HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 92
Travel and some technical issues prevented use from putting up new episodes of the HourTime Show watch podcast lately - we do apologize. Episode 92 was recorded while in Geneva, and is a good one to start off the season of watch shows. See the new embedded podcast player below or go here to listen to episode 92.

Hands-On: With The Bremont MKI And MKII
At last year’s Concours D’Elegance in Pebble Beach, Jaguar announced plans to build six lightweight E-type coupes, exactly as they would have been produced in 1963. The original "Special GT E-type" project called for 18 cars to be built, though just 12 were actually finished. Now, more than 50 years later, the remaining cars will be hand-made and delivered bearing the six dormant serial numbers. To honor the event, Jaguar teamed up with Bremont to offer a watch to the buyers of these cars, each signed with the individual serial and engine numbers on the dial. And this year at Basel, Bremont announced plans to introduce two watches into regular production, dubbed the MKI and MKII, each based on the limited series and inspired by the car itself. 1 OF 4 Both the MKI and MKII will substitute the white gold and aluminum of the limited edition watch for polished steel, and while you won’t get a serial number printed on the dial, you will get the same

Strap Question
I have the panda Omega Speedmaster date chrono on a bracelet and am looking for a strap option for it. I like the Cordura strap, but can't find it as an option to buy separately (is this available from somewhere to buy as just the strap?) If not Ive seen some other nylon/kevlar straps, but not sure what size i need to fit...20mm lugs and 18mm buckle? Is this correct?Below is my watch:Thanks in advance

My New Seamaster GMT
Arrived today, a 2534.50 Seamaster GMT 300m, 50th anniversary. This has always been my favorite Omega. Couldn't be happier!!

Nothing like a Panerai
About 15 years ago, I was leafing through a Magazine and saw a model wearing a Panerai Radiomir. I had no idea at the time what it was, but I was absolutely smitten with this watch.Fast forward, I have owned about a half dozen Panerai, and currently own 3.Panerai experienced some wild fanfare several years ago, and much of that has cooled. Many of the older classics are highly sought after, and prices have come back to a more realistic and obtainable level. I tend to not follow the pack, so for me, this recent softening of the market is just fine. I really would like to pick up some classics like a 009, 201A, etc etcAnyways, to this day, as much as I enjoy Rolex and many other brands, nothing gives the feeling of a Panerai.Enjoy your weekend!