GIVEAWAY: Wryst Airborne Watch
Limited to just 75 pieces total, the Wryst Airborne FW3 is one of those modern-looking sport watches designed with passion and destined to evoke pleasure (or the opposite) in the eye of the beholder. Modern timepiece design is all about polarization, when historically it was about conservatism. With a partially skeletonized DLC black coated 45mm wide steel case, the Airborne looks like nothing else on the market. The FW3 model comes with a green strap and dial accents. Inside the watch is a Swiss quartz chronograph movement. It is weird, it is avant garde, and it is something you'd only see in the watch industry. Price for the Wryst Airborne FW3 is $825, and you have a chance to win one 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 (if you've signed up for the commenting system before your e-mai

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While perusing the wares of the brand new Blancpain boutique on Fifth Avenue a few weeks back, I stumbled across this guy here. It's called the VIlleret Tourbillon Squelette 8-Day, and while it was announced at BaselWorld 2014, there wasn't a lot of attention given to it �C most was offered to the awesome new in-house chronograph movement seen in the Bathyscaphe Chronograph. But this new tourbillon has a lot going for it. 2 OF 3 First, it employs Blancpain's excellent in-house 8-day self-winding tourbillon caliber 25, which is quite thin at 4.85mm in thickness. That's not only thin for a tourbillon, it's also very thin for a tourbillon with an 8-day power reserve. Second, the case is an absolutely perfect 37.5mm in diameter. Yes, that's 37.5mm and nobody is calling it a lady's watch. This is the size a watch like this should be. Second, this tourbillon offers a date function, and power reserve on the semi-skeletonized dial. 3 OF 3 It is indeed the dial here t

RO 15400 ?Durability
Hi all,Looking into the RO 15400 for my first big splash. I really want something I can wear without constantly fretting over it. I'm wondering how durable is it? Been hearing how its quite easy to scratch and ding. I'm a big fan of the sea and beaches, to the people who have/had experience with RO, what do you think about using this daily and on vacation??Thanks guys

Happy holidays and happy new year AP
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Breitling UTC Battery Replacement
I have searched for this via Google, our search engine here, and other sites. This should be an easy answer, but for whatever reason it obviously isn't or the information I found is just wrong.I have a Breitling Aerospace (as many know) with a lovely UTC module. Well its time to replace the batteries and I got the Aerospace replaced with no issues utilizing an Energizer 371. But cannot find the battery type and number that I need to replace it in the UTC.Below is a photo of my Aerospace with the UTC attached. Does anyone have a clue as to what battery type / number I need? I did open the UTC back and the battery is tiny.Thanks for the help guys!