JS Watch Frisland 1941 Aviator
Icelandic watchmaker JS Watch has just announced a beautiful new aviator called the Frisland 1941. Part of the Frisland collection, the 1941 is a classic looking Pilot watch with a little bit of JS Watch flair to it. The watch has a retro World War II look to it in honor of the Reykjavik airport that opened in 1941 during World War II. It was built by the British in Iceland and in 1946 was handed over to Iceland's sovereign government to run on their own. Apparently the area did serve as an airstrip before the formal airport was built, but that is enough history to justify the production of this watch collection.As a pilot watch, the Frisland 1941 is very humble in stature being 42mm wide. We know that pilot watch sizes can get very large, but that is inline with the heritage of the genre. Pilot watches that are too small just don't look right in our opinion. At 42mm, we feel that the Frisland 1941 strikes a good balance between "daily wear size" and being "aviator sporty." The good ne

Limited Edition Of 30 Watch Straps For watches-dealer By Teenage Grandpa
watches-dealer has teamed up with Teenage Grandpa to offer 30 limited edition hand-made, custom-sized straps exclusively for watches-dealer audience members. This includes three strap versions, with ten pieces per strap. Each buyer has the ability to choose the strap width (to fit the watch of their choice), as well as a few buckle options. These strap colors and designs will never again be offered to Teenage Grandpa customers after this limited edition sale.One of the big reasons we like watches is because we like things that are decorated, assembled, and overall done by hand. Hand-made things are rare these days and have somehow become a luxury given the relative deficit of skilled artisans in our society that can actually make 'stuff.' That is unless you want a hand-crafted spreadsheet. watches-dealer recently had the opportunity to showcase Teenage Grandpa's hand-made straps and interview the man behind theleather, Mr. Matt Smith-Johnson of Toronto, Canada. The designer-by-day and

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 102
Cosmopolite! The new highly complex and limited watch from Glashutte Original gets discussed. We talk about the Rado R-One, Movado and Ferrariand more.Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 102 here.Download the MP3.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15400 Authentication
Hi All. I'm new here so apologies in advance if I am posting this in the incorrect forum. I would like to get an opinion on the authenticity of an AP 15400 I recently purchased on the 'grey market'. I'm nearly certain that the piece is authentic but I purchased it brand new and received what I believe to be a fairly good price. While it may sound risky making such a purchase without have said piece authenticated in advance, the jeweler I purchased it from is local and has been around for quite some time. That said, I'm always a bit paranoid about these things ('these things' being large ticket purchases from unauthorized vendors). I've attached a few pics of the piece. I there are any experienced AP buyers out there I would love to hear your thoughts with regard to its authenticity. Thanks in advance to all who chime in!

First leaked image of the new 2018 GMT Coke?
Just saw this on IG, stickers still on too.