WatchTime’s July-August Issue is On Sale Now!
The July-August 2015 issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also in the WatchTime online shop), featuring our cover story on the new Breitling Navitimer 01 46 mm, our massive report on the new watches launched at Baselworld 2015, tests of new models from Jaeger-LeCoultre and Nomos, and more. Scroll down for highlights from the issue��? In the cover feature, Pumped-Up Pilot, Jens Koch tests the recently released, 46-mm version of the iconic Breitling Navitimer 01, a pilots’ watch based on a model from 1952. Is the bigger Navitimer also the better one? Find out in this in-depth review, with original photos by Nik Sch?lzel. (You may also download this article from the WatchTime online store.)? Rudiger Bucher explores the evolution of the Breitling Navitimer over its 63 years on the market in the historical feature “Pilots’ Partner,” the companion piece to the cover story test and a must-read for aficionados of vintage aviation timepieces.? WatchTime covers t

Bremont Watch Company: Time To Take A Closer Look?
We watch enthusiasts are generally a pretty solid and reasonable bunch, but we aren't perfect. Aside from the general oddity that stems from being as passionate as we are about mechanical timekeeping, this passion sometimes gets the better of us. Occasionally, we go straight for the kill if we feel that our sensitivities have been tickled the wrong way. This type of behavior (for the sake of simplicity, let's just call it drama) is by no means limited to this sphere of the collector world, but it does seem really intense at times, with all of the passionate forum conversations and commentary about horology. Whether it is quartz vs. digital, smart vs. analog, a polarizing new design, or the misuse of subjective terminology, things can get heated quickly, and truths are often lost. After all, there are three sides to every story��A recent brouhaha involving Bremont Watch Company has thrown this opinionated side of the collecting hobby into stark relief. Ultimately, we strive to be informe

Info on this Audemars Piguet
Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone here new the time when thsi wacth was produced and what the number on the back below Rolay Oak means.. this one says Nr. 73... it is also engraved in the fliplock.Thanks guys..Im sending it to be serviced next week, its my dads he has no clue of watches, but im interested so i decided to investigate!CheersEdit: sry about the crappy pics, but my cam sucks...I posted this in the NON Rolex forum, but thats sort of dead. If im breaking hte rules you can still/move delete it right?

My Speedmaster died - after only one year!
I can't believe it but my everyday Olympic Speedmaster is dead as a doornail today.I'll to figure out where to send it in from CA.I pulled out my paperwork today. My purchase receipt from the Omega Boutique last year was Oct 14! Almost a year to the day. :(Do I have to change the strap back to original before sending it in under the warranty? I switched it out for a red, white and blue during the Olympics and have that still on there right now.Below is a pic of my hubby and my Olympic editions together. (My broken one on right.)Thanks in advance.SuzyImageUploadedByTapatalk1349832241.211703.jpgSent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Here we go...the debate can continue
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