WatchTime Announces New Editor-in-Chief; Thompson to Become Editor-at-Large
Beginning March 1, 2016, longstanding WatchTime Editor-in-Chief Joe Thompson will assume his new role as Editor-at-Large. Mr. Thompson steps down as Editor-in-Chief after a successful 16-year run at the magazine's helm, and he will remain with the publication as a writer and reporter in a part-time capacity. Blending passion for watches and the watch industry with journalistic integrity and in-depth reporting, Joe Thompson helped establish WatchTime Magazine as the gold standard in specialized international watch magazines. His esteemed 38-year career within the industry recently earned him a lifetime achievement award at the 2016 Gem Awards.Mr. Thompson will continue reporting and writing major features for WatchTime Magazine in addition to his Last Minute column. As Mr. Thompson explained, I am going back to my first job and first love – writing and reporting. Mr. Thompson welcomes the change as a chance to pursue other interests within the watch industry while continuing to

Omega constellation
Hi Members,I recently bought omega constellation pie pan. But the dial does not have the 'Omega' name on it. Just want to know is it rare or the dial has been restored at some point of time. Even the word constellation, especially the last letter 'n' is not as per original type. Also the dial is gold one or not. Can any member shed a light on it please as I collect vintage watches and would like to have your esteemed opinion.

Outdoor pics of my 5711/1R
Love having my 5711/1R out in the sun or in amongst the trees. Hope you enjoy the pics.

Recommendations For Rolex dealers Pre owned or new in Charlottesville Virginia
Going to visit family I wondered if any had any watch shop recommendations. Cheers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Are all F series 16610lv's Flat Four's?
I am getting more familiar with the differences between the serial numbers on the 16610lv kermit and understand that the Y and F series have the Mk 1 dials with the oval O and 5 ticks as well as the Flat four bezels. My question is did all of the F series watches have the oval O and flat four or were these only the earlier ones and the later ones had the regular O and the pointed 4.