GIVEAWAY: Traser Red Combat Watch
As a watch lover you may not have heard as much about Traser watches as you should have. The brand has been selling durable professional-use timepieces mostly to law enforcement, military, and other active professionals that need highly reliable timekeepers. Traser is actually part of MB Microtec - the Swiss company that produces all the tritium gas tubes you'll find in watches. These small self-illuminating tubes are a preferred form of luminant for many people. All Traser watches contain MB Microtec tubes and the new for 2014 Red Combat is no exception.Designed to be light and durable, the Red Combat has a 45mm wide glass-fiber reinforced resin case that is just 80 grams in weight. The all-black design is accented with red, including the hands and hour markers (which also contain Tritium gas tubes). The case has a rotating timing bezel (made from steel not resin) and the case is water resistant to about 200 meters. The Red Combat features a sapphire crystal and inner steel container

GIVEAWAY: Wryst Airborne Watch
Limited to just 75 pieces total, the Wryst Airborne FW3 is one of those modern-looking sport watches designed with passion and destined to evoke pleasure (or the opposite) in the eye of the beholder. Modern timepiece design is all about polarization, when historically it was about conservatism. With a partially skeletonized DLC black coated 45mm wide steel case, the Airborne looks like nothing else on the market. The FW3 model comes with a green strap and dial accents. Inside the watch is a Swiss quartz chronograph movement. It is weird, it is avant garde, and it is something you'd only see in the watch industry. Price for the Wryst Airborne FW3 is $825, and you have a chance to win one this month 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 (if you've signed up for the commenting system before your e-mai

Speedmaster 3523.30
Hello TRF! I bought this Omega Speedmaster 3523.30 in 2004 at an AD in Asia and was wondering what it's worth. I don't have the original boxes, but do have the warranty card, pictogram card and the cream colored leather card holding sleeve. The watch itself is in excellent condition, I did wear it as a daily wear for a while but was very careful. Ebay was kind of everywhere on pricing, some even called it a rare find . I could not find anything in the classified section of TRF. Any insight or guide to a site that may shed some light would be greatly appreciated!

My new P.O.!
So loving this watch! I ordered the black rubber with orange stitch deployment strap too, cant wait for it to get in,image.jpegyhh.jpgyh.jpg

Poll: Patek 5296g sector vs Lange 1815 Up/down
I narrowed my three choices from the last thread to these two. What do you think in this head to head?