Seiko 5 Black Dial Automatic Mens Watch SNZH55

WATCH GIVEAWAY: Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver
For November 2014, watches-dealer presents the opportunity for our audience to win a Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver watch. Maurice Lacroix is also an official partner of Movember this month, with some special limited edition watches based on the Pontos S. watches-dealer editors are big fans of this modern yet timeless diver which earned a spot in our list of the Top 10 Watches Of Baselworld 2013. We went on to discuss the Pontos S watch in more detail hands-on here. In steel and 43mm wide, the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver is a 600 meter water resistant dive watch with an internal rotating bezel, automatic helium release value, and sharp looks. The watch further comes on a steel metal bracelet, but also with a black or brown leather NATO-style strap, which we found to be particularly flattering on the Pontos S.Inside the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S is a Swiss Made Sellita SW200 automatic mechanical movement that offers the time and the date symmetrically on the dial. Retail price for the

Follow A. Lange & Sohne At SIHH In Real Time
Today I am at SIHH here in Geneva. But most of you are not. Too badAs part of luxury watch brands further embracing the Internet, they are welcoming modern times by live blogging at the event. Finally, the Internet is their friends. How far we have come in just a few years. In addition to other brands such as Jaeger-LeCoultre, my favorite German luxury watch brand A. Lange & Sohne (the grail watch for many) will live blogging from SIHH 2010. To be honest I am not 100% sure what this will entail, but it believe it means sharing what is going on including images and new releases with you all out there.What I do know is that A. Lange & Sohne people will be there live to answer your questions and help you with whatever you need. You'll probably need to be up late at night if you are in the US for this personal attention from their staff. Otherwise I am sure there will be good stuff up for you to check out. In addition to their live blogging at the event (at the address in the link

Hamilton watch for a College Student
I am a college student and have been interested in watches for a long time. Lately I have been seriously thinking of getting my 1st mechanical/automatic watch and Hamilton is definitely one of the contenders. Is there any recommendation for a good affordable Hamilton watch for a start to watch collecting? Also, is this a bad time time to buy a watch especially with the price increase and stuff or are they gonna increase further? Any chance of dropping prices??I am really sorry if the questions sound ridiculous or amateur-ish.

A guide of how to distinguish the real thing from the fake one.
A must read for the serious collector?Yes most definitively.The Swiss author Fabrice Gu¨¦roux has done it again. He published his first book on how to spot fake watches in 2006.In March 2010, Fabrice and his publisher, brought out the revised (I dare say totally new) edition. Reading it one can feel the love the author has for genuine watches.For those collecting watches the book is a treasure trove of information and highlights what to look out for. It also maps out likely future routes the fakers take from a quality point of view.As the book is very well illustrated with tons of high resolution pictures it lends itself to be taken along to watch fairs where vintage watches are traded, too.It can be purchased online for those into wanting to avoid the pitfalls of fakes.I bought mine at Baselworld, read through it in one night and since than it has found a happy home on my desk to be consulted whenever I feel like adding a new member to my watch collection.

Oops they did it again!
Just picked up my new 15400 last week, wore it for 4 hours then put it in the case whilst I wait a 1.5 link. I'll start off by saying I'm an AP fan having owned a largely trouble free ROC and SS 44mm Novelty albeit both only for a short period of time. my wife for her part owns a RG Milenary and a lady RO so I have spent a fair bit of money with them over the years. Their watches are stunning and whilst having flipped all mine my wife's watches and the new 15400 are keepers.My problem lies with their QC. From 5 Watches 3 have had problems all resulting in a lengthy stay at the APSC. The last straw is my 5 day old (worn 4hrs) RO as today whilst admiring, setting and winding the crown pulled right out in my hand.I'm in the midst of penning a rather strong worded email to AP but wanted to vent off to the TRF community for those of you that may be thinking of buying.A lot of owners have had no issues and they do make great watches but their quality control is poorer than poor