WATCH WINNER REVIEW: Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver
Nick L. was the fortunate winner of the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S watch after our November 2014 watches-dealer giveaway. After receiving his watch, he was kind enough to snap some pictures and offer this winner watch review. This month you can enter to win a Swiss Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic watch here. There are also still a couple of days left to enter to win a Tudor Heritage Chrono from TrueFacet here. Here is Nick's Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver watch review:I was extremely excited to find out that I had won this watch. I've entered almost every watches-dealer contest in the past 5 years or so, and to win one of the nicest watches that has been given away was quite a treat. I've liked the vintage yet modern styling of this watch ever since seeing the initial reviews of it, and I was looking forward to seeing one in person.First ImpressionsApologies that I do not have photos of the packaging, but I am in the middle of three weeks of back and forth traveling. I was home jus

Nik Wallenda Takes JeanRichard To New Heights Over Grand Canyon
You no doubt have heard the news (or perhaps even watched the live broadcast) of Nik Wallenda crossing over the Little Colorado River Gorge (near the Grand Canyon), 1500 feet in the air without a tether on June 23, 2013. ?What you may not have caught is the fact he was wearing a watch from JeanRichard as Wallenda is JeanRichard's latest brand ambassador (Ariel had dinner with him and vouches that he is indeed a nice guy).The watch in question that crossed the Canyon was the JeanRichard Terrascope (pictured up top, and reviewed right here). ?At first, it may seem a little odd that someone would wear a $3,500 watch in a stunt like this - not to mention the fact of having that extra unbalanced weight. ?But, when you realize that Mr. Wallenda is a brand ambassador for JeanRichard, it all makes sense. Eventually there will be a limited edition version of the watch for Wallenda.If you're going to take risks like this (and with as wide as an audience as this viewing had), you'd might as well

Blancpain Tribute To Fifty Fathoms Watch
2010 sees an interesting release from Blancpain. Given the plethora of "vintage" or "re-release" models, I wasn't at all surprised to see that Blancpain too had dug something out from their past to share with everyone. This is a model in the Fifty Fathoms collection called the "Tribute to Fifty Fathoms Watch." It is modeled after one of the original Fifty Fathoms watches from the 1950s. If you want to know more about the history, the go here.I don't think that Blancpain has officially released anything regarding this watch yet. They often wait a long while to do sowhich is frustrating. This is more or less the same Fifty Fathoms watch you know and love, but with a special "re-issue" dial. The original Fifty Fathoms watch has that interesting atomic label on there that actually meant to indicate that the watch was radiation free. Why? Well, luminant for a long time was radioactive. Radioactive waste is portrayed as glowing green and so does most luminant. Coincidence? Not exactly.When p

Bracelet for Breitling Chrono Superocean 2010?
Hi!Which is the original (metal) bracelet for Breitling Chrono Superocean model year 2010?// Linslus

Bracelet question - Will It Fit?
Now that my old Omega Seamaster is fixed - I'm turning my attention to an Omega 18mm replacement band. I found one on eBay but does anyone know if an old #608 band with standard end links would fit? I attached a pic if helps.On the Seamaster I have, the lugs are quite thin - like 2mm. Another pic of it is attached. But not sure of the height on the 608 band's end links - will it fit?.