Well, now, there’s not a phrase you hear every day (now that we don’t even have space Westerns on television).  Any which way, I recently learned of the Karl Breitner brand, and when I was perusing their catalog, a particular model in yellow caught my eye.

Welcome to the HourTime show, the best 30 minute (+/-) hour podcast on the web. In this weeks episode we discuss: the 8K Vertu phone the Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 4 Watch Eterna Calibre 39 Watch Movement: Valjoux 7750 Alternative And So Much More the MB&F HM4 Final Edition Watch Hands-On   We sincerely apologize for the utter [...]

  Today we’re taking a look at a German brand I only recently became aware of – Hanhart.  This is actually a pretty storied brand, with an interesting tale behind one of their prominent design features.

  I’ve shown you four watches recently (see here) that feature what’s becoming one of my favorite movements, the Valjoux (or ETA) 7750 Chronograph.  There’s actually some great history here – and Gear Patrol has a nice writeup on the movement, and how it may have saved the mechanical watch industry. It’s a nice light [...]

  I’ve really liked the CW models that we’ve reviewed here on these pages – I’ve found them to be a great mix of styling and movements, and all at very affordable prices.  Today, we’re going on a little different path in the CW catalog.

Today, we have our second hands-on review of a Hamilton model (previous one ).  While they’re both chrono’s, today’s model definitely takes things in a different direction.

  It’s been a good long time (over a year, actually) since I put a Sinn model up on these pages, so I’d say it’s high time we dive into their catalog again.

  Given the fact that I’ve been a big fan of various Hamilton models since I came aboard here at WWR, it’s a little surprising (at least, it was to me) that we’ve never actually done a hands-on review of one of their watches.  That changes today.