Rebellion T-1000 Gotham Watch
In debuting the Gotham versions of the T-1000 watches, Rebellion playfully warns to "lock up your daughters." I am not 100% sure what that means, but apparently this watch that looks like a part that fell off of a Transformer is out to get your girls. Mixing a range of science-fiction and comic book themes into one, the Rebellion T-1000 is a combo of un-focused culture masculinity, and the world's longest power reserve mechanical movement.When the T-1000 came out a few years ago it boasted the world's longest power reserve at 1000 hours. You can see?how far they have come with the design of the watch since the original. That is over 40 days of power, and beats the A. Lange & Sohne Lange 31 and the Jacob & Co. Quenttin. The T-1000 (no, sadly not the Terminator fiend) has six mainsprings for the job. They are wound in parallel using a chain system and are specially inclined to maximize precision. Nevertheless, this watch likely has one hell of a torque curve (meaning that the acc

w&w Instagram Round-Up #15
What’s on the menu today? Chronographs and vintage. Why? Because we’ve gotten soooo many awesome submissions of both. Don’t forget, what you see here is only a few of what’s been submitted. Look up #wornandwound on IG and you’ll see close to 4,000 images of killer watches. Enjoy!In order for your picture to be considered it should:a. include the hashtag #wornandwound and @wornandwoundb. be a watch related photo. It doesn't have to be a watch on your wrist, but watches should be at the core of the imagec. be awesome (naturally)Be sure to follow us on?Instagram?to stay up to date on what we're up to, what watches we're looking at and to be eligible for future giveaways. We also just appreciate your support!tokyovintagewatchcollector and a Universal Geneve Compax ethokin and a Seiko 6119-8470  zerosupport and Tissot Aquastar Regate @duckpindesign and a Hamilton Khaki Field Pioneer  @witzzspace and a Sears Tradition valjoux 7733 c

15400 vs 15202
As someone with a 7 flat wrist, a 44 feels like it fits my wrists as a glove (personal opinion of course). I tend to favor watches with a bit of heft. While doing some homework between the 15400 and 15202, I gathered that many people feel that the 15202 may be better proportioned, thus the result of a slimmer and smaller case. I really like the dial of the jumbo, especially the AP lettering towards the Southern Hemisphere. However, being that my body type happens to fall in the category of 'I enjoy stuffing my face', dial versus heft, I would choose the weight of the 15400. The only problem is I have not been able get my hands on a jumbo to experience the difference. Are the weights of the two quite similar or is there a noticeable difference? Also, I noticed that the 15400 has a 3120 movement while the jumbo has a 2121 movement; is there any difference in the two movements? I am not knowledgeable on the two movements. Thanks.

alaska project weight?
can someone tell me what the weight of your alaska project if you have one? i bought one off ebay and the weight feels a little light to me compared to my apollo 11 35th. thanks

What Do You Guys/Gals Think?
Okay looking for thoughts and opinions from TRF members. Please limit your answer to the watches in question.So you have one watch a 114060, that will remain in the collection. You need to add one more. There will be no other watches in the collection. Which would you choose and why?Rolex 116618 LN (solid gold sub, ceramic bezel black)Rolex 118206 (36mm day date, platinum blue dial sticks)Edit Added a shot of the 114060