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In this issue Joe Thompson profiles Swatch Group CEO Nick Hayek, who is not happy with the current state of watch retailing in America, and he lets us know it. Our Baselworld roundup looks at new watches from the world’s largest watch show. We enlist a dive instructor to help us test four diver’s watches, and we test new models from Panerai and Seiko. We take a close-up look at Vacheron’s new World Time watch – the first ever to display all 37 of the world’s time zones. Plus iPad exclusives: 71 image galleries, 11 videos and 43 web links. Beyond enhanced content, WatchTime’s iPad app lets you search, navigate between pages quickly, display all pages as thumbnails, bookmark pages, read in landscape or portrait mode, zoom text and images, view pages as text only, and read online or off. Each issue is stored in your personal archive.Click here for a more complete description of this issue’s contents.Click here to download the WatchTime iPad app.Cl

Frederique Constant Trip & Watches Giveaway Winners
Last month in December of 2012 we brought to you what we feel was the coolest giveaway ever - a trip to Geneva to build your own Frederique Constant or Alpina watch, and also a choice of Frederique Constant or Alpina watch for two second prize winners. I personally was amazed by the substance of the giveaway comments. They are charming, passionate, emotional, and full of watch love. You can?read the many comments on the giveaways page here. Because you'd all like to know, here are the winners:The first prize winner who will travel to Geneva and build a watch is Mr. Andrew E. of Indiana.The second prize winners who will get new Frederique Constant watches are Mrs. Carolyn H. of Georgia and David B. of California.Congrats to them, and don't forget to enter for this month's Xetum Tyndall watch giveaway.

Small wrist review on AP ROO steel Bracelet
I just picked up an AP ROO 42mm Panda on a bracelet about a week ago. After searching and asking question of how comfortable a ROO bracelet will feel on a small wrist man (6.50)Here are my findings...... I Love it. And it Feels great. Before everyone goes and buys a bracelet for there 42mm ROO. Please read. When i first got the watch i decided to size it myself. After finally get the right screw driver. A little smaller than a 1.4mm as the 1.4mm still didn't fit even though thats what most people said they used to size the bracelet.I noticed that i had to take every extra link out. Meaning if you have a wrist smaller than 6.50 this bracelet won't fit. It won't get any smaller. So I'm pretty lucky i just made it in terms of fit. Another thing is because of how the bracelet is designed if you take the bracelet all the way down to no extra links one side is actually one link longer. So the center deployment clasp does not sit center on the back of the wrist. This is probably what bothers

Look What I Found (omega constellation)
Hey guys,I found this vintage Omega Constellation in a old suitcase. It belonged to my grandfather. I took it to an Omega dealer to inquire what it would cost me to repair and restore this watch. He said it would be upwards of $1000 and it's almost not worth it. I just came on here to get a second opinion. It is not in working condition and the dial seemed to have moved somehow. The dealer did open up the back and confirm the authencity of the watch. What would you guys do with this watch? Any advise is appreiated.

Any guide to what Calatrava references used what dials?
Is there anything out there that I could use to determine what dials were available on different Calatrava references. Really like the 5196 time only with small seconds and breguet numerals. I know a few other references also used that dial style but it seems that many of those references also used other dials as well.Any resources like this online for Calatrava references? I'm guessing some of the books you can buy may have this sort of info.This is the dial style I am referring to by the way, wondering what previous references of Calatrava used it (I know the 96 did but have seen others pop up with this dial as well)