HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 89
John and I go back and forth on the appeal of the half million dollar Jean Dunand Shabaka watch. We then enjoy the upcoming Cabestan Trapezium and go over my review of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Chronograph GMT Navy Seals watch.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 89 here.Download the MP3 here.

Omega PO Bracelet / End Link Question
Hi everyone,This might be a silly​ question, but I tried looking and couldn't find the answer. I want to put a steel bracelet on my 45.5mm 600m PO Ceramic Chrono. My question is whether the bracelet from the 45.5mm non-chrono version will fit. Do they use the exact same bracelet or is there a small difference - end links perhaps due to the thicker case and lugs?Thanks in advance!

Real men don't wear Rolex
Just teasin' a bit! ;-)Happy Monday everyone!

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Other watches need variety too!
The Daysjust and Day-Date have a ginormous variety of versions, which includes: different sizes, many different dial colours, and a vast number of other options. Overall, there are dozens upon dozens of different Datejust and Day-Date models.This begs the question: why are other Rolex models, many of which are arguably even more iconic than the Datejust and Day-Date (such as the Submariner), not given this same type of treatment? I think it would be wonderful if, for example, the Submariner could be had in 38mm and with a multitude of different dial and bezel options. Does anyone know why this disparity exists between two Rolex models and the rest of them? Let's discuss