BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends October 9, 2015
If I say Seiko, you are probably thinking about affordable, value-for-money dive watches like the Orange Seiko or maybe even the Sumo. While it is true that Seiko is most well known for its bang-for-buck divers, did you also know that they make minute repeater watches? Not just any minute repeater, mind you: we are referring to a one-of-a-kind minute repeater that uses Seiko's unique Spring Drive technology. The watch I'm talking about is the epic Seiko Credor Minute Repeater.Still on Seiko, we also check out a very special Grand Seiko that's regulated to very high standards, +3/-3 seconds per day, in fact, almost rivaling the standards that Patek Philippe sets for watches bearing its Patek Philippe Seal.We also check out SevenFriday's latest V-Series watches. In keeping with the spirit of the brand, the new V-Series watches are unlike anything else on the market. Telling time on these watches can be a little tricky and requires knowledge of basic addition. Lastly, we turn our attentio

Breitling Chronomat Unveiled
The new body for the Calibre of the Breitling B01 internal has finally been announced and images shown at Baselworld! The new Chronomat has a 43.5 mm case, which is very similar to the last Chronomat, with stainless steel, Rose Gold SS/18 options and 18 k. The new telescope is a telescope reversed, as seen on the Rolex Yachtmaster.

AP complication piece
Currently consolidating my watch collection to a few choice pieces.I have the sports and the openworked area sorted so I would like to add a complication piece, initial love would be the ceramic RO PC but no chance of that! So I have found myself looking at the PP 5164a and 5990a ok I know the Aquanaut isn't really a major complication with just the dual time but it and the 5990a are the only two PP's I really like.So moving back to AP, there is the ROC and the RO dual time which is now discontinued, I did expect to see a 41mm variant released this year but sadly no.My only issue with AP is all the pieces sub ��60k are all based on the standard SS RO case bracelet and know tha lt would be too similar and I would just keep favouring the 15407st.After this all the more diverse models tend to result in the use of a tourbillion and a price tag to match.I guess my ideal releases would be a ceramic or another Pt/Ti variant ROC, a Pt/Ti RO PC, or I'd love a more affordable/obtainable RO Cerami

Buying the next AP
Hello guys, Lately i getting confuse about my next watchNow am have ap elephant and rolex batman, going to sell those watches.And buy ap novelty 44mm, thats 3 model that i looking at 1. Novelty ti2. Novelty ceramic3. Ap gp carbonI will buy the used one, can you suggest which novelty should i get? (Resell value, Consider add 3000usd to trade in.Or do you guys have the other suggestion for me price range max 26k usd for used one. Thank you so much :)

Durability of the Royal Oak SS
I went to try on a Royal Oak today in Stainless, black face and loved the watch for its comfort, by far the best lugs and bracelet on a watch I've ever felt but all the guy kept saying is how fragile the watch was and how easily it scratches and marks, how it's not an everyday wear and more a piece for a collection. Thoughts and opinions on this?