Movado Museum Dial Watch Ready For A Return? Movado Thinks So: Its History & Horwitt's Struggle
Movado Museum Classic WatchMovado recently began quietly shipping this new Movado Museum Dial Classic watch collection to its retailers. The new watch model is a slight revision on the longstanding Movado Museum Dial watch collection that has been around for what feels like ages. In the early 2000s, the apparent ubiquity in previous years of Movado Museum Dial timepieces seemed to slowly subside from mainstream culture, replaced by a? host of other timepiece styles. This change happened without a bang, and I don't think that many people gave too much notice to the lowering popularity of the Movado Museum Dial watch. Movado, of course, never stopped making Museum Dial timepieces, and in fact, the last decade or so has had more Movado Museum Dial style designs than ever before.Having said that, none of the more experimental, modern, or utilitarian watches Movado produced that were inspired by the original Movado Museum Dial felt as complete or successful as the original design concept cr

HourTime Show Podcast Episode 5 - Bell & Ross Goes Electric + Some Buying Tips
This is a good show in term of content, but the recording was done while I lost my voice, and while John was in China (he couldn't even test to see if we posted it online properly because the Internet is so heavily censored in China!). So pardon our oddities or faintness in sound. Just turn that volume way up! Enjoy folks.We talk about the "Grey Market" for watches, watch companies' animosity toward allowing you to buy online, and the Internet's and Bell & Ross' role in changing what the Watch Grey Market looks like.? The new, thinnest Pathfinder PAW-2000 from Casio with satellite syncing, auto-illumination and much more that makes it a go-to outdoor watch.? We then complain about watch accessories that are as expensive or more expensive than the watches themselves.? We then introduce the concept of Febreezing your nylon straps.? John puts forth some knowledge about GMT watches.Listen to HourTime episode 5 at HourTimeShowwatches-dealer here.Or, download/stream the .mp3 here.

Loving my daily driver
I must say, the 15300 has been a fantastic daily driver for me. I wondered if I would worry too much about scratches showing on the fine detailing, but I've learn to just roll with it.Here are a couple of action shots. I got back to work after going home for lunch and realized my son got yogurt all over it. All part of the fun

Congrats Paul!
Well the AP bug has bitten, and it's getting ugly . First the Diver this week, and now another AP just ordered from my AD--just got off the phone. May not be what people are thinking from my earlier inquiry today.Here's a clue :In the BLACK THEMES of the night, the NAVY went on a PANDA SAFARI. They ran into a VOLCANO and noticed a lot of BEES hovering around something that looked like a RUBBER CLAD substance--no, it was more like a CARBON substance. With that they ran back to their boat not even noticing the SKELETON they just passed. Now the 'bad news'. Quote from AD AP Distribution in NYC does not have in stock so they are waiting on a shipment from Switzerland and it will be two weeks. But, I am willing to wait (oh man this is going to try my patience) for one so FRESH. 1 week, 6 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes left PS - Normally I would never post this early, but I can't contain myself--AP is dangerous :-)

Rolex GMT 16700 Chamfers vs. GMT II 16710 Chamfers
For all GMT I 16700 and GMT II 16710 owners here that still have it unpolished, how do the chamfers compare in terms of the cut? It appears that the chamfers for the 16700 are less defined vs the 16710? Can anyone confirm this? Do post your photos! Thanks