HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 42
OK, this week we DO talk about the Bulova Precisionist, and more!Listen to HourTme Show watch podcast episode 42 here.

Another vintage Speedy Pro ad:
Note the price in the lower left hand corner.Fr. John?

Parsing perpetual practicality
So folks, I'm within a hair's breadth of pulling the trigger on a Patek 5159r, the ALS Langematic Perpetual, or maybe the JLC MUT Perpetual. But I think I've landed on the 5159. Although I've collected nice timepieces for years, this will be my first perpetual.My question isn't really a help me choose query...instead more one of practicality. I travel internationally quite a bit, requiring frequent adjustment of my watch to local time. My go-to travel beater has historically been a 116710 on a Sub bracelet. But I'd like to start traveling with the new perpetual. Hence my question: how do you handle multi-timezone travel with a perpetual calendar watch? Forward and backward? Or do you just leave it at home on the winder?Thanks,RichP.S. I understand that Blancpain has an Annual Calendar that can be set backwards across date transitions...( .blancpain/en/news/vil...eme-annuel-gmt )...interesting.

Fresh from the Bond Street the 5990
They are really fast :) in January I told them to look for a 5990 for me, and here is it. I will shoot later some pictures of the watch. I never tried the watch before, bought it without to see it. But it's really amazing. For me at the moment the best PATEK. Two time zones, perfect for travelers. Thick housing. Absolutely sporty. Maybe over priced :) but hey, we are all crazy, I don't need to explain that. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1424198772.923605.jpg

Hulk and Batman on Strap
Not a huge strap guy but having a little fun mixing things up this evening. Thought I'd share with everyone... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk