Invicta Angel Mother of Pearl Dial Two-tone Ladies Watch 14367

1952 Lord Elgin with"flexible end pieces"
Sometimes referred to as driver's watches. This one appears in the 1951 catalogue, but the movement serial number dates it to 1952The case is 14K gold filled and the markers are 18K gold "applied". It uses the 670 movement, adjusted to 4 positions.

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My AP RO on the road
We did a Canadian Rockies drive-a-thon vacation. We landed in Seattle and off we went with our rental van to Spokane Washington, headed through Idaho into Calgary, conquered Banff, Lake Louise, Lake Minnewanka, stopped over at Salmon Arm, and ate for 3 days in Vancouver. Needless to say, the scenery was amazing and simply breathtaking during the 10 day road trip. More importantly, we wanted to let the kids experience nature and know that in the grand scheme of things, we are just a tiny spec of sand in a huge beach and everything is all relative - always be appreciating your surroundings and the greatness of nature.Lastly, the 15300 did a marvelous job in keeping +3 seconds per day time and kept all of us on schedule Few road trip shots:Thanks for reading and hope you enjoyed the scenery.Best,Fred

AP in the Caymans
I swung by the AD on Grand Cayman Island and checked out their inventory. Thinking about a Royal Oak Chrono, either the all black or panda version. I had heard that the Caribbean was the place to go for discounts but they wanted $18,500 for either one. I haven't done much due diligence on this model, but I experienced some sticker shock & got out of there in a hurry. Maybe I could have negotiated him down a little? Is that what ROCs are going for now? Now I'm thinking of just holding out for the larger version.

planet ocean 8500 42mm review
i would just like to give some feedback on my new omega planet ocean 8500 42mm orange numbers(sorry the reference is too long and i havent memorized it yet)its really a beautiful watch. ceramic bezel is beautiful. i love the traditional rachet mechanism. the 42mm case is just right (makes the dial bigger) but overall doesnt seem big (since with bezel). the lugs are tapering down and slim. just some touches of polish (still a diver/tool). the raised numerals, markers, hands shine with just a small amount of light. the dial is matte black i thought that would be a turn off but actually the dial has many faces. most of the time it's deep black.the case is thick.(thick watches constantly remind me its there so i tend to be careful and not bump it around) it's heavy too (im guessing 180-200grams) even heavier than my pam. i would like to wear this watch everyday (but i would just have to get used to the weight). its a little top heavy so better wear it snug.the links are brushed, thick and