Chopard L.U.C Twin Jose Carreras White Gold Watch

April Incoming - Bottomfeeding!
First, I've had some watches come back from serviceHere's my first Elgin 761 Durabalance Automatic.I also got a Lord Elgin 'Kentwood' back, with a nice clean dial I got from a seller on EbayAnd speaking of dials, got my first dial back from ID, and installed it. Elgin 647.I've also had some luck finding uncommon Elgins for cheap. This is an Elgin 785, the last of the 23j Durabalance models.I also picked up an Elgin 630 - Swiss-made, but all the parts are from the 711 US-made series.And finally, for $10, I picked up an Elgin 729 with a 24 hour dial. I have NEVER seen one of these.Ever tried using a 24 hour watch? It's trippy!I've had some luck recently, finding uncommon

Hamilton March Madness Tournament Rules and Questions
OK..Let's try something different....In the spirit of March madness let's have a tournament with the Hamilton models..We will start with 2 brackets, Khaki and American Classic...We will have a poll that will last for 48hrs...Winner will move on, loser eliminated at the end will be a 72hr poll between the winner of the American Classic bracket and the Khaki Bracket......We'll be making up rules as we go along Please post any questions you may have...

New Member Here, Hi All !
Hello All,My name is Stewart,(Aka-Invicta Monster Collector). I am an avid semi-retiresd Watch Collector with mostly Invictas, but have a few others, like TAg, Omega, Android, Renato, and some others. In my collection, I have about 100 Invictas and several others also. I am glad to be hear and hope to meet alot of new friends. I live in DFW, Texas area, am semi-retired, and I also collect Murano Glass works/pieces, coins/paper money, & antiques besides watches.I just stopped by to say Hi and will talk to yall soon. Stewartinvicta Monster Collector

Incoming - RG 44mm
Had my eye on this all summer and after Brexit made things tougher for us Brits I finally landed my dream AP. The RG 44 is a truly magnificent piece, muscularly beautiful and dynamic. In fact it has so many visual delights that I did something I haven't done in 20 years, I missed my tube/train stop.It actually wears a bit smaller than I remembered and while it is a big watch, its lugs fall just within my 6.8 inch wrists and feels fine.Big thanks to Alex and his epic and inspirational 44 thread.

Incoming...or so I thought?!
FedEx knocked at my door this morning and delivered a box that a jeweler's box from AP generally gets delivered in.instant...i thought did I do a deal drunk on TRF yesterday? ...then thought no...did I get my repair back from clearwater after only a week?.... and that was a definite no...so I couldn't figure it out, but I didn't want to open it quite yet. but then I did. and look what arrived! given that I've already sent two watches to Clearwater (one for repair, one for 3rd year warranty validation) and they never once sent either back in a box, Betsy promised me that she would send me one once they came back in stock.well, they kept to their word, and without warning one arrived! Looking forward to taking it with me on my next trip so that I don't need to leave my watch resting on a hotel nightstand!