Watch Winner Review: Frederique Constant Peking To Paris Chronograph
Thanks to David B. who was the winner of a Frederique Constant?watch back in the December 2012 holiday giveaway. For his winning watch he chose a Peking To Paris Chronograph. After living with it for a little while he had the following watch review report to make for his fellow readers:Next month, on May 28th, the fifth Peking to Paris Motor Challenge event will take place. This year, 96 vintage cars will attempt to travel 7610 miles across China, Russia, Eastern Europe, and Switzerland, finally finishing in Paris. The first Peking to Paris occurred in 1907 and has taken place only sporadically since then. This edition is anticipated to take 33 days covering rugged, rural roads of Asia and Europe.In the most recent events, Frederique Constant watches has been the official timekeeper, and in the spirit of the event has released a series of watches called the Vintage Rally.As one of the very excited and happy winners of the December 2012 watches-dealer giveaway, I chose one of these vint

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 119 - The Flava of an Urwerk Freefall
John is stuck in Poland and we talk about young ladies - a bit. We also discuss the Glashutte Original Grande Cosmopolite Tourbillon, Felix Baumgartner's jump from almost-space with Zenith, and the great-looking URWERK UR-210 watch.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 119 here.Download the MP3 here.

Future value of RG RO Chrono Black face on strap
I am contemplating purchasing this watch. I'm concerned about the future value due to it being discontinued. I spoke to someone in the field and they believe that I would only be able to get less then 50% of the retail value in 5 years from now. Others say the watch may increase in value. Does anyone have an opinion on this watches future value?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rose Gold Grand Prix for RO Equation of Time
What say you? With a negligible amount of cash changing hands. Pics below:.audemarspiguet/en/wat...uation-of-time

A Review of my Panerai 390
I wouldn't normally write a review on a forum such as this but as Panerai divides the community both as a brand, it's various models, LE's etc I thought I'd give you my own findings.As with many the brand has apppealed to me for a long time but I was never ready to make a purchase. My interest initially was for a Radiomir, but it just didn't look or feel right on my wrist. 44mm was disappointing, 47mm like a dinner plate. Moving forward a few months and passing Selfrigdes in London I dropped in tried a few Luminor. Suddenly 44mm Luminor made sense, but, manual wind as the auto felt too thick and top-heavy. (47mm too big) Back to the forum to get more advice and most recommend a base dial to start. I did like the 590, but on seeing the 390 I loved the tobacco dial, gold hands, the fact only 2000 were ever made and the fact that it was a base. Within 3 days watch was on my wrist. Yes it's big, yes it's heavy compared to my vintage 1675, but it still fitted under a cuff and flies under th