GIVEAWAY: Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Chronograph Watch
November is an exciting month at watches-dealer because one of you will win a Maurice Lacroix Pontos S chronograph watch (watches-dealer hands-on here). A wonderfully modern mechanical sport watch, the Pontos S comes in a durable 43mm wide steel case and is water resistant to 200 meters. Our favorite feature is the elegantly designed internal rotating bezel that uses a crown integrated into the chronograph start/stop pusher.Maurice Lacroix?offers the Pontos S in a few versions, and up for giveaway is the orange trimmed model matched to a black and orange striped NATO-style strap. Maurice Lacroix also includes the lovely steel bracelet. So each Pontos S watch comes with both ways of wearing it. Inside the watch is a Maurice Lacroix caliber ML 112 (base Valjoux 7750) automatic chronograph movement. This beautiful watch is contemporary in style, but has all the appeal of a classic sport watch. Retail price for the watch is $4,400 and you can enter below for your chance to win one this mon

2 days, 1 night...Baselworld, Le Brassus & Geneva
Baselworld was an experience, the Joux Valley was amazing (including lunch at AP's own hotel), and the Geneva boutiques were as wonderful as always!

Speedmaster Professional Resting Position Time Regulation
Hi guys,I played around with my speedy pro and tested its timekeeping precision based on resting position. For anyone looking to speed up or slow down your speedy, I figured this could be helpful.My testing methodology: The watch was fully wound and then timed against the Time.gov atomic clock at exactly 12:00 pm each day. The watch was then left to rest in the given position below, untouched, for exactly 24 hours until 12:00 pm the following day when I timed it against Time.gov again. This was done for three days in each position, with the watch being fully wound before each subsequent timing. It is important to note that the timing was exactly the same for all three positions on each of the three days (very accurate movement). Below are my results.Dial up: + 2 seconds Dian down: - 4.5 secondsCrown up: + 12 secondsCrown down: + 4 seconds Hopefully this is helpful for anyone trying to self regulate their speedy pro!!!

Why I love the 372
This pic pretty much explains it for me. Plexi, matte sandwich dial, gold hands, engraved text, polished 47mm case:Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

After thorough review, this watch needs to be in EVERYONES collection.
Let me first start by saying I was wrong.I'll admit whenever someone would bring up Tudor, I'd roll my eyes. All this talk about the Black Bay on the forums. Why would I care about a watch that was budget version of a Submariner? Especially since I have many Rolex divers...... stupid me.My snobbish attitude towards Tudor kept me away from probably one of the best modern sport watches of our time. Fast forward to the Vegas GTG. My brothers graduation was coming up, so I decided to get a Black Bay Heritage ETA for him. I ended up winning another Tudor in the raffle (Hurray TRF!) and chose another BB ETA for myself.I get home, look at it for a bit and throw it in the safe. It might as well have been lost in between all the other watches. Even the Rolex stable wasn't getting much time since I've been in the AP/PP pool, why would the Tudor see the light of day again?Months go by, and I figure why not let's put it on. I love my five digits, but they felt a bit undersized and fragile. My six