Cartier Calibre de Cartier Diver Automatic Black Dial Rubber Men's Watch W7100052

IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Worldtimer Watch
It isn't unusual to see new trends emerging on the back of current ones. In the days of small, delicate wristwatches, the IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Worldtimer would have been dismissed for its proportions. But in this age of behemoths, worldtimers are afforded the requisite dial space to breathe. This not only favors historical models from IWC, but also their latest globe-trotting tool.It's kind of fitting that IWC should be good at making worldtimers: Founded in Schaffhausen by a Bostonian whose company named their most iconic collection the Portuguese, the aptly styled International Watch Co. has 135 years of crossing borders in the bag.The main selling point of this watch is the world time complication after which it is named. It's not the first time IWC have used this complication in their watches, nor the first outing for this movement in their range or indeed others: Baume & Mercier use the IWC 35370 in the Capeland Worldtimer (although that might seem strange, both brands a

Vintage Military Omega?
Hello, i'm new here. I just bought this unusual (I have not seen it any where) Omega and i need help to identify it. The seller said it was Military issued. Which Countries military was it issued to? I did not see the Cal number. What is the M stand for? the O of the word OMEGA looks different compare to MEGA. I would love to know the history of this watch if anyone can help me. Thank you in advance. Here are some pics:

My Brand New SKX007K2 with Zulu Strap
Bought a SKX007K2 that came with a jubilee band. It arrived yesterday. I also bought a new Zulu strap which came today. It took awhile to get the thick spring bar out. But I did anyways with a small eyewear flathead screwdriver. And here it is! Tah-Dah!EDIT: New picture to replace crappy iPhone one...

Code Yellow Black steel
Opps... i did it... just bought a non-Rolex watch... I've had Breitlings in the past and liked them ... switched to a sub guy and now got myself this... kind of impulsively as far as my purchases go. Its enormous and taking some getting used to but I really dig the black steel. Still, my Sub-centric self is telling me maybe i should just sell it Took it to the beach today and it was nice having a watch thought that felt as rugged as the terrain I was on. Granted... its probably not as tough as a sub but sure looks mean as hell.What do yall think?

Need advice, my first Rolex...14060 vs 15210 vs 16570
Hello all,Longtime lurker here. I have always been fascinated by watches and as I have aged I have fallen in love with the history of Rolex. I currently have an Omega Seamaster 2531.80 which I plan to keep. But I can¡¯t hold out any longer and want to get my first Rolex at the ripe age of 38.Aiming to keep it under $5,500 so looking at pre-owned Rolexes as the best bang for my buck. I currently have my eye on either a Sub 14060, a Rolex Date 15210 or a Rolex Explorer II 16570.Never realized the range of different emotions one goes through when getting ready to purchase their first Rolex. I love the Sub, cos well its the Sub. Love the Explorer II because of the value of what you get for what you pay. Love the 15210 for its simplicity and classic simple look.Would love to hear some opinions on which of those 3 you guys would lean toward.