LAST CHANCE: EHF Horlogere Watch Giveaway
Last chance for you to enter for a chance to win an EHF Horlogere MK Zero watch here on watches-dealer. You have until the end of the month. To enter please visit the giveaway page here and follow the incredibly simple instructions.

Looking for Citizen Campanola Watches? This eBay Store Often Has a Few For Sale
I often talk about the Citizen Campanola line of watches; one of my favorite lines from the popular Japanese watch maker Citizen. As you know, Citizen Campanola watches represent the very finest in watch making that Citizen can achieve, and their efforts are worth noticing. The Citizen Campanola series serves a very important purpose for watch enthusiasts. It is one of the first line of watch models that is able to provide high quality cases with beautiful designs, and provide a high number of complications at very reasonable prices.The key to this is providing top of the line, hand assembled quartz movements, instead of their mechanical counter-parts. As you likely know, the watch world is sometimes split in to the quartz side and mechanical side. Purists will always stick with the charm of a mechanical watch. They enjoy the idea of wearing a machine on their wrist. However, the quartz movements used in the Citizen Campanola series are nothing to scoff at, and certainly not cheap. Th

The Affordable Observer's Watch
Although the style has been around since the 40’s the past few years have seen a growth in the popularity in the Beobachtungs-Uhren (Nav. B-Uhr or Nav. B) watches. These were worn during WWII by pilots and had some specific guidelines for their design. They had to be large (normally 55mm) as as to be easy to read, and contain luminous paint so as to be legible at night. A large crown was required so as to be operated with gloves and a movement with a hacking seconds hand.The watches from the 1940’s will run you well into the thousands of dollars, well above the budget of many a watchnerd. And the 55mm size makes them prohibitive for most wrist sizes. Fortunately a number of brands have come to our aide and provided a range of options for the watch enthusiast to consider when shopping for a watch in this iconic design.Parnis Pilot Watches$75 – $150 USD47mmAutomatic movement, type variesSource: Parnis WatchStarting on the low end, we have the Parnis brand, straight out

AP 26400 FC for Patek 5164 ??
Simple proposition is on the table. Would have to add a few K. Would you? Any thoughts would be appreciated. For full disclosure I do have a 5980r and AP diver both of which would stay.I posted the same question over at the AP forum so if you've chimed in there I appreciate it. TIA for all the opinions.

My 104
I'm unable to change the strap on my 104. On one side the pin releases just fine, but on the other, not at all, no matter how hard I push. Am I neglecting to do something here?Thanks - I'm hoping there isn't something wrong with the watch. I just wanted to try out the included rubber strap.