N.O.A Ghost Collection Watches
It sure has been a while since we heard from Swiss watch maker N.O.A. I've always liked their stuff, but a sad silence has emanated from the brand for a while. At least on our front door. Why? Well, perhaps it might have something to do with the economy and the less expensive brand called Tendence that basically ripped-off their core design making much cheaper quartz versions with their signature look.True enough, it is probably a bit hard lately to sell young-looking designer timepieces complete with high-quality dials, mechanical movements, and limited production numbers. Hmm$9,000 or $300? See how that goes with most people? Still, for us N.O.A is still cream of the crop when it comes to having bowl-shaped dials with raised numerals and fun colors. I've always really liked their stuff, but they make for a hard value proposition when you face looking like an over-funded teenager. As a side note I would have killed for a watch like this when I was a teenager.Which brings me to a sneak

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 41
Vote for John! He is running to be the supreme dictator for life at the NAWCC (National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors) - OK not really, sort of. We also talk about a few new watches from Omega and more.Listen to HourTime Show watch podcast episode 41 here.

CX Swiss Military 20,000 Feet Diver: Deepest Diving Mechanical Watch Ever
People have funny dreams. Some people have dreams of making watches with incredible water resistance. This Swiss Military 20,000 Feet Diver watch was a dream to do just that; create a mechanical watch that can survive just that, 20,000 feet under water. Not just any mechanical watch, but a chronograph, which is harder to keep as water resistant. The watch was made, it survived the pressure chamber, and it got awarded the word record. The 20,000 Feet Diver defeated the record Rolex set in 2008 with the new DeepSea Sea-Dweller watch by about 50%. It is rather cool that you can buy a Guinness world record holding watch.The story started in 2005 with Swiss Military's 12,000 Feet CX Diver, which was the deepest diving watch of its time. The 12,000 Feet watch was an automatic, but not a chronograph. Though impressive and record breaking, it just wasn't enough! "We Must Go Deeper!" Swiss Military Watches by Charmex had the drive and skills to make it happen, so development began on something

Superocean 42 1800 good price?
A jewelry store in miami is selling me a Breitling superocean 42 black inner dial with steel bracelet box and papers for $1800. Does that sound like a good price?

Need Advise: Trading 36 with 41
I need some advice please, I currently have a 36mm two-tone datejust and I would like to trade for a 41mm in rosegold chocolate dial...the only reason I want to trade is because some of my friends told me it looks small on my wrist...my wrist is exactly 7 inches..I will also add I bought the 36 mm in April 2017 and by trading I will lose approx $3000...I bought 36mm for $ 10,000 and I am getting an offer for $7000...it still has some of the stickers on..any advice would be really appreciated..