Giveaway: A Bounty Of Timepieces To Win This Holiday Season
Welcome to aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer's annual holiday season watch giveaway. Each month I offer a single watch for you to win, but this month you have a chance seven (lucky) chances to to win. The rules are exactly the same as any other month, but this month I will simply choose a winner for each of these seven watches. If you win, what you receive will be randomized - which makes things a bit more interesting.Up for grabs are seven very competent timepieces that I know you will enjoy. First is a Phosphor World Time watch with a great e-ink Display. It retails for $150 and you can learn more about it from Phosphor right here.Next is a Casio Pathfinder PAG-240B-2 "do anything watch." If you don't have a Casio Pathfinder in your collection, you are really missing out. This model retails for $250 and you can learn more about is via an aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer review here.Also a chance at winning a Magrette Moana Pacific PVD limited edition watch. Proven to be very popular, this mechanica

Dillema..!
Here's the situation:Enjoying the new model AP Navy for 1,5 years now. Great watch!But... I am getting the 44mm steel ceramic offshore whatever hapens later this year. Prefer the looks and ceramic bezel. So this is a no breaner.I am thinking of trading my 2014 Navy plus cash for a precious metal piece.So what shall I do???Yellow gold Rolex Yachtmaster 2Or:Around 8K more and get:Rosegold 44mm OffshoreIf I go for the Offshore it means that I have both steel and gold version of this watch.Or is there something else I should consider?I like BIG watches (no Hublot fan)Here are pictures of my two candidates taken at two different AD's.The YM2 pic was taken 2 weeks ago and the AP about one year ago.All suggestions/advises are welcome.CHEERS!Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met behulp van Tapatalk

How do I remove these spring pins?
OK, first time removing this kind of pins from a bracelet. I'm trying to remove the bracelet from the head so I can get it (bracelet) fixed. My pin removal tool is too wide to fit in this space (where the arrows are pointing in the pics). The narrow side of the tool fits (the end designed to press the pins in the deployant clasp) but that end isn't depressing the pins so I can remove the bracelet. Is there a trick to this? Please help.

Love for PP 5134?
Dear All,I have been looking at the retired PP 5134, travel time. I like the look of it, but am not sold on it. There seems to be little information on this reference on the forum. Any thoughts from the sage members here? I gather it not desirable, just not sure why. Is there some problem with the design etc?

Patek 3800 dial question
Can anybody please verify for me:Did the SS Patek 3800/001 come in just one dial that looked blue/grey/black depending on lighting, or were there two separate blue and black dial variants?Many thanks!ben Singapore