Movado’s Classic Datron is Back
Movado's new Series 800 Datron is inspired by the classic 1970 Datron automatic chronograph. The new model is the first entry in Movado's Collector's Edition series. The 40mm tonneau-shaped Datron is powered by the ETA caliber 2894-2 automatic chronograph with 37 jewels and a 42 hour power reserve. The round date aperture at 12 is an homage to Movado's iconic Museum dot. Two dials are available: black with silver subdials and silver with black subdials, as shown below. The Datron is available exclusively on a combination brushed and polished stainless steel bracelet with butterfly deployant clasp. The Datron has an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, and exhibition case-back, and it is water-resistant to 5 ATM.The Datron is priced at $2990. Look for it in stores in May.

WATCH GIVEAWAY: Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date
This month on watches-dealer you have a chance to win an automatic mechanical Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date watch, part of Hamilton's new collection of aviator-style watches. Hamilton has a long history in the production of aviation timepieces and they keep this tradition alive today with the various models in the Khaki Pilot collection. You can read more about Hamilton's relationship with aviation here.? The Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date comes in a 42mm wide steel case with either a silver or black dial, and on a leather strap or steel bracelet.Inside the Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date watch is a Swiss ETA 2834-2 automatic movement with the time, date, and day of the week, with the word fully spelled out under 12 o'clock. The watch has a sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 100 meters. The handsome Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date watch collection retails for between $895 - $945 (depending on the strap) and the lucky winner gets to choose their choice of available versions. Good luc

Which is your favourite PP World Timer
Just a bit of fun as the 5110 has a really strong fan base and the 5130 has a lot of haters due to the hands. I am not convinced the new 5230 has hit it on the head but seems to have gone back to the 5110 rots. Yes I know the 5110P is wonderful and I am sure someone is going to post that they love the 5575...but those aren't the choices!!

1977 references
hey guys, in a couple of short years, I'll be hitting 40, and want to get myself a Patek that is from 1977. I have tried googling this without success, and other than the nautilus, what other references might I look for that have model from 1977?

I think my AD is asking a bit much. Grateful for your thoughts.
I'm purchasing a new Submariner 114060 from my local AD (the only AD in town). She has a wait-list for reference 116610, but not for reference 114060. She asked me to pay in full, after which she would place the order, and then we would wait some undefined period of time for the watch to arrive.I thanked her and said I would be in touch in a few days, once funds are shifted into place.My sense is the pay in full, then place the order, then wait for a watch routine is not business-as-usual at most Rolex ADs. I don't expect her to obtain a watch for me without a deposit, but I don't intend to comply with the terms she offered; while I would like to keep my business local, there are watches I can buy and have shipped to me immediately.I feel like I should offer some reasonable deposit, and that I should ask her to provide an estimated delivery date (realizing the challenges she faces as a dealer).I'll be grateful if members will share typical arrangements ADs make in this context.Thank