Tom Selleck wrote:Personally, I thought the red went well with the Ferrari and the blue matched Hawaii’s lagoons and sky.

That's awesome. I'll never look at the GMT Master the same way!

This show should be called Magnum, O.T.T.

Well good. I can forget about this altogether now.

What a waste.

Selleck was dating Mimi Rogers?
I'm like 30 years behind the times here but I just found out she was married to Tom Cruise.

Very different sized Toms.

Bondtoys.de wrote:
(In the 90s, those could be had for less than $ 1.000)

Oh, for a time machine.

Nice watch, Bond. I wish they still did the GMT with that simplicity. The new GMTII is too fussy looking for my taste.

I say Higgins should have been a 3-year old alien bi-sexual squid from the planet Pffiffeldorb. Magnum should have been a 3 foot tall pygmy bushman from Papua New Guinea. There is sexual tension between Magnum and his alarm clock. He drives an Oscar Meyer wiener truck. As long as it's still called ...

Perdita Weeks is younger than Jay Hernandez. That's vaguely interesting.

I don't know, I'm not sure I care what they do with the new Magnum. It's a passing curiosity really.
I think I've got reboot fatigue. Everyone is cashing in on nostalgia.

Interesting! The sources should say "Senior" because Junior is getting all the credit... but I suppose a father would want it that way! :D Yes, that is a bit odd that the sources don't make that distinction between Sr. and Jr. as they usually do. Even on Fritz's site there is no mention of him bein...

No Tigers cap?

I think he looks more like a young, retired entrepreneur who has made his fortune and settled in Hawaii to chill.
I don't get any character of Thomas Magnum vibes.

I'll give Hernandez the benefit of the doubt until I see the first episode though...

Just found this on Fritz Johnson, the architect behind the new Robin's Nest...... http://www.fritzjohnsonarchitect.com/studio.htm https://www.expertise.com/hi/honolulu/architects Kenji, it was Fritz's father who designed the house for a Japanese client some time ago. Hi Danno , I'm a bit confused.....

KENJI wrote:Just found this on Fritz Johnson, the architect behind the new Robin's Nest......

http://www.fritzjohnsonarchitect.com/studio.htm

https://www.expertise.com/hi/honolulu/architects

Kenji, it was Fritz's father who designed the house for a Japanese client some time ago.

Thanks guys. Styles , I think I'd go for a new Sub. I don't love the current GMT II- the numbers on the bezel are too dominant to me. If I were to get a GMT it'd be vintage... but it's such a difficult market. We just don't have the time to go searching for the perfect Magnum GMT. The Sub is as clas...

John Hillerman and his Sprite!

Thank you for posting, Conch. That was great.
So cool to hear Magnum Mania being mentioned... but Larry is selling his Rolex?

'The Great Hildini' ?

Was this just a made up name?
I couldn't find any reference to what or who this was?

Nick's Fishmarket in Honolulu closed a few years ago too. I bet it was busy in the 1980s!

My 40th is coming up and my wife has offered to buy me a Rolex as she knows I've been talking about them for years. I'm leaning towards a Submariner without the date function, I like how clean and classic it is but the GMT Master is talking to me and does have the Magnum factor. Any advice/thoughts,...

Rest In Peace, John. Thank you for helping make Magnum P.I. one the best things ever on the screen and being a part of my childhood.
Rest In Peace, Higgins. Thank you for being the perfect foil and friend to Magnum.