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Graham-London has created two powerful bi-compax chronographs

Each model from the line is immediately distinguishable due to its spectacular design and an impressive array of professional features. In its unending quest for excellence, Graham-London has created two powerful bi-compax chronographs, equipped with tachymeter and GMT functions. The name of the collection, which derives from right-angled sharp turn of the Silverstone Circuit, the Stowe Corner, as well as the bright colors employed in the watch design, offer a worthy homage to racing events of the 1960s.

RGM 300 Professional Diver Mother-of-Pearl Dial Watches

This is potentially the newest version of the RGM 300 Professional Diver's watch. The 300 watch important as being American RGM's first diving watch, and most agree that it was well done. It is a sober looking tool watch with cohesive lines, and a thick parts the communicate strength and quality. The original 300 Diver had lots of merit, including different dial options and a cool Blancpain Fifty Fathoms like canvas strap, or a metal bracelet as seen in the images. The watch has an ETA 2892 automatic movement that sits inside of the massively thick stainless steel case that is water re

Sinn 900 Flieger Watch: The Big Aviator Chronograph

Now with "advanced Entspiegelungstechnik!" That word actually just means anti-reflective (AR) sapphire crystal coating, but it sounds superbly Germanic and fitting right? To be released in the late Spring of 2009, this new Sinn Model 900 series watch is pretty good looking, and the size is up to 44mm, which is considered "big" for Sinn (most case sizes are between 38mm -41mm wide). Like the other 900 models, this watch uses a base ETA Valjoux 7750 movement with a UTC hand modification. That gives it a full 12 hour chronograph, date, time, and 24 hour hand (that is independently

Listener Call-In Show Tomorrow March 5th For HourTime Podcast

We are testing out new features for the HourTime Podcast - this time a listener call-in show we call the "Help Desk." During the proper scheduled time you need to call in. We will be here to answer questions, give opinions, and listen to you!Tomorrow, March 5th at 6:30pm EST we are doing our first such show. To participate, you will need to call (646) 915-8752. I believe you will need to call in at 6:30, and we will take it from there. Protocol is a bit up in the air right now.For more details, see the specific HourTime podcast episode page here.We won't be able to get to everyone,