Ebel Brasilia Black Dial Chronograph Men's Watch 1215783

Watch Winner Review: Gc Gc-3 Automatic
In January 2014 the watches-dealer giveaway watch was a fine looking Gc Gc-3 automatic. Our fortunate winner was Mr. Oliver S., and he has returned with some thoughts and pictures of his new timepiece. We thank Oliver and many of the other watch winners for following the watches-dealer tradition of following up after they've received their timepiece. See his thoughts below: First off, I would just like to take a moment to thank watches-dealer for selecting me, the lucky winner! It certainly was an incredible surprise ¨C during an insomnia-fueled horology binge ¨C to see an email from Ariel to flash up on my phone, congratulating meME! It was quite hard to believe at first that I had actually won. The phrase ¡®but I never win anything¡¯ has escaped my mouth a fair few times since the initial email, but it just proves that these things really do happen!As many of you will know, Gc is a branch of Guess, and was set up in 1997. Guess make their own watches that focus largely on a fashionable l

coaxial seamaster
Hey guys, I am a proud owner of a new coaxial model seamaster with black dial. I have heard these models with aluminum bezels and coaxial movements are kind of rare. Is there any validity to that statement? I am new to omega and I have only ever owned two prior omega speedy dates. This is my first diving model. Share your coaxial seamaster (aluminum versions preferred) here

My first vintage Omega
Circa 1957. Has a cal. 510 movement. Refinished dial. All original.

Newbie looking for recommendations
Hi guys,I've recently become enamored by Panerai watches, and am looking to acquire my first piece (willing to look at current or discontinued models). After doing some initial research, I find myself partial to models with simple dials (preferably 12-3-6-9, with or without seconds) that echo the earlier Radiomir versions.I've come across the PAM232, which looks to fit the bill perfectly based on the look of the watch. That said, I fear a 47mm case will be too big for my relatively small wrist. So I'm curious if there are any other smaller models (44mm or below) that have a similar look and feel.Would appreciate any help. Thanks!

Daytona up to daily wear (and tear)?
I love my SS Daytona, it was my grail watch for 20+ years. But I just got it back from RSC service and it's just so pristine and brand new looking that I'm kind of afraid to wear it. Which is stupid, because I could get hit by a bus tomorrow and it'd just be sitting in a safe. I really want to wear it and enjoy it, all the time, no matter what, and let the wear and tear tell it's tale. I do have other watches I can use for really heavy duty activities (surfing, fence building, engine rebuilds) but if I just want to go for it, can my Daytona take it?JCATT