Seiko Premier Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SUR015

Watches & Wonders 2015: Follow Our Coverage September 30- October 3
Watches & Wonders 2015 is happening in Hong Kong from?September 30- October 3rd. Naturally, watches-dealer will be covering the event, which is in its third year now. We will be there to check out showings from A. Lange & S?hne, Cartier, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Richard Mille, Panerai, Vacheron Constantin, Montblanc, Piaget, Roger Dubuis, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Baume & Mercier.Check out our coverage here at watches-dealer, but also be sure to follow our social media channels like?YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Google+, and Twitter?for our on-the-spot coverage. Look out for our coverage at #WWHK2015.The event is set amongst a shaky economic climate in the region. In Hong Kong, Swiss watch sales are down 21% in 2015. In China, the Shanghai stock market was down 35% at the end of August. What does this mean for the watch industry? Brands are going to play it safe, for the most part. Traditional style will be at the forefront, with complications giving way to simpler skeleton

Photo Report: The Seiko Credor Minute Repeater, Live At The Madison Avenue New York Boutique
Sure, Seiko makes a lot of watches, and as we reported not long ago you can get an absolutely astonishingly well made watch from them – mechanical, with one of the toughest and most reliable movements on the planet – for under a hundred dollars. When watch enthusiasts talk about Seiko, it’s often in terms of great bang for the buck, and indeed, Seiko deserves the reputation it has for offering excellence at just about every price point at which it makes watches. Whether it’s a humble Seiko 5 or a top of the line Grand Seiko, the company has a knack for a certain kind of old-school, almost mom-and-pop earnestness about giving their clients more than you would expect for the price. Sometimes a lot more. 1 OF 18 However, Seiko also makes watches under the Credor name that occupy the sort of stratospheric price bracket generally reserved for only the most exotic or refined complications from blue-chip Swiss brands. Two of the most interesting of those

New daytona and New Datejust 3/13/08
Here's Some pictures of the new edition to the family! I still love my deweller.......

Acceptable Vintage Time Variance
As there are many vintage lovers on forum I would like to know what are the acceptable time variances you will accept from your watch. Say from 20yrs old 30-40 years old and 50+ .Are COSC standards possible on vintage watches in these time frames?

Patek History
Hello TRF!,It has been a while since I've posted on here. Have to get back into the habit!I wondered if you all may be able to help me with a question. A friend of mine inherited a PP 3800 from his grandfather but was never told the value of the watch. he didn't realize what he had until it stopped working and he had to send it in for a rather expensive service, via his local AD, around 4 years ago.He did not wear it much after that, but when he thought of selling it he took it out of the drawer and it wasn't working again. Sent it back to Patek via the AD and did another full service. Not being a watch person, he's ready to get rid of it due to the service expense.I am considering buying the watch from him but thought it would be interesting to have the history of the watch. I have heard stories where Patek was able to dig into their archives and pull old papers from the watch, where it was purchased, service history, etc. Thought it would be neat to have all of that on a vintage piec