Breitling Chronomat

My Baselworld Top 5 Watches Article On AskMen.com
This was a tough article to write. I was asked to come up with five top watches from Baselworld 2010. You don't realize that walking around there for over a week you see thousands of watches. Well, here on AskMenwatches-dealer is my list of five. Please realize that I did not intend this to be a competition, each of these watches is the top five, in no particular order. You can see that I choose watches that have good, restrained design, and that should be commercially a success. Baselworld 2010 was not about crazy expensive watches, but good solid designs that people will actually want to buy. So check it out and let me know what you think.Read my Top 5 New Watches At Baselworld 2010 article here on AskMenwatches-dealer.

Seiko Ananta Spring Drive GMT - My Review
First of all a warning: The introduction to this fabulous watch may be quite lengthy because there are just so many incredible elements that deserve a thorough description and presentation.The initial response to this fantastic and fascinating watch is usually a reflection of the stunning aesthetics and, in particular, the unique case design. However, any review of this amazing collection of timepieces from Seiko should start with the even more amazing and unique proprietary movement.In 1977 a young Engineer at Seiko, called Yoshikazu Akahane, had a vision and a dream. His aspirations could be broken down into three bullet points:1)Create a new level of accuracy in a mechanical movement2)Create an entirely new escapement – unchanged in 500, at the time3)Create a movement that reflected the true motion of time. After 28 years in development and 600 movement samples Akahane San realised his dream with the release of the Spring Drive movement. This important part of the Seiko Ananta

x-wind question
hi guys,This is my first post. I just recently bought an x-wind from an AD here in the Philippines, the black dial with the 2 silver sub dials with a rubber strap and I have a question. The reference number on the warranty booklet is H77616133. From the hamilton website, this model should have a steel bracelet. But, the watch I received has a rubber strap with the red stitching. With this type of dial, the rubber strap should have the white stitching. The model number of the watch with the red stitching is H77646833. I asked the AD about this and they said that they received the watch this way direct from the supplier. It seems to me that the strap has been replaced with the wrong one. This dial-strap combination does not exist in the hamilton website. Does anyone here have the same experience?The watch shop is an AD for many brands such as rolex, tag, longines and oris. It is one of the biggest watch stores in the country. My question is how can I have this corrected? What are my opti

Yet another Genta pic ;-)
i saw this picture while trying to show the brilliance that is genta to someone who knows very little about watches.you've all seen these watches many times and maybe even this picture when the related article was published a couple of years ago, but, i thought this picture captured a certain feeling of both watches. maybe it's the black and white taking away the element of the different blue dials?

Spring Bar Pliers
I know that Bergeon 6825 is highly recommended, but I think it is way overpriced at $190. Does anyone know anything about this? https://.banggood/Watch-Brace...r_warehouse=CN