WATCH GIVEAWAY: Squale 2002 Collection 1000 Meter Automatic Dive Watch
A regular crowd pleaser, Squale produces Italian-designed Swiss-Made diving watches that hearken back to popular sport watch designs - often from the 1970s. The Squale 2002 Collection is an excellent example, offering a range of good looking, durable, and extremely functional 1000-meter water-resistant divers in a range of dial colors. This month on watches-dealer, one lucky person will win one.The Squale 2002 Collection 1000 Meter Automatic Dive watch comes in a 43mm-wide steel case that contains a Swiss ETA 2824-2 automatic movement. The design is a modern interpretation of the classic 101ATMOS timepiece produced in the 1970s, but with modern materials designed to keep the 2002 looking good in or out of the water. A serious diver's tool, the Squale 2002 Collection 1000 Meter Automatic Dive watch comes on a textured rubber strap as well as a mesh metal bracelet option. The lucky winner of this particular Squale diver on watches-dealer will received both the black rubber strap and the

Confr��rie Horlog��re Presents The ImmenSEAty Watch Movement By Gabriel Salgado
I think that just posting the images of this special one-off watch probably says enough. What else can I say? An intensely decorated movement made to look like an underwater scene. Not just that, but the actually movement itself is made to look like the sea floor. Simply amazing. The best part is that this is not just some concept or a piece of art. This will be placed in a real working watch. But probably just one. This movement is called the ImmenSEAty (clever right) and was created by young watchmaker Gabriel Salgado de Arce. This watch was part of a project at the Confrerie Horlogere, which is a new arm of BNB Concept. I don't know a lot about this new part of BNB Concept. Their website is still new and wasn't totally live the last time I checked. It has something to do with young watchmakers, though the video below tells you more. The early output from the Confrerie Horlogere has been impressive though, but this ocean themed movement is my favorite. One of the most amazing aspe

How big does 15400 wear?
I have my name down for a 15202, but because delivery is expected in 2019, I am debating whether I should buy a 15450 or 15400 to ease the wait in the meantime. I have wrists that are on the smaller side, and usually prefer the size 40~42 for sporty watches. The 15400 is 41mm according to official specs, but are there any comparisons to how it really wears? How does it compare to a Omega speedy (42mm) or the Rolex Explorer 2 Polar (42mm)? And same question for the 15450. 37mm officially, but I heard many people say it wears more like a 39mm Explorer. Thanks in advance!

Window Shopping...
Hello AP Fans...I went window shopping today and tried on this beautiful 26400SO... To me this is the Ceramic Panda... just beautiful! It was being offered at a great price but I was just not sure if I would be able to wear it on my 6.5 wrists... Here are a few photos I took... please enjoy... also I have my Diver wrist shot as well to compare...Feedback is welcomed! What do you think?

5711 vs ap ro?
Dear TRF members.I apologize for creating a thread that has been discussed previously.Whilst trying to add another piece, I find myself really confused between the legendary Patek 5711 blue dial, and the Audemars piguet jumbo 15202.Both stunning as most will agree, and the price difference is not an issue as I am already spending quiet a large amount on either.I really love the dial of he 5711, coupled with its rarity, but also like the presence of the RO.Another thing the Patek has, which may sound stupid, is the fact that it is a Patek.I don't mean to say AP is not a great brand, we all know how incredible they are, and I definitely don't think they offer less in terms of quality, but I can't help but feel that Patek is a different league, and one that many aspire to achieve.Which would you pick? Only one choice of course. Appreciate your help, and I am genuinely really glad to have found this forum!I must add that I own a SS Rolex for an everyday use, a speedy that was a gift, and a