IWC Launches iPhone Application
IWC’s iPhone application is officially live. The app is available for free download on iTunes – just log in to iTunes and search “IWC” to locate it. The app showcases the entire collection, plays all of the IWC films, downloads screensavers and locates IWC Boutiques and authorized retailers. Users can explore details of the IWC watch collection through images and specifications. Complicated mechanisms are explained with digital animations. Use the “try it on” function to virtually put various IWC models on your wrist. Here are a few screenshots…

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 148: Return Of The Turkeys
Live from Switzerland, the show returns to discuss John's new mistress named Eleven James (she makes house calls) and what is brewing over at TAG Heuer with their new manufacture and what is up with their new Calibre 1969 movement And why the year 1969? We tell you. We talk selling watches. We also discuss Panerai, and where we've been all your lives...Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 148 here. Download the mp3.

ROC vs. ROO
I've been thinking about trading in my RO on the new ROO Navy for quite some time now. I like the color combo and the bold styling of the offshore. However, over the past couple weeks I've been drawn to the ROC. It has that classic design with the added aesthetics of the sub dials and pushers. Plus, the ROC doesn't sit way off the wrist like the ROO does. My wrist can easily handle the 42mm of the ROO but I'm wondering if I will get tired of how tall it sits? I feel like it will be fine because I wear a G-Shock daily and it sits just as tall if not taller.Also, I think I prefer the black vs. white face on the ROC but I'm not quite sure? I love the white/silver face of my RO but from the pictures I've seen, black looks better on the ROC.I do have to throw in that I am an Auburn Tigers fan - another reason why I love the new Navy so much!Lets see those votes!

Omega Service question.
Hello all.My Omega Seamaster 300M Automatic has been getting slow to start when winding these past couple of months and this morning it failed to run more than 4 or 5 seconds. It's around 6 or 7 years old, it's my guess it's in need of a cleaning and fresh oil. This is the first time I've needed to have one of my watches serviced and have a couple of questions.About how much can I expect to pay and where should I have it sent? I would perfer to have a local watch pro have it if I can find one. I live in Dayton Ohio. I now own 20 watches and most are automatics. I expect I will be dealing with this more often.Thanks in advance.Jim Roberts

First Rolex and reason
Post a pic of your first Rolex and why you bought it