify both...The 5524 is For me a more useful complication in the travel time.. it's also probably more unique but at the same time less Patel like.The 5512 (edit 5712) is everything the 5711 is but more and arguably harder to get than the 5524 or perhaps better to say more in demand.Maybe that will change with the planned increase.It's also more my style ie steel bracelet watch although wita my subs I generally wear non PCL bracelets.I'm not generally a suit wearer and am usually more casually dressed.. hence why I'm drawn to the 5524 it's less likely to be as obvious..And less noticed by clients and other staff... (which is important to me)That said when I do wear suits To client meetings I don't have anything other than subs and sea dwellers that look clean and simple (sold my Daytona as never wore it...) hence why I was considering a classic nautilus piece...AD will put me on a list for either due to wha

Help identifying this vintage Calatrava
Hello, i need help identifying this yellow gold calatrava. I still cant open it so i have no idea whats inside nor the reference. But what i do find different of all i have seen in the web is the 3 and 9 markers on my dial.Any info will be appreciated.Thank you !Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk