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WATCH GIVEAWAY: Davosa Vanguard Automatic
As a special bonus giveaway this month on watches-dealer, you can enter below for a chance to win a Davosa Vanguard Automatic watch. Inspired by aviation, the Davosa Vanguard is a dressier model in Davosa's lineup, with a legible, textured dial and a 40mm-wide steel case (which is only 9mm thick) that gives way to an exhibition caseback window to the movement on the rear. Inside the watch is a Swiss ETA 2892-2 automatic movement and the case is matched to a black calf leather strap. Retail price for the Davosa Vanguard is $774, and thanks to Massdropwatches-dealer, you can enter below for a chance to win one on watches-dealer.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-dealerwatches-dealer, not Facebook, or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where required (if you've signed up for the commenting system before, your e-mail should already be in there). In the body of your comment, mention why you like this wat

Luminox Recon Nav SPC Watch
Luminox has announced a new model called the Recon Nav SPC (Navigation Specialist) which offers a feature set that the fifteen-year-old Me would have killed to have for orienteering meets. This new model looks to be a complete solution for map-based navigation when you're out in the wild and need to chart a path back to civilization. Featuring a walking-pace tachymeter, a strap-mounted compass and a strap which can be used to calculate distances on a map, this Luminox is an old-school analog navigation tool in a modern platform.The Nav SPC employs a 46mm carbon reinforced polycarbonate case with an anti-reflective sapphire crystal and the Luminox-standard compliment of tritium tubes for low-light illumination of the hands, markers and bezel position. The design is obviously that of a Luminox, but the dial markers are oddly asymmetrical with 1 through 8 (blue illumination) in an orientation that is parallel to the dial edge and 9 to 12 (yellow illumination) in a more traditional perpend

Ceramic diver in the UK
I'm new to AP so this may of been common knowledge to you guys!I'm going to view a SS diver but also wanted to see the ceramic but have been informed since its boutique only and in the UK we don't have one then the ceramic diver is not available in the UK! Contacted what I thought was the UK AP boutique but later found out is was AP UK LTD and the lady on the phone their wasn't overly helpful and also corrected me straight away when I said I had heard its a discontinued model, saying it was only introduced around a year ago why would it be discontinued!Spoke with AP customers services who also corrected me when I mentioned I had heard its discontinued and they told me it's a current model and still in production! The guy was really helpful but said he would have to contact AP UK to see if they could get one in for me, found that slightly odd AP CS had to ask AP UK about getting the ceramic model in! He came back within the hour and said no unfortunately AP UK cannot get it in and I wou

setting the seconds, with a non-hacking hand?
the speedmaster professionals manual winds do not have a hacking second hand. How do you syncronize? What are typical accuracys per day? Is there a threshold, where omega would re-regulate if it was too slow or too fast?thanks again.

Rolex 6538 vs. Tudor Fifty-Eight
I want one. And since the one on the left is out of reach, I'll settle for the Tudor - and the Fifty-Eight look just perfect. Image composed in PowerPoint by using an image from Hodinkee and Tudors homepage