WATCH WINNER REVIEW: Traser Classic Automatic Master Watch
In March?of 2015, the monthly giveaway watch on watches-dealer was a Traser Classic Automatic Master watch. The winner was Sylvain D. from Miami, Florida, USA, and after enjoying his new timepiece, he has shared with us a watch winner review for you �C the watches-dealer audience. Thanks to Sylvain?and all the other watch winners who share their experiences with the world. Here is Sylvain's?review:I was really thrilled when I heard that I had won the Traser Classic Automatic Master, one of only two automatic models in Traser's catalog. This would be my first watch with Tritium tubes, a technology that I had long admired and really wanted to try. On the other hand, I was a bit worried about the size of the watch; at 46mm, this is the largest watch in my collection, and I tend to prefer watches in the 40-42mm range.Appearance:I was pleasantly surprised when I took the watch out of its box: it looks better in the steel than it did in photos. I'm not a big fan of stainless steel bezels with

Are You A Time Lord? OWC Watch Honors Doctor Who
OWC MS-1001 for Doctor WhoNow here is a watch that requires an introduction - being from Australia and in honor of Doctor Who. We've mentioned OWC watches before, but this is a new twist on dive watch designs.OWC, formerly known as Orange Watch Company, is a small operation in, you guessed it, Orange, Australia. Founder Dan Fock is one of the most detail-oriented and perfectionist people I know, so it's no surprise that customers are willing to wait a year or more for one of his watches. The watch shown above is a new model, the MS-1001, with a theme near and dear to Dan:My homage to the 50th year of Doctor Who. Not only was the Doctor 50 on the 23rd of November, I was 55. So this is also a present to myselfGallifrey is a planet in the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who and is the home world of the Doctor and the Time Lords. It is located in a binary star system (Gridlock) within the constellation of Kasterborous (Pyramids of Mars, Attack of the Cybermen

Free Orient Mako Automatic Diver Watch Giveaway
I am proud to present the second aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer watch giveaway. I've made it even simpler this time to enter for a chance to win your choice of free Orient Mako Automatic Diver's watch. The giveaway is sponsored by Island Watch. The Orient Mako has an automatic mechanical movement that is in-house made by Orient in Japan. The movement features the time, date, and date of the week. Each with quickset adjusters. The watch is water resistant to 200 meters and features a solid stainless steel case and rotating diver's bezel. Attractive and affordable, it makes for a good everyday diver style watch and is about 41mm wide. Read my full review of the Orient Mako Diver line of watches here.The winner will be able to choose any of the Orient Mako models carried by Island Watch. This includes all metal versions with black, orange, or a blue face - as well as versions with a rubber diver's strap. The blue faced model has two bezel options, one with blue and red in a the "Pepsi bezel" s

Need feedback on this ceramic diver
HiMy first post here. Been reading the forum for quite a while though. Lots of good info on AP's.I'm looking to buy a ceramic diver and I have narrowed my search down to this one. As you can just about see there are some marks on the edge of the bezel at 6 o'clock. What do you think about this? Do you have anything similar on you ceramic bezel AP's? The seller says that the marks are tiny and barely noticeable. I live far away from the seller, so I'm not able to take a look myself.

K2 luxury
Hey guysIm in the market for a new millenary 4101 RG, Ive seen these guys on chrono24 and...instagram. They are based in Geneva and seem to have amazing prices. However I can't find much information on them. I'm quite scared of fakes in the market. Has anyone here dealt with them and if so could you share your experience?thanks