Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Double Retrograde

Cyber Monday Watch Sale: 12% Off Coupon At WatchWear.com (Part Of Kenmar Watches)
Today, Black Friday, is the king of retail shopping, but this coming Monday tries to be the king of Internet shopping. You'll find deals across the board, but I thought it wise to mention that WatchWearwatches-dealer, a partner of KenmarWatcheswatches-dealer is having a Cyber Monday sale in the form of 12% off and lots of free shipping deals.You'll have to use the COUPON CODE: CYBERM12 to get the discount at check out. Shopping for watches and watch gifts at WatchWear is a pretty wise decision. My usual watch shopping stomping grounds like eBay and Amazon are perfect if you know what you are looking for, but WatchWearwatches-dealer and KenmarWatcheswatches-dealer are great for browsing, and looking for watch gifts. I really like their search system where you can browse by color (a lot of colors), which is done visually, as well as other sorting options. If you are like me, you'd prefer to give watches as gifts to, well just about everyone, and this is an easy way of doing so.According

Is my AD lying to me?
I bought my SMP 2220.80 in January 2009 and it's been running about +10 seconds per day. I asked my AD if I can send it into Omega under warranty for regulating and he told me that +10s/day is OK even for chronometers in the first few months of the watch's life. He said that the fact it's winter where we are the components in the movement won't work ideally. Am I being lied to by an AD who's simply too lazy to send my watch into Omega for me? My instinct is just to visit the local Swatch Group office and drop off the watch myself for regulatingments?Thanks in advance.

Please help the newbie
Please help the newbie! I have aquired a 1949(looked up the serial # on website) Longines watch. Stamped inside the backing is Longines-wittnauer watch co, inc., New York Geneva Montreal K&E 14K 912580, then some hand etchings that are barely readable (I think A4380 then a triangle symbol, a5886 same thing, and last is a9116 maybe?). On the backside of the dail is longines watch co swiss seventeen 17 jewels, 22L, unadjusted, with a serial number 7928738. It's silver colored but a yellowish tint on the dial and bezel, so i'm not sure if it's white gold or not being it didnt' specify a "W" behind the 14. It would mean a lot and I'd greatly appreciate any kind of help, thanks!

Movement durability issue
I have auto and quartz movement watches. I ride a Motorcycle (Harley) It has a good amount of vibration at times. My question is should I use a quartz watch when riding or is an auto tough enough to handle constant vibration. My personal feelings it to use the quartz for riding as the vibration in time usually destroys things. Does anyone have any input on this issue?Thanks,G

DateJust II trade in for Sky Dweller
Hi, I'm new to the forum and was looking for a bit of guidance. I was in town on Saturday and on the off chance enquired in a well known retailer if they had any Sky Dwellers, preferably stainless steel, I was told they didn't but they may have a bi-metal version but they had a list of people to call first who had expressed an interest so he couldn't show it to me until today. Well today I viewed the watch and I would love to own it. I currently have an 116300 Datejust II November 2016 which I was looking to trade in but I was knocked sideways by the horrific trade in offer. I'm not green to the world of watch trading, you never get what you deem the watch to be worth, not even close but this was particularly offensive especially seeing as the one they are selling they could give none of the usual ten or even five percent off RRP. I really can't let mine go for what they have offered but just wanted to know what other people do in this position? Obviously selling privately is an option