Invicta Angel Mechanical Rose Gold-plated Ladies Watch 16705

Hands-On with the Padron Selby
A couple of years ago, we put a piece together about Padron Watch Company, a one-man show out of Minneapolis. Leo Padron, said one-man, welcomed us into his watch making studio, where he designs and assembles his line of affordable and unique watches (yes, he's a watch maker). It's worth a read to learn a bit more about the man and his brand. At the time, he was just finishing up a successful Kickstarter campaign for his Tessera timepieces, one of several such projects. Now, he is currently at the end of yet another successful campaign for an update to the Tessera, named the Selby.What caught my about this watch, all of Padron's watches for that matter, was that it's totally his own vision. His watches are unique and almost bizarre, and while not for everyone, have an undeniable charm. Furthermore, in a sea of watches that seem to be slight variants on an idea or two, his bold designs are a nice change of pace. The Selby was actually the most low key of the bunch, in my eyes. Gone were

red dial chronomat
anyone ever seen one of these in person, I am thinking about trying to order one and I guess I will get some of you guys opinions.

Vintage Hamilton and Illinois movies - MUST SEE.
Courtesy of RGM Watch Co., these vintage videos are simply incredible to watch. I couldn't see how to embed the videos but here is the link.RGM Watch Co's videos on Vimeo

Incoming??? - If I find the right one, or seeking your advice on a simple pilot watch
I have been thinking about adding a simple Pilot watch to my collection for a whilebut when I found one that I think 'this is it'....I always found one little thing thatmade me think: "OK, it's nice, but I am not in a rush so I will keep looking untilI find one that fulfills ALL of my 'wish-list-parameters'.The above Archimede came pretty darn close, but the push-in crown insteadof 'screw-in' crown was a deal breaker for me.Alright....here are the criteria. If you, my fellow WIS know where I can find onethat covers all my points, please do let me know.....1) powered by automatic ETA 2824-22) SS spacer (NO plastic)(prefer 'top grade' with Incablock, but not necessary)3) blue hands4) dial & hands (strong) lume by Luminova5) pilot style large crown6) screw-in crown (NO push in)7) sapphire crystal (NO mineral crystal)8) preferring SS solid case-back (if it comes with see-through - not a deal breaker)8) $400 or less (generic, no-name brand OK)9) must be the 'date' version - preferring

Which AP Royal Oak (37/41mm) is most similarly sized to the PP Nautilus (e.g 5711)?
Would appreciate your insights!