HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 92
Travel and some technical issues prevented use from putting up new episodes of the HourTime Show watch podcast lately - we do apologize. Episode 92 was recorded while in Geneva, and is a good one to start off the season of watch shows. See the new embedded podcast player below or go here to listen to episode 92.

Angular Momentum Dive-Tec/500 Watch
Angular Momentum is about to release a sensational dive watch the likes of which I've never seen before. Most of Angular Momentum's design are polarizing, so I don't expect each of your to like this watch, but enough of you will appreciate the interesting concepts that went into it. Like the Pita Barcelona Oceana watch, this is a uniquely artistic rendition of a dive watch that is art, but also heavily focuses on diving utility. So just because it doesn't look like all the Rolex Submariner clones out there (and Rolex Submariners themselves), does not mean this is not a admirable diving tool. So lets jump right into discussing this new Dive-Tec/500 watch.The 46mm wide case (by 17mm thick) is done in Staybrite 1.4435 NCu steel that is higher quality than 316L stainless steel used on most steel watches. Rolex Sea Dweller watches watches (especially the Deep Sea) use Staybrite steel as well. It might be the same formulation. Why is it over 316L? Because this type of steel has a special res

My First Omega - Decided on the SM 300M
I have been swamped with work and haven't been on the forum as much lately, but thought I'd share an incoming that I'm totally excited about. I've been missing a sports watch since letting go of my SD4K and 16610LV Kermit, and so have started to look for something I can wear with minimal worries. I debated on picking up a no date SubC or maybe the new Black Bay Black, but then came across this SM 300M Master Co-Axial. Completely fell in love with the vintage styling and paired with the very nicely finished Co-Axial 8400 movement. Fits well on the wrist and even comes with a bracelet adjustment that is comparable to Glidelock (I've been spoiled by glidelock and I don't think I can ever own another bracelet watch without an adjustment function). Overall I was really impressed and couldn't resist bringing it home. This is actually my first Omega as well and couldn't be happy I picked this. I always thought my first Omega would be a Speedy Pro but I think for a sports watch the dive

Some advice requested....
Need some input from my PP forum friends.... I have an opportunity to pick-up a mint condition 5065A Aquanaut on a tropical strap. I know this model has been discontinued, as has the 5165A model. I do prefer the 38mm case, as opposed to the 40mm 5176. Any disadvantages to this model? Preferences? Thanks.

Rolex Air-Tiger pic
Does any one here have a picture of an original Rolex Air-tiger. Not one of the later Tudor air-tiger but and original Rolex air-Tiger.Thanks,GantrellKMG365