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Owner Review: Panerai Luminor Marina PAM 050

I love this watch for what it means to me. This was a graduation gift from my father. The Panerai Luminor Marina PAM 050 was the new hotness at the time and when he gave me the watch he told me that it is a special watch and I shouldn’t wear it everyday and risk…
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24/02/2021
Owner Review: S.U.F. Helsinki 180 Kuura – Simply Beautiful

The S.U.F. Helsinki 180 Kuura, must be the simplest watch that Stepan Sarpaneva produces. It is based on the field watches of old yet is a modern take on this very classic in its design. The size is modern but not too large at 38.7mm and a slim 8.9mm thick. Lug width is 20mm, so…
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22/02/2021
Owner Review: Raketa Perpetual Calendar

If you’re like me and you spend a lot of time on eBay hunting for sweet vintage watches, you’ll have come across a bunch of these Soviet era pieces from companies like Raketa and Poljot. The main attraction with these watches are that they are cheap and the cases are big. We all know the…
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22/02/2021
DTS- with the Whiskey and Watches Podcast

Welcome to another episode of The Defining Time Show on FifthWrist Radio. This week we bring you something different, a collaboration between two watch podcasts. Welcome to The Whiskey and Watches Podcast Defining Time Show. That’s a mouthful. Hosts Anthony (@defining_time) and V are joined by Spence (@mspence127) and Buzz (@buzzworthywatches) to join forces for…
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19/02/2021
Owner Review: Vortic Watch – Restoring Classics to their Former Glory

We all know about American Muscle Cars and many of us will attest to being Mustang, Charger, Corvette or Camaro fans but have you heard of the American Muscle Watch from Vortic? Nah… me neither until I started to pen this review and it just felt right to coin the phrase. I have not doubt…
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18/02/2021
Owner Review: De Bethune DB27 Titan Hawk

Like many watch collectors, I started with collecting mainstream brands, before learning more about the independent brands and falling in love with them. De Bethune is an independent brand that stands out to me due to its cutting-edge technology and very modern designs, three GPHG awards including the “Aiguille d’Or” Grand Prix in 2011, wide…
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17/02/2021
R&R Podcast – with Watchmaker Bradley Taylor

Welcome to the horology world’s ultimate watchmaking podcast network. On this episode of the Rob & The Regulator Show, Rob and Alex are joined by watchmaker Bradley Taylor from Bradley Taylor Watchmaking. Bradley tells us a bit about his history with watches and how he got into tinkering with them from a young age. Then…
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17/02/2021
Owner Review: Moser Pioneer Centre Seconds – Big & Curvaceous

The day I am writing this review marks exactly two months with the Moser Pioneer Centre Seconds on the wrist and it has pretty much been that way because I have struggled to take it off. Where do I start? To me, the Moser Pioneer is the full package, a beautiful watch, great movement, sexy…
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12/02/2021
Rob & The Regulator – TAG Heuer Watches Porsche Starfish

Welcome to the horology world’s ultimate watchmaking podcast network. On this episode of Rob & The Regulator we talk about new watch releases from Omega, Tag and Longines. Plus all the usual rubbish. The fine quality alcohol consumed sensibly on this podcast is provided by Milton Rum Distillery. Make sure to support our podcast by…
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11/02/2021
Owner Review: Breitling Navitimer Automatic 38

I feel Breitling get a bad rep, not as bad as Tag heuer but that’s the impression I get and don’t understand why. In spite of this I’ve long admired their watches, especially the Navitimer from afar, ultimately being too big and inaccessible. But a couple of years ago Breitling changed that. In a stroke…
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10/02/2021