Seiko Prospex Landmaster Alpinist Spring Drive Watch
Those of us who coveted the limited edition, super-expensive Seiko Spacewalk watch have a new hope. Check out the Seiko Prospex Landmaster Alpinist SBDB007 and SBDB005. The Spacewalk was beautiful and desirable, but extremely expensive at $28,000 for the consumer version. It was Seiko's answer to the space travel watch, and it was certainly tested in space.Now comes a new Spring Drive based watch that is almost like a little brother to the Spacewalk. The new Prospex Landmaster Alpinist is a limited edition also (but only for the black version I believe), but much more affordable and contains several of the design elements from the Spacewalk:Note the GMT hand shape, crown at twelve and emphasis on legibility.The '007 (nice model number, Seiko!) is a limited edition made for Yuichiro Miura, an 80 year old man who will attempt to summit Mount Everest. Miura will be the oldest person to climb Everest if he succeeds, I have to admire him for even being able to attempt it at that age.The pre

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 105
In this ingloriating episode we first remind all New York locals to attend our May 2nd meet-up at the Heartland Brewery at 6pm or so in New York City. Yes, just show up. We also discuss how Dent watches lovingly dented our hearts. The return of Dubey & Schaldenbrand, and more.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 105 here. Download the MP3?

Blue dial 15400 or Diver?
Some views please!I have a silver dial 41mm ROC and thinking of another RO to compliment it. Two watches that keep coming to mind are the standard Diver and the 15400 with the blue dial. I like the idea of the blue dial as it seems a rare beast and, well, I like blue!I know what to expect with the 41mm case and know the Offshore fits my wrist too. So, is the 15400 too much of the same as I have the ROC? There's a lot of love on here for the Diver and I think I'm leaning towards it too. Any thoughts? Look forward to hearing from you guys.Martin

25th Wedding Anniversary
Rolex community I (well my farther) needs your help. My mother and Farther celebrate there 25th wedding anniversary in March. He is looking to get her a elegant time piece, here are some he's got his eye on:Datejust Perpetual Oyster, 31 mm, yellow gold18K Pink Gold Ballon Bleu De Cartier Datejust Oyster Perpetual, 28 mm, steel, white gold and diamonds18ct Yellow Gold Omega De Ville How do these wear as a daily and are they durable enough to wear as a daily? Do they hold there value?Anyone recommend a good AD? Thank you for any help in this matter, Looking for purchase ASAP

Lots of SS sports watches at Raffi in Waterloo Ontario.
I was surprised at the inventory. Subs, Sub dates GMTs explorers. When I was in the Rolex boutique in Orlando last week there were none. And they weren't expecting any until February.