Buzz is back this week, and the guys are talking new releases, new calibers, and a little bit about the new Speedy.

The guys start off with the new Oris Caliber 400, released by Oris last week and up on Zeitz watches for those so inclined. This new engine, as Buzz described it, features a 5 day power reserve, anti-magnetic properties, and a 10 year warranty and service interval. It is quite an accomplishment, and we cannot wait to see what watches it ends up in.

The guys also talk about the new Lorier Hydra II that is in for review. Spence currently has it, but Spangler will be writing the Work Week Watch Wrap. The 38mm case is similar to Spence's new 38mm El Primero, and that is a high compliment. It is very wearable, the dual crowns give it that little something extra (you know, the second crown), and the bracelet is absolutely fantastic.

Another 38mm watch has recently hit the market, and that is the new Astor + Banks Fortitude. Their take on an "officer's watch" the new Fortitude is also 38mm, has a unique looking bracelet, and comes in some neat colorways (namely mint green and mother of pearl). The guys are hopeful they will be able to go hands on with one of these in the future.

We also get into a watch that should be right up Spangler's alley, the new Aquastar Deepstar dive chronograph. A column wheel chronograph for under $3,000 is a screaming deal, and this one checks a lot of boxes.

Lastly, we do get Buzz's take on the new Snoopy Omega Speedmaster as he was not here last week. 

There is also a Fresh Forum Find, and all three guys have watches this time!