Patek Philippe Grand Complications Platinum Men's Watch 6102P-001

Wryst Airborne Watch Winner Announced
Congrats to Derique Y. from Singapore who is the lucky winner of the Wryst Airborne FW3 limited edition watch that we gave-away last month. We are sure that he will enjoy it. Please enter for a chance to win the also limited edition Azimuth Bombardier VI timepiece during the month of June 2013 on watches-dealer.

Improving a G-SHOCK
First we have to lose fear of opening a G-SHOCK, because they are tough, outside, and also inside; and their complexity has nothing to do with the handling of the case and module we are going to do.Why are we doing this? One can ask, basically to achieve more readability of the screen in and out of the water, and to eliminate mirror effect, this is the biggest of the advantages, and also the screen seems to look with better contrast and sharpnessAlso, to protect yet more the inner parts of our watch from the outside elements, which worn the gaskets with the pass of time, which implies that if the watch is solar, so say good bye to check gasketsAnother reason, is to improve the water pressure resistance, and leave those ridiculous 200m stock of our G-SHOCK, and achieve 1000m or even more, of course we can¡¯t test this at home; maybe this is the most important and professional reason, but in our case is not the main¡­And last reason, thank to the physical properties of the silicone oil, mo

Incoming! Vintage Hamilton's...
I just picked up this 1922 Sterling Silver cushion - with the 986A movement. Had my watch guy give it the once over. Actually, he told me about it and I purchased it through a friend of his. Here are a couple of pictures:I also picked up this Greenwich a while back. Here is a seller picture:And a couple of "after" shots:I don't know why, but the Greenwich really appeals to me - other than the Hastings, not many other Hamilton's look anything like it from that era. I just think that stepped bezel and the "rounded square" shape are classic. Thanks for looking!Edit: I don't know why I didn't see this before (especially as I was taking the picture and imposed in the background is a very similar if not identical watch!), but obviously the hands are not original. The good news is that I have a very nice coral filled Wilshire with gold tone hands in this shape (which I know were not original and have been looking for blue steel replacements). It appears that I can (well, not me actually) j

90s Breitling model question?
Does anyone know this model name? Thanks for any help..m

After Market Straps and Buckles?
My Panerai will be the first watch where I would switch out the strap. After seeing so many photos with different style straps, I have to admit I want to have a varied collection for different looks. I'll have 2 or 3 genuine Panerai straps, but looking to supplement them with the many after market straps I see online and on Ebay. I also don't want to pay regular prices for a deployment clasp, so looking to get an after market version of that as well. What do you guys think about after market straps and buckles?