Citizen Eco Drive Black Dial Chronograph Titanium Men's Watch CA4240-82E

Giveaway: YEMA Diving Chronograph Watch
Yema USA offers one of these Diving Chronograph watches for you to win during the month of March (ends March 31st). The specific model is this black colored Ref. YMHF0202 that is 43mm wide in steel and water resistant to 300 meters. The rotating diver's bezel has a unique guard over it near the crown while the dial is rather clean and easy to read. Inside the watch is a Japanese quartz movement that features the time, alarm, chronograph, and date. I like the silver on the dial and the blue trim in the crown and pushers. Retail price for this YEMA Diving Chrono watch is $665. You can enter for a chance to win one by following the instructions below. Plus, as an added bonus, YEMA USA has extended a 25% discount on any YEMA watch to all aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer readers who enter the discount code "ablogtoread25" at checkout.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment mention a situation when you'd use an alar

Omega Speedmaster Day Date
I am thinking about buying the Omega Speedmaster Day Date for around $3000.00 U.S. dollars this will be my first Omega watch. I currently own a Tag watch and wear it every day including to work, for the past 8 years. It has held up well. The question I have will the Omega Speedmaster Day Date work well as an everyday work watch. And is the price Compative. Thank You for your help.P.S. Your replies will make my desicion easier.

NAWCC:To-days Gem! A piece of history
Some of you may remember this post here:http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...htm#post563323Well I have been waiting for this rare piece to arrive, probably the earliest American wristwatch in my collection, and among the earliest timepieces from American wristwatch history.Up to a few days ago, I was pretty sure that the earliest men's wristwatches were 1916, but thanks to Stan Anthony Czubernat, we now have evidence of 'adverts' (not actual timepieces) as early as 1913!!Anyway, here I want to show you my latest and most interesting purchase, its a 1917 Hampden Offset Crown and 12 at 3 o clock. This company was also called the Dueber-Hampden Watch CompanyThis watch numbers among the earliest of American wristwatches. Serial No: 3,347,688 dating it to 1917.The case: A very unusual case style by (Dueber Watch Case co, signed only Silverine, which means Nickel), design for a belt strap to slide neatly under the 3 piece case, 3 piece.Using a ‘Lepine’ movement and ultra rare

Let's see your Accutron displays!
Check out the thread at the Bulova forum:watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/56155.htmIf you have a watch display to share please post.Accutron content is mandatory, but exclusive tuning fork content is not required.

Patek AD Price Negotiation
I am considering buying my first PP watch- a 5196g. I have an established relationship with an AD (purchased 5 Rolex watches from them in the past 2 years). As a general rule should I expect to pay MSRP or is there room for negotiation on PP watches? (I know this particular one is easy to obtain). If so, what percentage below MSRP would be considered reasonable?