WATCH GIVEAWAY: Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic
This month on watches-dealer, you have a chance to win a Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic timepiece, which is an elegant and attractive bi-compax chronograph. Who wears a chronograph dress watch? The concept is a relatively modern phenomenon which developed as historic sport watches simply became dressier over time. Originally, all chronograph watches were tools meant for timing events and activities, but later became lifestyle objects. Today, there are sporty chronograph watches and even sportier ones. The Chronograph Automatic by Swiss Claude Bernard has an understated elegance but also a clean modern design.At 42mm wide, the steel case is PVD coated with a rose gold tone or offered in polished steel and contains a mechanical Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic movement with a chronograph module. A unique design feature is the date window which is located under the 12 o'clock hour indicator. The rear of the watch has a sapphire crystal display back. Claude Bernard offers the Chronograp

Wayne Gretzky Joins Breitling as Ambassador!
Canadian-born Wayne Gretzky is a living legend in the world of ice hockey. Nicknamed the great one, this champion renowned for his professionalism and his fair-play has a record-breaking list of achievements to his credit, including four Stanley Cup Championships, 61 NHL records, and being named 18 times to the All-Star teams. In tribute to his absolute superiority, his famous jersey number, 99, has been retired by all NHL teams.

Trade for AP ROO Chrono
Hi All,i am in major dilemma and I need your help and suggestion.Should I trade my Rolex Daytona White dial (116520), Submariner (!4060M) and Explorer 2 Black (16570) for AP ROO Chrono Navy brand new?I am dig the look of the AP for quite some time now and I am afraid that I will regret for doing this.What do you think guys? Am I crazy enough to swap 3 watches into 1 watch?

Let's have some fun with our Speedmasters . . .
So, I was looking over my recently purchased Speedmaster Date and using the chronograph function. I was also testing to see that it comes up to exactly top-dead-center when I reset the chronograph. Sure enough, it resets perfectly.So, then I wanted to see exactly when the chronograph minute hand clicked over registering the minute count. After a couple of tests, I found that that if I stopped the second hand at 59 1/4 second, it appeared the minute counter hand was just starting to move. The minute counter hand would complete its click-over somewhere between 59 1/2 and 59 3/4 seconds (each second has 1/4 second marks). This seems fine to me, but I was wondering if other Speedmasters (I understand that the movement in the Pro is different from the Date) had click-over at different points. Besides, this will give you an excuse to play with your Speedy.

Swapping bracelets - good or bad idea?
I have a P serial 16570 with SELs and a T serial 16700 with hollow end links and an flip lock clasp. I was planning on getting an SEL bracelet with oyster lock for my GMT anyways so now that I've decided to sell the 16570 I am thinking of swapping the bracelets. Then I will have the GMT with the bracelet I want without having to look for one on the secondary market.1. Will I have an issue with the bracelet swap? I'm guessing no as long as I swap spring bars too, as they share the same case.2. The much bigger question is does this affect the value of both watches as neither is all original any longer? In which case, is it better to keep them stock? I'm really more concerned about the GMT since that's the one I'm keeping.3. Since I'm selling the polar, about how much of a monetary difference does this make? So I can price it appropriately.