Invicta Aviator Chronograph Black Dial Black IP Stainless Steel Men's Watch 1745

Rolex Updates the Classic Datejust
The Rolex Datejust is perhaps the quintessential wear-it-anywhere-suit-or-jeans watch. On the 60th anniversary of the original launch, Rolex presents the Oyster Perpetual Datejust II Rolesor. The new model updates the classic Datejust design with a 41mm case. Available in steel and either white or yellow gold with a fluted bezel, the Datejust II is waterproof to 100 meters. The COSC-certified movement is designed and manufactured in house and it features a Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers. The steel and gold Oyster bracelet is fitted with an Easylink extension link for added wearing comfort. Reference: 116334-72210White Rolesor caseFluted bezel in white goldWhite dial, hour markersReference: 116334-72210White Rolesor caseFluted bezel in white goldRhodium dial, blue Arabic numeralsReference: 116333-72213Yellow Rolesor caseFluted bezel in yellow goldSlate dial, black Roman numerals (fine green border)Reference: 116333-72213Yellow Rolesor caseFluted bezel in yellow goldBl

Probably not the best choice of words
Nicolas Sarkozy friend claims any 50yo without a Rolex is a 'failure'-JB

Cost of Omega PO V Rolex Subs
Just wanted to get some thoughts on the cost of Omega Planet Ocean V Rolex Submariners! I have owned both and recently sold the Sub (2010 model) and kept the Planet Ocean = mainly due to small differences - better bracelet and easier to read.In the UK you can pick up a Planet Ocean for approx ?2300 and a Sub for around ?4000 almost double!The Planet Ocean has a 600 metre dive capacity and the Sub is 300 metre dive capacity, Co Axial for less servicing etc.,in most comparisons I read on the interent (opinion I know) the 2 watches are rated about the same.My question is - Is a Rolex Sub twice as good a Planet Ocean (as the price may suggest) or is there not much between them as I think. Is a Rolex Sub worth the extra money? and why?

New 5296r or pre-owned 5146?
Hi guys,I've been chewing this over for a while now and would appreciate any input. Of the 5296 I'm certain that it would be the R non-sector version, I love the clean lines, applied indices and class of a watch that really doesn't shout but whispers class (poetic licence there, sorry). I'm also attracted to the idea of new. For around similar money a pre owned 5146 is also possible, but on this on not sure if which variant. I wanted a gold watch but the white gold G version seems a better combination than the R. This would probably be my last big watch purchase ( I'm sure that's been said a million times before) so I don't want to get it wrong. Fwiw I'm lucky enough to have a blue dial 5711 so this would be a companion piece that I would probably wear more often.Any thoughts or suggestions welcome

Ted Su Golden Croc Belly Review
Just got this strap in two days ago, so I figure I'd give y'all my initial impressions. It's pretty comfortable from the get go and I'm enjoying the light color, although I can see people not liking how golden it is. From what I've seen, it ages well, so I look forward to giving everyone an update when it gets a little patina.