WATCH GIVEAWAY: Lew & Huey Acionna Automatic
This month on watches-dealer, you can enter for a chance to win a Lew & Huey Acionna mechanical watch. The Acionna is Lew & Huey's answer to the question of "what watch can I wear each day?" The Lew & Huey Acionna was designed to blend both dressy and sporty design elements, comes in a range of dial colors, and includes both a steel metal bracelet and a leather strap. Lew & Huey reference a Gallo-Roman water goddess as the name inspiration for the "Acionna" watch collection. The Lew & Huey Acionna comes in a 40mm-wide steel case that is water resistant to 200 meters. The dial is surrounded by an internal rotating bezel under a flat sapphire crystal. Inside the watch is a Japanese Miyota caliber 9015 automatic movement. Retail price for the Lew & Huey Acionna watch is $600, and the winner of this month's watches-dealer giveaway can select their choice of color and style. Enter below.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-dealerwatches-dealer

Cadillac & Rolex Over The Years: Cars Change, Watches Don't
I'll admit it. I love watches and I love cars. To me, they both represent a higher state of where design and machinery intersect. And being in the watch business for all of my life (I'm a 4th generation watchmaker, and founder of TimeZonewatches-dealer), I always seem to find a correlation between people who own fine luxury cars, and those who own fine luxury watches. Having said that, the world of watches is amusingly different than that of cars.I've always played a little game in my head as to what car corresponds to which watch - like those matching games you'd play in the newspaper. So match the car with the watchHere are a few of my matches: Panerai and BMW, Lange and Maybach, Patek and Mercedes, Jaeger and Lexus, IWC and Audi, and the quintessential American luxury car: Cadillac and Rolex. The luxury car and watch for the masses.I was brought up in the 1960's and 1970's, and I remember so vividly the anticipation of the new car design lineups each September when the car companies

Initial Impressions: Techn�� GosHawk (Ref. 411)
In January, Zach brought you his review of the Sparrowhawk by Techn�� Instruments, a unique and excellently designed chronograph featuring the rarely seen Seiko VK63 Meca-Quartz movement. ?As the Sparrowhawk managed to hit such high marks at a very reasonable price point, we are excited to have a chance to review another Techn�� ?creation, the GosHawk. ?Anytime a watch with an automatic mechanical movement comes in at unter $350, we take notice, especially when it's from a brand we enjoy as much as Techn��.The Techn�� ?arrives in simple yet very well executed packaging. ?As was the case with the Sparrowhawk, the GosHawk is housed in a rounded soft clam shell case with foam insert. ?Simple, yet utilitarian, this package serves its purpose as a portable protective shell very well. ?This package is also accompanied by the same beautifully assembled manual that we found with the Sparrowhawk. ?Zach said it well in his initial impressions of the Sparrowhawk, "The manual that Techn�� has devised f

Seamaster AT or Deville Prestige?
Hello there,It's my first time writing here I'm going to buy a fine watch to wear on a daily basis and found these two:It's really hard to choose between them,they both look nice. The Deville Prestige is 32.7 mm, automatic and wather resistant and the Seamaster AT is 30 mm, quartz and water proof. BTW, I'm a 31 year old woman and have a pretty small wrist.Will be glad to have some opinoin here,Thanks

More PAM 424
photo taken with IPhone untouched. Love the lume in my watch box.