Visual Quiz: Off the Cuff
Here’s another test of your watchspotting skills. We’ve lined up 15 watches, covered more or less (mostly more) by a shirt cuff. Your task is to identify as many as you can. They start out easy, but they get tougher as you progress. As always, the answers appear at the bottom. Good luck!    

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 126 - That��s a Load of Bull Toro
BullToro! The name of a terrible looking watch brand and our new favorite word to say. "BullToro!" We also discuss the new version of the Cartier Crash watches, wearing the MB&F HM5, and more on watch winders (exciting!).Listen to the HourTime show watch podcast episode 126 here. Download the MP3.

LAST CHANCE: Tissot T-Race Watch Giveaway
Just a couple more days until the Tissot T-Race watch giveaway is over here on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. Click here to enter for a final chance to win this fine timepiece.

Hands-On: With The New F.P. Journe Octa Sport And Centigraphe Sport In Titanium (Live Pics, Full Specs, & Pricing)
When F.P. Journe unveiled his Octa Sports line of watches back in 2011, we (the royal watch collecting "we") could simply not believe how light they were. After all, the F.P. Journe "lineSport" pieces, being the Octa Sport and the Centrigraphe (CTS), were made entirely of aluminum. Yes, aluminum! They were so light, they almost felt fake (seriously). They were not fake, they were just absurdly light, and absurdly cool. In fact, the very first aluminum CTS sold at Christie's for over $467,000. Yeah. That cool. But, all things must evolve, and today we have a look at the new line of sports pieces from Journe �C the very same models, but instead of the incredibly lightweight aluminum, they are now in titanium. 2 OF 18 The switch from aluminum to titanium was indeed a structural move. The soft qualities of aluminum posed some difficulties and Mr. Journe felt a completely titanium watch would still provide the incredible lightness the lineSport lovers were used to, without any

YES- I will eat my words!
After selling off my entire Panerai collection (few zeros, fivers, 111, 212, 233, 118, 116, 190, 55, 183, 390, 380, 360 & 25) hovering over 5+ years, I said I was DONE with the brand. After so many remix of all the various past DNA elements into newer models really made me look away. I said I would NEVER buy another Panerai.Well... Panerai made me eat my words. I couldn't help the itch. You know the dilio... I just had to scratch it. Yes, I bought another one back so good bye... and hello again PANERAI! It just looks too good with jeans and a t-shirt and so the hell with it, I am back with it!