Armani Classic Black Dial Ladies Watch AR1900

Welcome A New watches-dealer.com Smartphone Experience
Do you use a smartphone to browse watches-dealerwatches-dealer? If you do, you are now enjoying a much better view of the site, thanks to our new smartphone screens we rolled out recently, and we would like to hear about your experiences in the comments below.Half of our visits come from smartphones and tablets, and while most tablets will continue to enjoy the full desktop experience of the site, we have needed for some time to address the needs of smaller screens (and bandwidths) without compromising functionality, ease-of-navigation, or the amount of information we display on a page.Easier To ReadThat's the goal of a site with articles - it needs to be easy to read. For smartphones, we cranked up the font size and tossed out the sidebar so the text columns fit the screen.Solid Smartphone NavigationLook on the upper-left of the view on your smartphone, and you'll see a new navigation menu button. It's called a "hamburger menu," those three parallel, horizontal thick lines you see at

Zenith El Primero Foudroyante Chronograph 1/1O Second Watch
The first new Zenith watch of 2010 that I saw bored me to sleep at night. It wasn't a bad watch, but it just didn't do anything for me except remind of all the other watches that look like it. Now I learn about another new for 2010 timepiece that I actually do like (though it is not very practical). It isn't the neatest watch in the world, but it does take a very uncommon complication and places it into 1970s retro sport watch (why? Don't ask whyWhat? You know better than the Swiss?). Jaeger-LeCoultre released a watch with the same complication this year, but in a more classy traditional style watch. The complication is a foudroyante, and Zenith is specially equipped to make one. A foudroyante (also known as a "jumping seconds" watch) is a watch with a chronograph that is able to measure fractions of a second, done via a dedicated dial. The Jaeger-LeCoultre watch does more things as a watch, but doesn't have as fancy a foudroyante being able to measure only 1/6th of a second. Using its

Weekend Giveaway: Win 3 Straps from Crown & Buckle
We missed February, and barely made it for March, but we are excited to be offering another free strap giveaway for Watch Talk members this weekend!To enter yourself in this contest, simply post a reply in this thread. Anyone can enter!One winner will receive the 3 straps pictured below: 22mm "Bond" Zulu, 22mm Black/Grey/Red Zulu, and a 20mm Navy/Red US Mil.That's right, all you've got to do is post in this thread, and you'll be entered to win the straps shown above! We will cover the shipping as well, even internationally. If you win the contest and want to include some extra straps, just pay for the extra straps and we will ship them together with the winning package with free postage for everything. All members who reply to this thread will be entered in the contest unless they indicate otherwise (if they just want to post a reply, but don't want to be entered). All entrants will then be assigned a number (chronologically, based on their post order), and a random-number-picker will

Incoming first AP ROO
Well I won't go into the finer details, but I've received a gift from a lady friend.. AP ROO 42mm Ref: 26470ST.OO.A028CR.01 Should be getting it this weekendAlready on the scrounge for a new strap as I'm not that keen on the current one and just trying to find out what strap makers are out there?Already looked at AP Bands, Gunny and a few others but nothing really catches my eye. Ideally I would like something similar to the one belowAny suggestions greatly appreciated Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Planet Ocean 39.5mm
Hi everyone, anyone had a chance to see the new 39.5mm POs in the metal? They seem to look well proportioned in these pics .topperjewelers/?p=blo...r-planet-oceanI'm really liking the new steel versions and would love to see other real life pics or wrist shots if possible hahaThanks!