Raymond Weil Freelancer Chronograph Silver Dial Men's Watch 7735-STC-65001

GIVEAWAY: EHF Horlogere Mk Zero Watch
We are excited to present watches-dealer readers with a chance to win a LeLocle Switzerland based EHF Mk Zero watch. EHF Horlogere is a boutique watch maker with the goal of offering high-end Swiss watches at prices which are not inflated by marketing budgets or ambitious margins. Using a rather high-grade Swiss ETA Unitas 6498? manually wound mechanical (visible through the sapphire display back), the Mk Zero is a pilot style watch in a 42mm wide titanium case. The case is further DLC coated black. Our own Paul Hubbard offered a hands-on review of the EHF Mk Zero watch here. While the Mk Zero is limited in production and retails for $1,495, you have a chance to win one by entering below.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. In the body of your comment mention whether you prefer watches from big name or boutique br

Initial Impressions: Riedenschild Swihanic 2
*Check out our full review of the Riedenschild Swihanic here.?Let me start by saying that this was one of my more impulsive purchases to date, but one that I absolutely do not regret. So¡­ I was doing my usual browsing of the forums, looking for good deals and interesting watches to discuss, when I came across the Riedenschild Swihanic II. What on Earth is this? I thought¡­ Never heard of the brand, no idea what "Swihanic" means, but the look of the watch called out to me. It had a white face with a silver seconds dial that is positioned at 5 o'clock, two big crowns, and an internal bezel for a second time-zone. Certainly, for about $275 (new) it was worth a deeper look. When I saw that it featured a decorated hand-wound movement, called the GeMatic 0788 (which turns out to be a Unitas base) and had a domed sapphire crystal, I was sold. I knew this was a watch for worn&wound, since it combined a unique style with seemingly high quality components and a great price.After a quick and v

trying to identify Grandfather's Watch
I acquired this watch after my Grandfather passed recently. I've searched this forum, and the internet for any information, to no avail. Any information anyone can provide will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance.Rayhamilton.jpg

My customized "Kill Bill" ROO!
2 weeks ago, I decided to send my 42mm ROO off to get a Kill Bill dial with matching pvd-ed bezel screws and original yellow crocodile strap...here is the final result! I decided to mount the custom python strap on the watch for now because it matches the yellow in the dial better than the original AP strap which I am finding a tad too light.....may change it up later.Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

Purchase 116660 DSSD please help :(
Hello guys.I am due to buy 116660 DSSD Black. I went to Rolex AD in my local area then they quoted me $12050 + tax (No discount). I told them that I would think about it. However, I found a new 116660 at Chrono24 but the price is 22% cheaper than the AD I visited. The watch is also new, coming with 5 yr original warranty, and almost full-set (EXCEPT a white tag and bezel protector).Even though the Chrono seller one does not have white tag and bezel protector, should I take this one? The AD 116660 comes with completely full set of course but the price difference is 22%. If you guys were me, which one would you guys take?Any advice and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.Thank you