Regatta Time: 5 Yachting Watches
British watch manufacturer Bremont made news last year as the new official timing partner and other brands sponsoring teams. In addition to sponsorships, some brands have developed timepieces specifically suited for competitive sailing and other nautical activities, often with some version of the all-important regatta countdown function. Here we run down five yachting and regatta watches and reveal why they’re ideal companions out on the waves.Corum has been making watches for yachtsmen since 1960, when it debuted the first Corum Admiral’s Cup watch, named after and inspired by the famous yacht race of the same name. The Admiral’s Cup has since grown to become an entire collection, one of Corum’s core pillars. Numerous variations on the Corum Admiral’s Cup have been introduced over the years, including, at Baselworld 2014, the Corum Admiral’s Cup AC-One 45 Tides. This watch’s movement, Caliber CO 277 �� which Corum spent three years working with

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 142: The NYC Meetup
This latest episode of HourTime was recorded as a series of interviews and conversations that occurred while at the watches-dealer event with Girard-Perregaux in New York City. You'll hear from John, Ariel, and fellow readers. Ariel also interviews Girard Perregaux CEO Michele Sofisti.Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 142.Or, Download the MP3 here. 

All Praise to APSC in Clearwater
Recently had a mishap with new AP Diver and damaged the bezel after having it for a little over a week. Sent it APSC on the 20 and less than 2 weeks later watch is back from service.

Incoming!!!!!! My 2nd Patek !!!!
Thanks to all the enablers and eyeing this watch on TRF (and even trying one on at the GTG) I now own my 2nd Patek! I was just making a routine call/ check in to my local AD to see if he had gotten this watch in (it's never in stock) and low and behold, one had arrived this afternoon. I hurried down to the dealer and tried it on. I was planning on waiting until the fall or Christmas to purchase, but once it was on my wrist there was no way I could leave without it. Here is a teaser:Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Traveling with your Rolex collection
I just bought a triple WatchPod, it's essentially 3 Oakley Watch vaults combined. Keeps the watches separated in pods. So far I love it, it provides way better protection than a regular watch roll as the watches cant touch each when moving around.Has anybody ever used this style of case? It's the first time I see it.34mm Air-King in the middle pod.pod1.jpg