HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 122 - Sleepy Time in Watchland
We battle it out over the coolness or lameness of the Morgenwerk Satellite Precision watches. We then talk about the final versions of the HYT H1 hydromechanical watch, as well as the awesome new Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX 7 Chronograph. Then we try to understand and sum up the new watch brand by, and featuring his royal undeadness, Karl Lagerfeld.Listen to the HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 122 here. Download the MP3.

Magrette Moana Pacific Chronograph Review
We were very excited a few months ago when Magrette announced the upcoming release of two chronographs built around Seagull ST1901 movements. We thought, wow, there's a brand that is willing to take a little risk to bring out an interesting and affordable watch. Mechanical chronographs are unfortunately all too rare in the sub $1,000 price range, largely because few brands other than ETA make movements that boutique brands can use. So, using a Chinese movement to reach an accessible price point is a great thing to do. On top of that, we already knew from Blake's review of the Regattare that Magrette makes quality watches with interesting looks. So, we got our hands on the Moana Pacific Chronograph, which goes for $545, wore it around for a bit, and here are our thoughts.Case: PVD SteelMovement: Seagull ST1901Dial: BlackLume: C3Lens: Domed Sapphire with AR coatingStrap: Brown LeatherWater Res.: 500mDimensions: 44mm x 52mmThickness: 15mmLug Width: 24mmCrown: 4 x 8mm screw downWeight: 110

Bring a Loupe: A James Bond Watch, A Mythical Rolex Chronograph, A Rare Eberhard, And Many Other Pic
This week's Bring a Loupe will mark the exciting return of watch auctions, with some picks straight out of London, featuring a legendary Rolex chronograph. Let's not forget some great diving watches and chronographs, and, notably, a quartz Heuer that appeared in a James Bond movie, and a very funky Fortis chrono. This is your Bring a Loupe for August 28, 2015. A Very Rare Anti-Magnetic Watch, The Eberhard Scientigraf 1 OF 11 When you think about anti-magnetic watches, the Rolex Milgaus, the IWC Ingenieur and the Omega Railmaster usually come to mind straight away. The Scientigraf from Eberhard deserves a respectable mention too. You get much more than a plain scientific tool watch, with its very interesting Explorer-type dial and unusual handset, all that in a sweet 38 mm case. On this example, I especially like the typical Eberhard indexes and the lollipop second hand. Casowatches is selling a great Scientigraf here, and it even comes with the original Ebe

AP segment on Bloomberg TV
Quite an interesting segment on Bloomberg from the CEO of APhttps://.bloomberg/news/video...-younger-video

Red RO Bezel?
Just a little fun post. My 2.5 year old has been asking me to get him a watch for a while now (the first time he asked me it melted my heart...almost as memorable as his first time calling me dad ).Saw this little guy and thought it would be fun to pick up for him. Who can resist a RO inspired bezel with Spiderman? Even the case is similarly styled as a RO case complete with rubber strap It's definitely a bit bigger than I expected as beside my Jumbo it actually looks pretty big, but I guess big watches are the trend these days, right?Quick pic of our father and son watches. Will take some wrist shots when I get the chance.