Giveaway: Reactor Gamma Titanium Watch
A great watch that you might miss hearing about is the Reactor Gamma. Probably the strongest piece in the American brand's collection, the Gamma is now available in full titanium with the brand's Never Dark (ND) technology. At 45.5mm wide, the case wears comfortably and is 50% lighter than its steel counterpart. It is available with a black or red dial, that has traditional luminant as well as tritium gas tubes on the dial (which is the ND tech).Inside the watch is a Japanese quartz movement with a 10 year battery. The unique styling of the watch is hard to miss, with a design that does in fact grow on you rather quickly. Durable, the Gamma Ti is water resistant to 300 meters, and is easy to read thanks for a healthy amount of AR coating on the mineral crystal. Retail price is $550 on the titanium bracelet, and $525 on a rubber strap. If you win the giveaway, you can choose what Reactor Gamma Ti model you'd like. Read below and enter to win a free Reactor Gamma Ti watch.To Enter You Mu

Now Writing For aBlogtoRead.com and Luxist.com
I have officially expanded my watch writing horizons. You'll now find me writing both aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer and on Luxistwatches-dealer (a luxury items and lifestyle blog that is part of the Weblogs network). My position there is as the watch expert, and you'll find articles there on real estate, cars, art, fine living, and anything else part of a luxurious lifestyle. Part of this new opportunity is a dream come true as I've always admired the blogs that are part of the Weblogs network. Aside from Luxistwatches-dealer, my favorites are Engadgetwatches-dealer, Joystiqwatches-dealer, and Autoblogwatches-dealer. You should check them all out.While I am fortunate to be a writer on Luxistwatches-dealer, all this blogging takes a significant amount of time, and it isn't my day job. Writing about watches all the time, has me thinking about watches all the time. So allow this image of stacked watches to serve as a metaphor of my resultant mental priorities; (almost) all watches, all the ti

Seamaster 1980s Quartz
Picked up this little gem for a song. Cal 1337 quartz Seamaster from around 1980 or so. It isn't in the Omega database but so many of these old quartz Seamasters weren't. Recently serviced, seals replaced, not a bad deal for $100. Sent from my  using Tapatalk

Dealer did the right thing
Hi Everyone,As everyone saw last week, it turned out that my prized Pie Pan Connie was a Franken/Fake. I was totally pissed off as well as surprised, as I had bought from this dealer before with no problems.You can't imagine the feeling of being told your watch was not real on an online forum, but I am glad it happened. Thanks to loveomega & mamas for pointing it out as well as sending me information to back up their opinions which ended up being fact.I also sent the image to Desmond, who also was refered by the mamas. He also agreed with everything too.I got an answer back from the dealer, and like I posted on that thread that found the watch was not real, the dealer was a stand up guy. He said please send it back and he could either refund my money of swap it out for another watch.This was after two years.He told me he looked at the image as well, and was upset as he let it get by him as well, as he would never of sold it knowing it was a franken watch. I say mistakes can happen.

Deep Sea JC
Has the deepsea been discontinued ? How many were made thx