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GIVEAWAY: March LA.B AM3 Marron Watch
Once again, March LA.B teams up with best watches to offer a beautiful watch as a giveaway item this September. This month you can enter for a chance to win the mechanical AM3 Marron Automatic watch. This is the 38mm wide version of the retro-styled round AM3 with the reddish/brown style case (hence the name “Marron” which is brown in French), and perforated real buffalo leather (with green lining). We like the copious amounts of detailing and green-colored font on the date disc. Inside the March LA.B AM3 is a Swiss ETA 2892 automatic movement with a custom rotor visible through the case back window. Retail price for this watch is $1,249. Enter for a chance to win this lovely watch below.
Shared Sentiment On Online Watch Sales And Manufacturer Internet Presence
While it is by no means a complete discussion of the large topic that is the internet and the watch loving/selling community, there is an excellent article on Fratell0watches.com (linked to Watch Freaks) on the topic of “Web 2.0 and horology.” The idea seems to be that watch makers (of course not all of them as many flourish online) are out of touch with the modern approach to selling through the internet. With their limited presence, many watch companies merely passively view online discussions with caution, or actively seek to control them.Dedicated watch forums for brands such as Rolex, Breiling, Omega, and Panerai are often closely monitored by their respective beloved brand owners. Careful when interacting if at all, companies listen to consumer sentiments (and hopefully react). There are also website forums such as Timezone.com, which are blatant marketing tools for advertisers to control consumer content, and place only positive information about their watches, while