HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 24
A good show about Jaeger-LeCoultre, Reactor, Bremont, and our upcoming trip to Vegas. Possibly some audio issues on my side. I can't explain that. When the big bucks come in, so will our updated engineering side of HourTime.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 24 here.

Loose seamaster 200m dial found in Rolex parts lot
Hello Omega folks, I'm a vintage Rolex guy who just bought a large lot of parts from an old watchmaker. In it was this Omega seamaster professional 200m dial. I was hoping you guys could tell me a little about it. It's marked -singer-singer-singer-singer across the back. It has a diameter of 25.9mm. It still has a faint green glow when hit with flashlight.I'm curious about the era of watch it came in. This guy had retired back in the 90s and has parts going back to the 60s (but I know nothing about Omega). Thanks in advance.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Speedmaster Day-Date 3222.80.00 (blue dial)
Looking for information about this model, I have always been attracted to it for some reason. What are your reviews? Can you suggest anything else? thx members.

Am I mad ??
I love my PO very very much but I think I've just gone mad - I've just given it to my son for his 21st Birthday.I bought a PO first and then a GMT Master IIc. Every day I looked at both of them (when I want to wear a black sports watch) and had a hard time deciding which to wear.The GMT Master IIc with it's PO LM - like materials is a nice looking watch and I love it too, but there's always been something about the PO's simplicity which kept drawing myself to it.Ultimately I thought I needed to get rid of one - hence the present of the PO to my son (I'm not going to give him a rolex - I think that would be heavily spoiling him).What do you guys think - a good decision or not ?Darwen.

New to the world of Rolex
Good day everyone, My name is John, and I'm new to the forum and new to the world of Rolex. I'm 39 years old, and ever since i was a little kid I've had the itch to own a Rolex. My grandfather (before he passed) had a President, and he was responsible for giving me the itch. Fast forward several decades, and I'm finally in a position in life where i can scratch that itch. So last week i stopped by my local AD. Same place i bought my wife's engagement ring as well as my breitling. Jeff, who's one of their Rolex specialists and a stellar individual, was showing me my options. I wanted something sort of entry level, so i settled (key word there) on a rhodium-dialed Oyster Perpetual 39. I had him hold it aside for me, and that was that.Well over the course of this past week, i couldn't stop thinking about the fact that what i REALLY wanted was one of the new Datejust 41s with the new 3235 movement. It got so bad that i began to feel like i was settling for the OP39, simply because the pri