HourTime Show Watch Podcast New iTunes & RSS Feed
As you might have learned we had a range of issues moving host providers for the HourTime Show watch podcast. Fans went a bit berserk and headaches and screaming ensued. The good news it that it looks like we are finally settled on Liberated Syndication as our new podcast host provider. Thank you again to them for their help is moving stuff over. For listeners who get the show via iTunes or an RSS feed, there are some new links you should be aware of:New HourTime Show iTunes feed/page is here. *** Please Rate Us On iTunes ***New HourTime Show RSS feed here. Thanks for you patience everyone. If you have special requests for episode 100 please let us know.

Bulova BaselWorld 2015 Highlights
Bulova is celebrating their 140th year in continuous business this year, and they are introducing some new lines to celebrate. They are also moving their corporate headquarters back to New York in the Empire State Building, which is neat if you ask me. Bulova of course has an incredible history, and to honor that history they are borrowing a little from their illustrious past. Some of the new offerings that debuted at Basel are pretty cool, but some miss the mark a bit as far as truly honoring their past goes. Bulova will be using their proprietary Ultra High Frequency (UHF) quartz movement in most of their watches for 2015. While I'm not a fan of quartz, these are really interesting. The Bulova-made movement uses a three pronged quartz crystal that vibrates at 262 kHz, eight times that of a standard quartz movement. This give increased accuracy (to within a few seconds per year), and allows for a continuous sweeping hand. The highlights of the 2015 introductions are the Sea King

COSC - Speedmaster
Hello,How come the speedmaster professional, being such a well knoe watch, and overcome the NASA tests, dosent��s have the COSC certication.

good decision
Hi guys,Not long ago I flipped my 5712 that I dearly loved, to finance part of a very good investment, I had hesitated to sell the AP but decided to sell the PP as the AP had a very special number for me.So happy I did, it's been discontinued and seems they made less than 600, so it's quite limited and exclusive IMO, how many 5712 do you think have been made throughout the years? Probably much more but how many? around 5-6000? Anyone know how many were made each year? In any case as much as I loved my Patek getting it back will be way easier than a CE diver, plus the prices might soar due to unavailability��.

Etched crown?
Looks like the crown is now on the dials on at least the ones I've looked at. Does that mean the new watches don't have it etched in the crystal now?