Breitling Superocean Heritage 42 Leather Strap

Collecting, long term: is there any value in collecting Japanese or stick with Swiss?
I was bitten by the "watch fever" bug about six months ago and since then have been buying watches only based on what I thought looked good (and with an affordable price). Now I want to use a little more logic and want to collect with a purpose. I have a real appreciation for mechanical watches in general and really like skeleton watches as well. I don't have a large disposable budget for such things, maybe a couple of hundred a month or so. Many of my current collection are less than $100.00 bucks and include several Citizen Eco-drives, Citizen 21-jewel autos, Invicta 21-jewel miyota movements, Invicta Swiss quartz, Seiko 21-jewel autos and a few inexpensive Chinese mechanicals that looked nice and seemed like good values. My main question to you experts out there is this: If I want to collect not just for the joy of collecting, but hoping that my collection will appreciate over time, should I hold out and only buy decent Swiss mechanicals (and which brands are best value?) or will th

My New (Pre-Owned) Lloyd
This is the watch behind my questions on this post regarding the WIS-Disease: This is a disease, isn't it?.It arrived a couple of days ago, but I was not able to snap some pictures until this AM. I am very happy! It shows a little more wear than I was hoping for, going to take it to my jeweler and see if they can buff the case a bit - but it is a beautiful watch, I love the detail on the dial.Some picts:Dial Detail:Enjoy!B

First Post - ROC 41 mm Blue face or ROO 42mm Panda on F1 strap
my current collection consists of the followingI am torn between the ROC 41mm blue face and the offshore panda on F1 strap for daily wear.I have tried on the panda and is amazing but havent seen the ROC 41mm. The bracelet on the 41mm is just too good on all the images i have seen over here and online and the blue face just makes it that much more difficult. kindly share your expert views and comments. As watch are totally different in the flesh and your opinions will be imperative in me leaning towards a better choice.thank you regardsurooj

Please help identify this Omega
Hey guys hoping someone can identify the model number on this watch by just the crappy photos. Please help thanks.uploadfromtaptalk1439309731089.jpguploadfromtaptalk1439309735984.jpgSent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

submariner 16613T
Hi peeps, just keeping you all busy :D I am looking at a submariner 16613T and just wondered what everyone¡¯s thoughts where.... here is some info on the watch.......Two-Tone ROLEX Submariner DateModel - 16613T SUPERB Condition!!! Welcome to this listing for my two-tone Rolex Submariner 16613T.A 2002 (¡®Y¡¯ serial), this watch was first retailed by GOLDSMITHS JEWELLERS in February 2004.The ¡®T¡¯ stands for Transitional and is a reference that only ran for a short period when Rolex first introduced ¡®NO LUG HOLES¡¯.Like all 'Submariners', it features the 3135 caliber and is COSC CERTIFIED for keeping SUPERBLY ACCURATE time.It also features the 93253 BI-METAL OYSTER bracelet with trademark 18k GOLD links, 18k GOLD THROUGH CLASP and divers wet suit link.From factory, these bracelets have 9 links + 1 Flat link on the ¡®12¡¯ side and 4.5 links on the ¡®6¡¯ side. This is a full bracelet and has absolutely NO STRETCH!!!Lots of people unknowingly buy an incomplete watch and with missing links costing ¡ê1