WATCH GIVEAWAY: Lew & Huey Acionna Automatic
This month on watches-dealer, you can enter for a chance to win a Lew & Huey Acionna mechanical watch. The Acionna is Lew & Huey's answer to the question of "what watch can I wear each day?" The Lew & Huey Acionna was designed to blend both dressy and sporty design elements, comes in a range of dial colors, and includes both a steel metal bracelet and a leather strap. Lew & Huey reference a Gallo-Roman water goddess as the name inspiration for the "Acionna" watch collection. The Lew & Huey Acionna comes in a 40mm-wide steel case that is water resistant to 200 meters. The dial is surrounded by an internal rotating bezel under a flat sapphire crystal. Inside the watch is a Japanese Miyota caliber 9015 automatic movement. Retail price for the Lew & Huey Acionna watch is $600, and the winner of this month's watches-dealer giveaway can select their choice of color and style. Enter below.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-dealerwatches-dealer

De Bethune DB29 Maxichrono Tourbillon Watch With Central Chronograph
Since its establishment in 2002, the Swiss independent?De Bethune?has aspired to set itself?apart from the rest by masterfully balancing on the verge of traditional watchmaking and innovative design and engineering. That is something beautifully proven by their DB25LT Tourbillon or the DB28 Digitale?and so it is of little surprise that their latest model which they just announced at Baselworld 2014 is another bridge between the two controversial sides of watchmaking: traditional design elements and high-tech features. The DB29 Maxichrono Tourbillon combines both, but how it achieves that becomes obvious only after a closer look under its hood�C or dial, rather.Its name gives no room for misunderstandings: the DB29 Maxichrono Tourbillon packs an in-house chronograph movement and couples it with one of the most high-tech tourbillons that we have seen in a while. The caliber inside�Ctitled DB2039�Cis the result of seven years of research and development, which is, make no mistake, an extreme

Breitling tang buckle differences?!?!
I am hoping someone can shed some light on this. I have three of the newer style tang buckles...all 20mm..that are all slightly different. The first is polished, has a raised wings logo and has A20BA.1 engraved on the underside.The second is polished, has a raised wings logo...although it doesn't appear to be quite as crisp as the one mentioned above and no alpha-numerical code engraved on the underside.The third is brushed, has a raised wings logo and no alpha-numerical code engraved on the underside.Are these differences due to year of production, model of watch or strap it came on or due to something else entirely? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Dealers over seas
Looking to buy a 587. I already have a 372 but I can't resist. Seams like there are a few available on chrono24 but never bought a watch overseas before and for obvious reasons it makes me nervous. If anyone out there has leads on a U.S. one I wouldn't mind either. This will be my forth as I have a 104(my first), 233, and 372..

caring for titanium
To those who have (or had) Ti watches, how did you care for them? Did you allow them to patina or did you polish them? Any does or don'ts you can share?