Winner Announced: Lew & Huey Acionna Automatic Watch Giveaway
Congrats to Robert B. from Mitchell, Ontario, Canada, who is the lucky winner of our recent?Lew & Huey Acionna Automatic watch giveaway.?We hope you enjoy it! Thanks again to everyone who entered, and please enter our current giveaway for a chance to win a Squale 2002 Collection 1000 Meter Automatic Dive Watch on watches-dealer here.

Burberry Britain Watches
I am still counting up the times Burberry uses the terms "heritage, tradition(al), craftsmanship, innovative," and other similar adjectives brands commonly use when describing their new creations. In fact, most of the Burberry Britain watch press release is actually just a list of adjectives. Even when they describe the timepiece itself they use mostly adjectives to describe it. Consider me impressed - this document ought to receive some type of award for its incredibly elegant lack of substance (however it does have a fully operational set of tech specs). Allow me to share with you a few select passages if I may:"The Britain marries our heritage and functional design values with modernity and innovation, creating a watch that is as elegant as it is relaxed. "A celebration of the British inspirations behind the global brand,The Britain marries craftsmanship and heritage with modernity and innovation""It all comes from this iconic timeless piece of ourheritage which is the foundation of

Hands-On: The Ultra-Rare Panerai Bronze 1000 Meter Prototype, Coming Up At Christie's New York This Week
One of the most unusual watches we’ve seen in a while is this bronze prototype – rated to 1000 meters’ water resistance – made by Officine Panerai in the mid-1980s, as part of a project to develop dive watches for the Diver Corps of the Italian Navy; the watch is going up for auction this week from Christie’s. It’s a pretty rare bird, but for our money what really takes it to the next level is that it’s a fantastic example of how utilitarian design can, when pushed far enough, transcend itself and produce something really exciting aesthetically, which is fundamentally what the appeal of Panerai is all about. 1 OF 4 Before getting into aesthetics, just from the standpoint of objective rarity and historical importance, it’s a pretty remarkable piece and would probably attract a great deal of attention. The story goes that in the early '80’s, Panerai’s chief of mechanical engineering, the famous Mr. Alessandro B

Just got my Dream! Speedy Pro 3570.50
I just wanted to share this very happy day for me! I just got my new Speedy Pro (Hesalite). I'm from the Philippines but currently in New Jersey for work. I made myself promise that I cannot go back home without a Seedy Pro. And so I got one out of my very first paycheck! I already have a Seamaster Bond but I've been wanting the Speedmater ever since. I was contemplating if I wanted to get the Speedy Pro sandwich but after reading so many posts about the Hesalite as the true historical peice, I finally decided to get this!Hope you enjoy the pictures I took just a few hours of acquiring my new gift to myself.

what happened to the 2255.80.00????
im looking for a dive watch but found out that there is no model of this in the omega website!what's that all about?