GIVEAWAY: Xetum Tyndall Watch
The first giveaway of 2013 is for a lovely Xetum timepiece. California-based watch brand Xetum continues to satisfy as they slowly dole out new options such as bracelets for their watches as well as this new PVD black-coated version of their famous Tyndall model. There is a?watches-dealer Xetum Tyndall watch review for your reference here. The Tyndall watch is 40mm wide in steel with the available matte black PVD version. The lugless case design is endearing while the clean yet modern dial is very legible. Inside the Tyndall models is a Swiss ETA 2895-2 automatic movement. The giveaway winner has their choice of available Tyndall watch models. Retail price for the Xetum Tyndall watch is between $1,395 - $1,495. Enter for your chance to win below this month on watches-dealer.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

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