Watch Experts Network: ‘Hublot Classic Fusion Aeromoon – watch review by ESCAPEMENT’
Removing the layersFollowing a recent extended period of acquaintance, Angus Davies provides an in-depth ��hands-on' review of the Hublot Classic Fusion Aeromoon. This watch is equipped with a self-winding movement and a skeletonised dial. Harrods, the prestigious retailer in Knightsbridge, is showcasing Hublot this month with an extensive exhibition.I am no stranger to the psychologist's couch. I have discussed at length the experiences of my formative years whilst lying in repose, freely disclosing aspects of my behaviour. I am obsessive about certain objects and openly confess to suffering from OCD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.As a professional watch journalist, I perceive OCD as a benefit, proving useful when examining each element of a timepiece. I will spend much time scrutinising lugs, crowns, dials and clasps with a loupe in my hand.Another trait I readily display is addiction. Thankfully, I am not tempted to excessively consume alcohol, nor have I ever been enticed to try dru

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 62
Back from Baselworld 2011, we discuss some of the show highlights (and quirks). On list is the Harry Winston Opus Eleven (that John loves), and a few other watches such as the Porsche Design P'6520 Compass Heritage and new Omega Speedmaster pieces (that John needs to be school about).Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 62 here.

Apollo XIII Brothers :)
From the old to the new here are the two Apollo XIII pieces

My humble watch hunting adventure...
People say that one should enjoy their watch hunting experience. I cannot agree more.. Having acquired a BLNR recently, I was reading through some articles in the Patek Philippe section of this forum and was completely mesmerized by some amazing pictures of the Nautilus series. That stirred up my interest greatly and after doing some homework, I was completely hooked and determined to get my hands on the highly coveted 5712/1A. Holding a job as a regular middle class executive, I figured it would be challenging to fund for this purchase without having to sell my organs. Fortunately, I managed to devise a plan, so that I didn't have to part ways with my kidney or liver...Over the years, I had consolidated a handful of Omegas and Rolexes, many of which, had been lacking wrist time as if they were trying to reach out to a more deserving owner. Naturally, I proceeded to downsize my watch collection to consolidate some cash to serve as buffer for my next purchase. The balance funds will hav

Rolex Oyster Perpetual
Morning folksLike many I have a question concerning gray market dealers. Specifically to find One with a decent reputation. Heard good and bad about Jaztime. I recently parted with my first Rolex a 1950 Rolex 6694. Now have a Rolex perpetual date 72. Had the precision serviced once whenI bought it for new spring cleaned and oiled, lost maybe 20 seconds week. My perpetual date had cleaned and oiled all parts were fine. I would really like to get a new oyster Perpetual, not hung up on warantee cardJust want to be sure that If I'm spending several thousand dollars it's a geunuine Rolex. Old stock doesn't bother me. Suggestions guys on a resource....?As always thank youAlways get a wealth of information hereHappy New Year