GIVEAWAY: Gc Gc-3 Automatic Watch
Gc watches are one of the more mainstream watch brands that we enjoy. Gc is the higher-end arm of Guess watches, which produce good looking timepieces that offer a fair amount for the money in the mostly $500 - $1,000 range. Modern and with a focus on urban style, these are appropriate timepieces for people who want a good-looking yet contemporary timepiece to go with their lifestyle. We are really proud to bring you one of the very best Gc watches we know of as a giveaway item this month on watches-dealer. This is the Gc-3 (ref. X93003G2S) Automatic which incorporates the design aesthetic we like from the brand with features meant to satisfy the demanding watch lover.The Gc-3 is part of the "Sport Chic" collection and comes in a 44mm wide steel case. This model has a PVD rose gold toned bezel with matching appliques on the dial. The masculine case has a mixture of sporty angles mixed in with its overall round shape. While technically a dress/casual watch, it has a number of sport watc

Introducing: The Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar 26574 In Yellow Gold (Exclusive Live Pics &
The arrival of a new perpetual calendar Royal Oak from Audemars Piguet is something watch collectors don't take lightly. It was AP, after all, who was the very first manufacture to produce a perpetual wristwatch with leap year indicator all the way back in the 1950s. It was also Audemars Piguet, alongside only Patek Philippe, who would be producing perpetual calendar wristwatches of any kind for the better part of a half-century. The QP has always played an important role in AP's history, and while we showed you the new, updated 41 mm perpetuals a few weeks back, we are now here to show you the fifth model in the lineup – cased in yellow gold. 1 OF 14 All five AP Perpetual Calendar Royal Oaks. This new model – reference 26574BA – remains 41 mm in diameter, and joins the just announced steel and rose-gold examples, both offered with a blue or silver dial. The new yellow-gold example too features a blue tapisserie dial that we have all come to

Speedmaster MKII 1970's box / papework
Hi All,Has anyone still got their Speedmaster MKII box and paper work? I recently purchased the watch but noticed hardly anyone has the box or anything additional with it. So....was thinking if anyone else actually still has theirs, what they look like and how much they go for?Thanks

Omega issues??
Has anyone had any issues with the performance of their Omegas? Thinking about buying a daily doer, but have read online some dissatisfaction with some Omega models and the service these individuals got after the purchase was made. Any personal experience would be appreciated. Models as suggestions would be great!

Rolex Primer
Hello everyone. Total newbie here. I haven't even purchased my first Rolex yet. But, I've been researching quite a bit. I saw the abbreviations thread (thanks for that). But I'm trying to understand the Rolex numbering scheme.Anyone have a Rolex primer on what pattern is used in the numbering system?In my research, I really like the Stainless Steel DateJust 41, Oyster, Rhodium or Silver face, Smooth Bessel. It seems like a well rounded first Rolex that can fit as an every day wearer that can be more casual or formal. I've found it as low as 6100 on Truefacet (but usually closer to 6400) and as high as the list 7350 at the local AD. But when you add 10% sales tax, it is difficult to pay a 20% premium just to buy it locally.I'd love any and all advice or direction. Any really obvious pitfalls I'm overlooking?