Devon Star Wars Limited Edition Watch Based On The Tread 1
Not so long ago, in a galaxy just around the corner, Nixon released a new wave of Star Wars watches in anticipation of the upcoming installment of the world famous franchise. Today, we announce the release of another Star Wars-inspired watch from another American brand: watches from Devon Works are already well-known in the horological community for a pioneering time-telling mechanism that uses printed belts instead of hands to indicate the passing hours, minutes, and seconds. With the "Star Wars by Devon" co-branded luxury timepiece, the Los Angeles-based design team have rained on their Californian neighbors' parade. This is essentially a revised version of the famed Devon Tread 1 (that watches-dealer debuted here in 2010 and reviewed here) made in partnership with Disney and Lucasfilm for Star Wars and, of course, debuted today on "Force Friday."Okay, so maybe it is unfair to compare Nixon's efforts with those of Devon. For one thing, the prices couldn't be further apart. The Devon

HourTime Show Podcast Episode 4 - Tourbillons, Dos/Don��ts, Holiday Shopping + a Contest!
Episode 4 of the quickly growing HourTime watch chat podcast show is up. This time we talk about why all the fuss with tourbillon watches, dos and don'ts with watch wearing, and the beginning of our holiday watch buying tips.We start out with learning about what tourbillons are, what they do, why they exist, then why they were "forgotten" for years and years and their sudden comeback. Then we get into why wear a watch at all - not the same as checking the time on your cell phone. Wearing a watch on the underside of your wrist is a topic. Next, fake watches, don't get us started! Wearing your watch at the gym? Then, we talk about the watch industry and watch news (where do you get your watch news).The Holidays are coming up, so where should you go to buy your watches for gifts? We share some tips on what to look for when buying online.Also, HourTimeShowwatches-dealer is giving away a free Automatic Chrono Swatch Watch. You'll need to listen to the show and comment for a chance to w

Ferrari watches are highly demanded among professional and amateur divers
Ferrari watches are highly demanded among professional and amateur divers as the brand produces a wide range of dive watches, including a 1,000m mechanical timepiece with the nickname 'Autozilla', a 300m Eco-drive model dubbed 'Eco-zilla', and a 200m Eco-Drive called 'Orca', to name just a few.

Breitling Long
Hello all, I have the opportunity to acquire this one from the 70'sCan anyone tell me if this a good dial or redone?Also are these chronographs easy to service? thanks

Opinions on my first Panerai model...
So I've seen a lot of threads in the past regarding which Panerai one should start their collection with. Most commonly people refer to 47mm Panerai Luminor 1950. I get that this probably the closest to what is considered the classic Panerai piece.Please indulge me with the same question but with more specific criteria and your opinions. First off, I own the watches listed in my signature. I am looking for something different. This puts the Submersible or GMTs as being a redundant pieces for me and it also means I want nothing on a bracelet. When I think of Panerai I definitely want a leather strap. I am looking for something around 44 to 45mm, costing between 5-8k (obviously stainless steel), and would prefer hand wound as opposed to automatic. I am on the fence if I want to go Radiomir or Luminor. I know I could plug these criteria into the website and get a list of options but I am looking for expert opinions and reasons. My first three watches were must owns for me, this