WATCH GIVEAWAY: Davosa Vanguard Automatic
As a special bonus giveaway this month on watches-dealer, you can enter below for a chance to win a Davosa Vanguard Automatic watch. Inspired by aviation, the Davosa Vanguard is a dressier model in Davosa's lineup, with a legible, textured dial and a 40mm-wide steel case (which is only 9mm thick) that gives way to an exhibition caseback window to the movement on the rear. Inside the watch is a Swiss ETA 2892-2 automatic movement and the case is matched to a black calf leather strap. Retail price for the Davosa Vanguard is $774, and thanks to Massdropwatches-dealer, you can enter below for a chance to win one on watches-dealer.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-dealerwatches-dealer, not Facebook, or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where required (if you've signed up for the commenting system before, your e-mail should already be in there). In the body of your comment, mention why you like this wat

Christophe Claret X-TREM-1 Pinball Piece Unique For Only Watch 2013
At Baselworld 2013,?Christophe Claret shared with me images of a new version of the X-Trem-1 called the Pinball. The first of which will be a piece unique to be sold at the Only Watch 2013 charity watch auction event. After the auction, there may be some other color variations of the X-Trem-1 Pinball that will be offered to select Christophe Claret clients but that hans't yet been confirmed. Why "Pinball?" Well if you've noticed, Christophe himself loves gaming. There was the Blackjack 21 watch?that later evolved into the Baccarat watch, with more to come in the future. The Pinball falls along those lines. So what is different about it compared to the original X-Trem-1 aside from the flashy colors? Notably the new "cages" to secure the small metal balls that tell the time.The front sapphire crystal of the watch is no longer smoked and offers a clearer view of the gears, that have now been "circus colored" in blue and orange. Cheeky! Also, the Only Watch auction is about supporting chil

Swiss Army "New" Original Watch
1989 Swiss Army releases their first timepiece. It is called the Original. I have no idea if it was originally called the original. That would be ironic, sort of. It is certainly an icon though. Everyone has seen this watch. Either on someone's wrist, in a store, or just online. This is the original Swiss Army watch designOK, I need to stop saying "original."The great thing about the Original is that it is still made and sold today. Holy crap, is this the VW Beetle of timepieces? In a sense it sort of is. Today the original Original retails for about $195 (a bit cheaper online) and still keeps active types happy with its 37mm wide nylon fiber case and easy to read dial with iconic red bezel. Wow, I am suddenly nostalgic for the early 1990s.Now in 2011 the Victorinox Swiss Army Original watch is back. No, not exactly the same watch, but the new Original, that I think is technically still called the Original. What do we call the original Original? Swiss Army, why do you confuse us so? Wi

How does this 15400 fit me?
I finally found an AD that allowed me to take some pics. Please disregard the pink gold and dial color, this is only for sizing considerations.How do you think the 15400 fits on my wrist? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Let's See some (Non-Royal Oak) AP's!
The Audemars Piquet section of these forums is stacked heavily towards the Royal Oak and Royal Oak Offshore models. I'm also a big fan of the Royal Oak watches (and have a 15400).My other AP, which I just got locally used (price too low to refuse), is an Edward Piguet in stainless steel (15015ST-0-0001VS-01). I estimate from the serial number (E-12xxx) that this watch was produced sometime in 1999.So, let's see some photos of your non-Royal Oak AP's!