WATCH WINNER REVIEW: Traser Classic Automatic Master Watch
In March?of 2015, the monthly giveaway watch on watches-dealer was a Traser Classic Automatic Master watch. The winner was Sylvain D. from Miami, Florida, USA, and after enjoying his new timepiece, he has shared with us a watch winner review for you �C the watches-dealer audience. Thanks to Sylvain?and all the other watch winners who share their experiences with the world. Here is Sylvain's?review:I was really thrilled when I heard that I had won the Traser Classic Automatic Master, one of only two automatic models in Traser's catalog. This would be my first watch with Tritium tubes, a technology that I had long admired and really wanted to try. On the other hand, I was a bit worried about the size of the watch; at 46mm, this is the largest watch in my collection, and I tend to prefer watches in the 40-42mm range.Appearance:I was pleasantly surprised when I took the watch out of its box: it looks better in the steel than it did in photos. I'm not a big fan of stainless steel bezels with

Emergency need help
Today i was very shock since i am noticing that my AP novelty FC running slow. I am in holiday now, but feels uncomfortable to see my watch broken.I dunno what happends but suddenly the time getting slower like 15 mins to 1 hour. I am noticing that it was slower time to time. What should I do? Anyone have same experinces as meThanks, Michael

Speedmaster 38mm
I really like the new 38mm speedy, especially in the ice blue dual, however, I believe that there will more colours coming out and would be interested to see them before spending any money.Any ideas when we will see them?

1961 seamaster help
Good morning AllWent up to my parents due to an extremely unfortunate death in our family. While at my parents for dinner my dad gave this 1961 (?) Omega Seamaster. It originally belonged to his grandfather. As you can see it was for 40 years of service at his company. It runs, not sure how well it keeps time yet. But, I'd like to get it restored as well as possible while keeping it original. I have zero motivation to ever sell it, even if it was worth a lot (quick google search says it's not worth much anyway)Any help on exact model or whom may do work on vintage Omegas is appreciated. ThanksHard to see, but on the back it says:Presented to J.C. Wright in recognition of 40 years of service. The white motor company 1961. Also says waterproof and Seamaster Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Incoming - DD36 Content
Have been waffling for some time on my first YG watch to mark my 30th birthday. Looked at Daytona's, Subs, DD 36 and 40 but decided for my first all gold piece and to mark an important year I couldn't go wrong with what is in my eyes the quintessential gold Rolex - the 118238. Special thanks to tonupbklyn on these boards for a super easy transaction and for keeping this in such pristine condition. Stand up guy and would recommend anyone to transact with him. Now for some pics!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk