LAST CHANCE: TW Steel Canteen Automatic Watch Giveaway
Just a short time left in August?and for your chance to enter to win a TW Steel Canteen Automatic watch?in this month's watch giveaway on watches-dealerwatches-dealer. Click here to enter, as well as learn more about the watch and the giveaway. Good luck, and don't forget to check out our giveaways each month on watches-dealer!NOTE: You need to comment and enter on the giveaway post page itself, and not this reminder post.

Regulation For Speedy 3570
A friend's Speedy 3570 is 19 seconds fast, according to him. I believe, it's 3 years old, since purchased. I know a watchmaker, who can do it. My question is, when they open it, to be regulated, does it maintain its water resistance? Or, it has to be pressure tested, so that it keeps being water proofed? Thanks!Cheers.

Any difference between PP 5711/1a from 2006 vs 2015?
Hello,The title speaks for itself.The only difference I can imagine is the ��Patek Philippe Seal' for the models after 2009 (and the 2 year garantuee ofcourse).Is everything the same? Dial color? Buckle type? Calibre modification? Hands? Date disc? Etc.Any suggestion is welcome!

How the new SS GMT Pepsi will affect prices in your opinion?
Would like your take on this. We know that prices really went up recently on used 5 digit GMTs, but now we have a brand new SS pepsi with a new improved caliber, and how the used market will react in your opinion?Also I wonder what will happen with the BLNR in terms of desirability and grey prices.

Special Moments and the Quest for a Watch
My first post here on the forum. I am also a neophyte to the watch scene.There have been some standout moments in my life. Those moments were not only rewarding in and of themselves but changed the way I viewed the world. Leaving home for college, I remember thinking how my life had been mostly scripted up until that point. As I pulled out of my parents driveway, headed west, the possibilities seemed endless. Exciting and a little scary all at the same time. A short time later I found myself engrossed in an activity that my parents and family did not understand, rock climbing. Most of my family viewed climbing as a reckless and unnecessary activity. Climbing took this boy out of the flatlands of Oklahoma to some beautiful places across the country. From the short and steep routes in the Shawangunks of New York to the towering monoliths of Yosemite, I loved it all. The first time I climbed El Capitan in Yosemite, after several days of climbing and hard work, I felt as if I could do anyt