HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 159: After Vegas
With John having just left us for Iceland, David and Ariel discuss being in Las Vegas for the 2014 Couture Watch and Jewelry Show and JCK, as well as the other brands we saw in town. There was a lot to laugh about, including humorous haute horology defects and marketing debacles.In the HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 159, we discuss brands we visited and watches we saw at the shows, including a lot of TAG Heuer, specifically the Carrera CH 80 (hands-on here), Ulysse Nardin and their Stranger Music Box Watch, among others, and Bulova pieces, including their Accutron II watch (hands-on)...Las Vegas has apparently had the effect of making both David and Ariel want to bling themselves out with diamond-covered watches. From there, conversation turns to reviewing watch prototypes and a malfunctioning hour striker watch we dubbed the "perpetual striker," with Ariel helping us through David's lapses into technical geekisms. Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 159 here. The di

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Introducing: The Casio G-Shock MR-G Limited Edition 'Hammer Tone' (Are You Ready For A $6,200 G-Shock?)
If there were a search for the last honest watch on Earth �C a watch that embodies down to the deepest fiber of its being what it really means to be a genuine tool watch, and not just a (generally overpriced) illustration of what a tool watch used to be, chances are very good that it would be a Casio G-Shock. Unloved by many who think of themselves as real watch lovers, the G-Shock is very much loved by those who need a watch that will put up with the very roughest use the very roughest and most dangerous jobs can dish out. G-Shocks are worn by more than a few hipsters and would-be hipsters these days, but they're also worn by the thousands by police officers, firefighters, special forces operators, regular Army guys and gals �C you name it. A $150 Tough Solar G-Shock will last basically indefinitely and will as for absolutely nothing in return for flawless performance other than that you don't expose it to a nuclear explosion. So what the heck is Casio doing in offering a $6,200 G-Shock

AP Rose Gold Royal Oak Black Dial/Strap v/s Patek Nautilus 5712
Hey guys,I am in a dilemma trying to choose between my first AP and PP. I mostly own stainless rolexes on bracelet until now. I really like the AP Royal Oak 15400OR.OO.D002CR.01 (Rose Gold, Black dial on black leather strap) and do not own any rose gold watches yet. However, for a similar amount of money I could also buy the Patek Nautilus 5712 (in Stainless). The 5712 is one of my grail watches and have admired the design for a long time now. I feel that with the AP I will be diversifying my collection into Rose Gold (the AP Rose gold is just so majestic) and perhaps wait a bit longer to buy the Nautilus, making purchasing my grail even more special (maybe at that point I could even buy the white gold or rose gold Nautilus). Any thoughts on these lines would be much appreciated, especially from those of you who own AP/PP.Thanks,Bharat

BLNR Wallpaper
Was looking through the rolex website's wallpaper and there were no BLNR. I made some adjustments to the current BLRO instead Just sharing if anyone is interested. 1920x10801600x900