Invicta Angel Multi-Function Silver Dial Stainless Steel Blue Acetate Ladies Watch 18869

A Week On The Wrist: The Hermes Dressage L¡¯Heure Masquee
Some of the most original watch designs in recent years have come from a company that’s not, for the general luxury loving public, especially associated with watches: Hermès. However the company actually has a quite long history of offering timepieces under its name; the first Hermès labeled watches were actually sold at 24 Faubourg St.-Honoré in 1928, and the company had, for instance, relationships with companies as varied as Universal Geneve and Jaeger LeCoultre (in fact as recently as 2013, Hermès collaborated with Jaeger LeCoultre in the creation of an Atmos clock) of many years’ duration. Perhaps, therefore, it is more logical as well as more reasonable to view their relatively recent foray into creating their own timepiece collections, and unusual complications, as an extension of a decades-long tradition, rather than as a new effort per se. Hermès is a company that historically has placed high value on retaining its indepen

Joining the fine folks in the Breitling forum
Well, I just received something I never thought I'd buy (based on cost) but I got it today and I can say it is amazing. I've never seen a diagonal bracelet which I suppose is one of a couple variances of their bracelets for the Colt GMT (which one is best;) this one is more comfortable than any bracelet I've worn. The finish on the watch is really nice and of a caliber I have not seen before. The person before me must have worked in a pillow factory because there isn't a scratch on the watch and it looks very well cared for. I uploaded some nice pictures for your viewing enjoyment. So here is my unveiling, I was too excited to do the whole thing but here goes:My OHAS for you GYou can see some of the nice details on the dial here:The cool engraved backI like the size, I thought it'd be a lot bigger but I'm really pleased with the size:

Your watch for Monday November 29, 2010?
Today, it falls upon one of my favorite Hamiltons to mark the hours, minutes and seconds of my day. I haven't figured out what to call it yet but somebody once pointed out how much it resembles the Patek Calatrava, which I will link to from one of our forum sponsors to show just how true that is.eRelyx

just bit the bullet!
well after kicking around and shopping, I pulled the trigger on another russian diver. The 7106 GMT Rose Tone, I'm excited I can't wait.

Fortis Watches?
Ive been loking at Fortis watches over the last couple of days, and was wondering if anyone out there has one? If so, whats are they like to live with, do they work well, etc.