HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 112 - Back in the Saddle
We talk about Rolex's strategy of advertising on YouTube, the lack of new media savvy in the industry as a whole, then we delve into the extremely interesting Cartier ID2 air-free, transparent case concept watch with a power reserve of 32 days that you can't buy. The correct pronunciation of "Quixotic" is introduced into our running narrative. We also spend some time waxing poetic (again) on RGM's American-made timepieces.? And, Rolex does not use silicon in their watches.Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 112 here. Download the MP3 here.

Breitling Navitimer Super Constellation Limited Edition watch
The timepiece comes fitted with a black dial. It ensures central hours and minutes as well as small seconds, featured at 9 o'clock. The display of the new Breitling Navitimer Super Constellation Limited Edition watch also offers 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers, supported by a 1/4th of a second chronograph function. The date indication appears in the aperture between 4 and 5 o'clock.

Ref. 13048
What price could I sell this badboy for? Got the box but no papers!

Incase it helps with the usual 5711/15202 decision
I wrote to ap and patek, asking about how their watch would hold up in comparison to a rolex for persuits such as gym, swim, dive, saunas and steam rooms. I explained being experienced with omega and rolex yet wanting something more special, just that I was concerned about if they need babying....Patek saidWith regards to the 5711/1A this piece was initially produced as a divers watch, it is water resistant to 120m. In the realm of divers watches, such as the Rolex or Omega equivalent, the nautilus is more than a match for them. with its screw down crown and porthole design it is has been engineered to be used in water, and other testing environments. I hope you enjoy the 5711 when you receive it and you will find with timepiece very comfortable and light when swimming.Ap said the Royal Oak ref. #15202 has a water resistance of 50m. The timepiece is resistant to splashes (when showering or washing your hands), or surface immersion (swimming).However, please remember that temperature

What happens with most your other watches when you go Patek?
Just curious what you guys do.Doesn't necessarily have to be Patek, but basically a luxury high end watch that you work hard to purchase.When I purchased my First Rolex, no other watch got any wrist time.I just couldn't justify keeping the Rolex at home as she could be used as a beater, a dressy, a sporty watch.PP is a whole other league.I know it won't make my Rolex redundant, as she is still the perfect beater, but I am curious. How can your earlier watch purchases get any wrist time when you pull the trigger on high end watches like the Patek?Do you downsize to a smaller collection with more quality?Or keep them as still wear them at times?