Rebellion T-1000 Gotham Watch
In debuting the Gotham versions of the T-1000 watches, Rebellion playfully warns to "lock up your daughters." I am not 100% sure what that means, but apparently this watch that looks like a part that fell off of a Transformer is out to get your girls. Mixing a range of science-fiction and comic book themes into one, the Rebellion T-1000 is a combo of un-focused culture masculinity, and the world's longest power reserve mechanical movement.When the T-1000 came out a few years ago it boasted the world's longest power reserve at 1000 hours. You can see?how far they have come with the design of the watch since the original. That is over 40 days of power, and beats the A. Lange & Sohne Lange 31 and the Jacob & Co. Quenttin. The T-1000 (no, sadly not the Terminator fiend) has six mainsprings for the job. They are wound in parallel using a chain system and are specially inclined to maximize precision. Nevertheless, this watch likely has one hell of a torque curve (meaning that the acc

Living with Royal Oak
Hi allI've read lots of posts on servicing 'shocks' and the more fragile nature (compared to Rolex) of a Royal Oak, despite it being pitched as a Sports watch.I'd be really interested to hear from you guys about your experiences in terms of wearing a Royal Oak as an every day watch, in terms of general bumps and bruises and the follow on servicing.I'm planning on having one primarily for work (and then a Nautilus for special occasions only) and keeping my Rolex for bashing around on a daily basis, but keen to see if anyone has tried the Royal Oak as their main daily wearer?

First Speedy Pro Purchase!!
Hi All!Had a quick question regarding my first Speedy Pro purchase soon! Unfortunately I was too late to get my hands on the Limited Edition Speedy Pro from Omega, so back to the drawing board. I need some answers from the people to tell me what exactly they love about the 1861 / 1863 / Hesalite / Sapphire. Has anyone had these 2 in their possession at the same time to compare? Pictures to do it justice?I also heard that the 1861 was only Speedy Pro certified for EVA? As the 1863 was just approved for flight and not EVA. Is this true? Just wanted to know, since that is a really cool fact about Omega and the watch itself. I personally like the First Watch Worn on the Moon on the back of mine.Let me all know what you think, this would be a great help going forward!Thanks Again!Nick

Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow 35512000
I am seriously considering an Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow ref35512000. This watch is new old stock, and about 3 years old . The movement is the Piguet, modified for Omega.I saw a few reviews where there were complaints about misalignment of the second hand.I am thinking you guys are the Omega aficionados, so what's the deal....buy or pass?

Brown dial nautilus?
Was in a meeting today with a new staff member when I noticed he was wearing what looked like a Nautilus. However, the dial colour was brown - it was the first time I've seen a Nautilus with that particular coloured dial.So I took several more glances at his watch and it confirmed it was a PP Nautilus. Since he was new and I didn't know him very well, I was up to asking him more about his watch.After coming home, I decided do a google search for a brown dialed Nautilus since it was the first time I seen it. However, I couldn't find any hits for an authentic stainless steel brown dialed Nautilus. But there were several replica watch sites that posted the watch my colleague was wearing. See attached pic I copied from one of the replica outlets.So was he wearing a fake? Or was that an authentic but rare model?