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Annual NY City WTF Get Together - May 16!
Hey everyone..Just a reminder that May 16th is the annual WTF Get Together in New York City, organized by our very own Milos (WatchFan1). While I call it a WTF get-together, it'll be attended by WIS's worldwide who are from many forums who make the yearly trip for this Get-Together. the NYC get together is one of, if not the, largest WIS get-together out thereIf you can make it I'm sure you won't be disappointed..Here's info & details on the Get Together:mkmotorsport/watches_GTG8.htmAnd to read about some of the fun at past get together's, check out these trip reports & pictures:rolexreferencepage/travel/mkmotorsport/watches_GTG.htm

Need Advice:New Hamilton Owner
I just bought a Hamilton "automatic chronograph" yesterday from a local jewlerly store. It was used, purchased by the store from an estate sale. This is my first mechanical watch and was perchased as gift to myself for graduating college. I really wanted to get a watch that would last me through my career. I was drawn to it by the traditional look, and the fact that it contained swiss movement. Have little knowlege about these watches, their reputation, or the service/care needed for them, I wanted to post on here to get some feedback from those of you who know vastly more than I. Please just give some general information about this watch, your opinion of it, and any "need to knows" that you are willing to share. Thank you in advance for sharing your knowledge.==Matt

Oris BC4 black-on-black
So I bought an Oris BC4, with black case, black strap, non-chrono....pre-owned!I had an Oris BC3 Sportsman 42mm, which I sold on eBay. I really preferred the BC4.I bought the BC4 watch from a top store in Montreal that sells pre-owned watches (mostly super high end stuff like Hublot, Blancpain, Panerai, etc.). The pre-owned price was just too tempting.The watch is absolutely like brand new- with 2 years of Oris warranty remaining. Immaculate.I actually bought this piece as a low-cost alternative to a Bell & Ross- aviation style, casual, clean & simple dial, decent size.Oris website says case size is 42.7mm but every other website lists it as 43.5mm. It's not huge, but it is a really nice size.The quality of this piece is really something- the crown is the best feature with its beautifully machined contours. And its lock-in mechanism. The bracelet is also super nice with a superb folding clasp.My current collection includes:TAG Heuer Link quartzTAG Heuer Aquaracer Automati

The incoming turned into gotten
Well the wait was shorter than expected...Today I received three very good news :DSeiko AtlasSwatch YRG400Swatch YRS406GThe last Swatch is one that I was searching for a looong time, and never had the chance to win an auction on it , but finally got it These are my only two Swatches, I always found that their designs (generally speaking of the brand) was too youth, and as I'm becoming older every day I have to stay in the more "serious" designsI love the Seiko Atlas, very sturdy, heavy and solid, pity that the compass function just works in the northern hemisphere (according to the user's manual), next purchase: SEIKO MONSTER

Where can I get a deployant clasp like this?
My Oris and Frederique Constant have deployant clasps like this.I like this type over the variety seen here on my Tissot.Is there a name for this particular kind? What is a good brand? And where is a good place to buy it? Thanks.