GIVEAWAY: Casio ProTrek PRG550 Watch
Neither Casio nor its ProTrek (formerly Pathfinder) line of outdoor watches need any introduction. On watches-dealer we've listed these timepieces as among the ultimate survival watches as well as some of the highest-value watches when it comes to bang for your buck. Casio continues to raise the bar with more features and designs each year. ProTrek watches should be a staple of any watch diet. Up for grabs is a Casio ProTrek PRG550 (specifically a PRG550-1A1). In a stealthy black case, this analog/digital ProTrek model has a Tough Solar movement, triple sensor array (compass, barometer, and altimeter), and a host of other features. Retail price is $300 and you can enter to win one below here on watches-dealer.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-dealerwatches-dealer, not Facebook or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment mention an extreme situation where you we

Goldilocks and the 15400
I'm assuming there's not much to be done here but...When I remove three links it's too tight...When I remove two links it's way too loose...When I substitute a link with a 1.5 link it's still too loose...I must fit exactly between a half-link and a full link. Due to no micro-adjustment I'm struggling to get a really comfortable fit. Anything I'm missing here?Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Omega automatic Seamaster
Hi guys!What a fantastic and informative Forum!I dont know if im right here. My Grandpa inherited me this classy and beautiful watch long time ago. I almost forgot the watch in the drawer. Now i'm older and solvent enough to restore it eventually. The watch is still working (you have to shake it, a battery is not necessesary). My Mum told me that this watch is the first (or one of the first) Omega automatic watches. I dont know if its true or not, cause as you see, i'm a totally rookie. I dont want to sell it, but can anyone tell me anything about this beauty, like the year it was built, name, etc.?Sorry about my bad english, i'm from germany ;)

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First Panerai - Thanks, Thanh!
I just received my first Panerai and am already looking to order more straps. Thanh (aka Takuya on TRF) was a great help assisting me with getting it.PAM48.jpg