WATCH GIVEAWAY: Torgoen T81 Limited Edition Automatic
This month on watches-dealer, you have a chance to win a limited edition Torgoen T81 mechanical automatic pilot watch. The Torgoen T81 is named as such in honor of pilot Spencer Suderman who accomplished a record-setting 81 inverted flat spins from an altitude of 23,000 feet in his Pitts stunt plane. Because "81 Inverted Flat Spins" is actually written on the watch dial, the wearer should know what they are - and the answer is a particular aerobatic maneuver where the plane is spinning while falling upside down.The Torgoen T81 Limited Edition watch is 43mm wide in a black-colored steel case that is water resistant to 100 meters. The aviator-style dial is legible and clean, offering a timeless sporty look enhanced by accents of red color. The Torgoen T81 has a sapphire crystal and contains a Swiss automatic mechanical movement. Attached to the watch is a distressed Italian black leather strap with contrast stitching. Torgoen has limited the Torgoen T81 to just 200 pieces, with a retail

Win A Trip To Baume & Mercier's Geneva Design Studio, With Watches And Paul Stuart Wardrobe
This year New York clothier Paul Stuart is marking its 75th anniversary, and to celebrate is offering a different sweepstakes each month. For June they've teamed up with Baume & Mercier to offer a trip to Baume & Mercier's Geneva design studio, a pair of Baume & Mercier watches, and a Paul Stuart wardrobe for your Swiss adventure. Click through for all the details and how to register to win. While we do our best here at HODINKEE to give you inside looks at the world's top manufactures, nothing beats experiencing it for yourself. Paul Stuart and Baume & Mercier are offering a trip for two to Geneva which includes a tour of the brand's design studio. The winner of the June sweepstakes will also receive a pair of his-and-hers Baume & Mercier watches (a new Clifton from the look of things) and a $5,000 voucher for a Paul Stuart wardrobe to match.You have until June 30th to enter this edition of Paul Stuart's 75th Anniversary Sweepstakes, and you can

40 years of RO
Great article and pics in here. I need to get the WatchTime article next.

Slim picking for the little guy!
My wrist isn't big at all. I currently have a GMT II now and the 40mm is just right. I have tried on the Explorer II and can pull it off. So a 42 is my limit and at that size, there are limited choices. Love everything about the 233 and you know who is to blame for that! To those who love the 233 - what would be a good choice for a 42mm? The 392?Thanks!

SD43 easy to get in uk
It seems like a lot of SD43 incomings are in the uk....doesnt seem that hard at moment to source and ive noticed grey prices falling...do you think rolex have just sent a batch to uk and itll dry up again and grey prices rise.....I remember this happening with the sd 4000...initially on ebay well over then couldnt give them away now look at the price of them