WATCH GIVEAWAY: Serket Telson PVD Manual Wind
For June 2014, the watches-dealer giveaway watch is a Serket Telson PVD manually wound limited edition watch. With a refined masculine and military aviator style, the Serket Telson PVD is 48mm wide in black PVD-coated steel. We like the highly contrasting dial and simple, yet attractive design of the Telson PVD watch from this boutique watch maker. Inside the Serket Telson PVD manual wind watch is a Swiss ETA 6497 manually wound movement which is visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. There is also a Serket logo scorpion placed on the movement. The case is water resistant to 100 meters and each Serket Telson PVD watches comes with three strap options that includes a steel metal bracelet, NATO-style and black leather strap. Limited to just 200 pieces the Serket Telson PVD has a retail price of $1,295 and can be purchased from the Serket website. You can enter for a chance to win one this month from watches-dealer.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-deale

Experience the Audemars Piguet Bal Harbour Boutique
I know you guys will enjoy reading this review and looking at the pictures. Unfortunately there are way too many pictures to upload them here. .watchcollectinglifestyle....ue-bal-harbour

new watch new me?
Hi GuysOn its first day my bond watch droped 140 ft (abseil) from the top of the north stand at old trafford to pitch side for charitypo ot.jpgand I noticed on my way to work this cold morning with my gloves on it looks like I am off to do more bond deeds po k.jpgwatch out 007

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I just became the proud owner of my first rolex (an LV), and naturally don't ever want to take it off my wrist. However, I also live in NYC, where driving a personal vehicle,etc isn't a thing. I go to the gym every day, Mon-Fri, straight after work because its easier for me to get to the gym from work. The gym has the type of locker room where you bring your own typical combination lock, find an empty locker, and lock up your stuff until you leave.I never bat an eye about doing this every single day with my clothes, wallet, and daily beater watch, but I would never do so with my rolex (as I'm sure neither would many of you). The gym is not a high-crime area/population or anything, but it just isn't a risk I'd take. So my issue is- I end up only being able to wear my wonderful watch on the weekend! Which sucks.However, the gym also has lock boxes by the front entrance, directly across from the check-in desk which is constantly manned by at least 1 employee, and also in pretty much direc

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I am helping a friend look for a used Datejust right now. He made a comment to me that it appears most of the used Rolexes he comes across are credited as being manufactured in 2007. I am not sure that he has influenced me to be more cognizant of this, but it does appear that disproportionately more available used Rolexes are credited as 2007 model years. Does anyone else find this to be true and if it is, why would this be?