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

AP Diver issue
hi watch lover,i need your input with my AP ROO Diver. i have watch for couple months now, but i do have love and hate relationship with the watch. love the design and the look, but it hurt when i wear it. i bought this watch new. do you guys has experience this? has anyone here ever change the rubber to the old version ROO rubber strap with deployant buckle?i am trying so hard to save this watch in my collection. any input would appreciated.thank you in advance.

My AP Clearwater Service Review With Pics
I recently needed to send my SS AP ROO 44mm in for warranty work. I dealt with Lindsay at Clearwater from the beginning. Very nice and very professional. The problem I had with my watch was a tear in the rubber strap which has never happened to me before on any of my rubber strap ROOS.. Even more weird is it was happening on the very last hole and I don't wear my strap on that hole. So I contacted Clearwater and sent some pictures. They said they need to see the watch. I was told If it's not covered under warranty, then I will have to pay for a $100 shipping kit (which covers shipping round trip) and I would have to pay something like $400 for a new rubber strap if I decide to replace it at that point. Defect here:I explained to Lindsay I have had the watch for only 1 year, it does not have 1 scratch on it, literally brand new condition, being it doesn't find much time in my regular rotation... So I hope when they see the condition of the watch, they will do the right thing and cover u

Early Chronomat bezel screws coming off
Hello all,This is my first posting.I very recently purchased an A13047 Chronomat and i love it.As I was cleaning the bezel, two of the small domed screws (not the rider tabs screws) came loose.I was not able to put them back in pace, since they do not have a real thread.These appears to be different from the other Chronomat bezel screws I have seen in pictures.Can anyone tell me how these screws are secured to the bezel?Cheers from California.

PP 5970J vs Rolex 16660 Matt COMEX
I posted this question on the Rolex vintage board as well. I have the opportunity to trade my 5970J for a Matt 16660 COMEX. Both watches are grails to me for different reasons. The COMEX is a super rare issued watch with a unique dial. The 5970 is IMHO one of the best PP's ever made. I wish i could have both but current conditions do not allow for that at the moment so I really have to choose.One is a watch you can wear often and only a select few would even know why its special and the other is one that you just don't wear eery often but typifies watchmaking at its finest. I appreciate the input and thanks much.