HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 73
We discuss "sand in a watch," Ellicott, and Patek Philippe. We also discuss what would happen is sand gets into your Patek Phillipe (answer: watch funeral).Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 73 here. Download the MP3 here.

Zenith Class Lady Moonphase Watch For 2009
Zenith Class Lady Moonphase in Stainless Steel with White DialAs you may know, Zenith is a brand that I am very fond of. They take risks and have the history to back these risks up. While the trend of women wearing men's watches has been growing, Zenith was one of the first to embrace and encourage this. And, always to be one step ahead, Zenith has also created many designs with a more masculine yet edgy feel for women. Instead of just making models smaller for a woman's wrist, the designs are tailored more to the taste of a truly modern woman.Such as the new Class Lady Moonphase introduced at this year's Baselworld show, unfortunately Thierry Nataf's last gig. I am sad to see Thierry leave, as I have always admired and respected his vision. But, I am also very excited to see the direction that this brands goes moving forward.For now, Thierry and the team from Le Locle have given us the Class Lady Moonphase as one last parting gift. And what a gift it is.The Class Collection appe

Introducing The Breitling Transocean 38, A Smaller, Less Complicated Addition To The Transocean Line
Breitling is expanding its Transocean line with the new Transocean 38, which keeps the understated size and looks while losing a complication or two in the process. The Transocean 38 retains much of the charm first captured in the original 1950's models, adding modern touches with minimal flair. In a move we've seen before from Breitling, the new model will measure in at a scant 38 mm in diameter, and be ambiguously marketed at both male and female consumers. We've discussed this tactic before in our review of the Transocean Chronograph 38, and maintain that it shouldn't stand in the way of appreciating a great watch. 2 OF 3 The Transocean 38 becomes the least complicated watch in the line, keeping business simple with a small seconds hand at 6 o'clock, and a distinctive twin-aperture date window at 12 o'clock. We'd go one further and say the watch would do just fine sans the seconds hand at all. Styling is familiar to the Transocean line, meaning large hour batons, thin,

I Love My Panda
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360514248.793139.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1360514268.877373.jpgAnd I love other people's Panda too. :)ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360514329.047707.jpgShow it off if you have one. Sorry this might end up being an enabler thread. LOL. Make it a great day everyone.

A good time to look back and remember!!!
What I have had over the last 40 or so years:2- 55124- 55132- 16805- Red 16803- 16651- Red 16652- 16800 Matte Dial1- 16800 Gloss Dial2- 1680002- 16660 gloss6- 16660 Matte1- 166101- 16600 Tritium5- 16600 Lumi2- 14060 tritium3- 14060m1- GMT2c2- Zenith Daytona 1- SD4000What I have now:Longine Legend DiverDeepSea (Black Dial)