Hamilton Khaki Team Earth
Hamilton and actor Harrison Ford have collaborated to create the Hamilton Khaki Team Earth. Team Earth is a non-profit organization of individuals and companies working together to address global environmental challenges. Hamilton and Ford are members, and portion of Khaki Team Earth sales benefit the organization. Each watch has “Team Earth” and Harrison Ford’s signature engraved on the caseback. The MSRP is $850. You may click the images to view larger versions.

Hands-On: The Glash��tte Original The Senator Excellence, A Handsome Three-Hander Powered By A New Caliber Family
Made In Germany. This label, coined by the British to discourage the purchase of foreign goods, has since become a promise of quality sought by consumers around the world. And it’s armed with these three words that German watchmakers are hoping to appeal to collectors. But they also raise expectations. ?Hoping to match them, Glashütte Original have developed a brand new movement line that sets itself apart in terms of longevity, precision, and serviceability. And since we’re at Baselworld, they’ve timed its release to coincide with a new collection called the Senator Excellence. I had the opportunity of wearing the watch during the first 100 hours of Baselworld, and here are my thoughts. 1 OF 7 A classic three-hander, presented in both dress watch and pilot watch form, it’s a real beauty, with a slim bezel, polished and brushed surfaces and a price that puts it in direct competition with the equally handsome Zenith Elite 6150 from 2015.Both ar

One of the Largest Collections of APs with Porsches, Bimmers and Other Cars
A little bit ago I had the pleasure of documenting one of the most amazing collections of AP that to my surprise came along a huge collection of Porsches, BMWs and other fast cars. Enjoy my friends!!!!

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Explorer II only runs for 1 minute then stops
My Explorer II (Z serial) runs for one minute then stops. Yes, I've tried winding the watch for 40 full turns. A recent service was completed 1 year ago. I haven't dropped it or anything like that. Any ideas? I'm guessing I'll have to send it in but wanted to see if anyone had another idea. Thanks.