Invicta Arsenal Chronograph Black Dial Gunmetal PDC Men's Watch 13014

Another unusual Hamilton Meadowbrook
I recently acquired this unusual variation of the Hamilton Meadowbrook, produced for the 37th Triennial Conclave of the Knights Templar in Detroit, Michigan in 1928.According to the Hamilton records, only 33 of the watches were produced, all in 14K white gold and all with 17-jewel grade 987 movements. These special order Masonic presentation watches were acquired from Hamilton through J.H. Garlick, a jeweler in Detroit.All of the printing on the dial is done in black enamel, which has been fired into the sterling silver surface of the dial. Even the red cross in the Knights Templar logo is enamel.This watch also has some features not seen on later examples of the Meadowbrook, namely a flared and wider center case body and recessed crown.

Isn't today Old Navitimer day?...
I thought it probably was Cheers,Ron

Looking for info on the Sturhling ST-92533 Calibre movement...
Hello,I'm looking to find out as much as possible aboust this particular movement that Sturhling uses.I would appreicate anything you guys could show me. Thanks in advance.The movement is listed by Sturhling as: ST-92533 Calibre however I think Sturhling alwasy puts an "ST" before any movement they end up using.

A good reason for a refund or just weakness?
So, a great pal of mine has been desperate to change his twenty year old Tag Heuer Formula watch for either a Patek 5980 or Offshore. And for two whole months I received emails with pictures of watches entitled how about this one?Then suddenly a purchase was made for a BNIB grey ti themes and shortly after I received the customary email with a wrist shot and it was very nice indeed and everything seemed right in the world for the following 24 hours. The following day I received a call from my pal explaining that he was in significant pain with his wrist and he was going to have to return the watch to the dealer. It seems that the size of the watch and perhaps even the metal bracelet may have aggravated a relatively recent mountain biking injury.I'm slightly concerned that my pal may be going soft so I thought I might post a couple of photos to see if he deserves any sympathy, after all this was his 40th birthday present to himself.Full marks to the dealer for the refund too!

I was reminded by a little girl that I have the official watch of the Olympics . . .
My favorite niece is 14 years old. She's smart, cute and a real sweet kid. My wife and I joined her and her parents for a trip to Disneyland a couple of weeks ago. That day I wore my relatively new Seamaster 300M GMT. She caught me catching her eyeing the watch and she said, That's a really cool watch, Uncle Wayne. I thanked her and as I'm showing her hour how the 4th hand works she says, Omega, wow, that's the official watch of the Olympics, cool.I guess Omega's advertising dollars were somewhat well spent this winter.