Invicta Bolt Chronograph Black Dial Black Stainless Steel and Rubber Men's Watch 12300

Hands Across The Water .
.....or in other words,Trading OverseasWell GuysHow many of you have done this?I've come close on two occasions only to be narrowly outbid. I know some members here and elsewhere have bought from overseas. I guess that assuming all precautions were in place, buying from a trusted source who was based abroad would be no more different to closing a deal with someone on the other side of town. Well that isn't all perhaps. Depending on where you are, import tax could be a killer..:eek:Have you ever tried selling and indeed shipping overseas?I tried swapping once but both parties eventually realized that unless you were well-versed in this practice, it is really no small logistical feat. Shipping within one's own borders is a piece of cake but across boundaries and oceans is another matter. Not all carriers would be happy about shipping something like a watch or indeed other pieces of jewelry. USPS would do it under their Global Priority service. However if you were in England the privileg

Orbita Monaco 6
Hello All,I'm finally getting around to posting some pictures of my new Orbita Monaco 6 winder. I procured this directly from Orbita, and was pleased with their customer service. I am also impressed with the fit and finish of my winder, and the operation is silent.I took these pictures in my office at my desk. The only watch in residence at the time was my Omega SMP Chronometer. Since then, the rest of my collection has "moved in" and they all seem to be running very well. My wife's Lady Datejust is +2 seconds PER MONTH.

Members post your most simple functioned watches....meaning..
no date, chronos, rotating bezels, or 4 th or 5 th handsetc...simple as can be..Arthur

Vintage Lady's Omega
Came across this and don't really know if it's real? Any ideas?

Regatta
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge, OP has absolutely revolutionized () the PAM 305 with this special edition PAM 571 limited to 50 pieces. 2014 marks the milestone 10th anniversary in the partnership between Officine Panerai and the world of classic sailing. Ten years of passion: for the sea, for beauty, for the history of every single one of the boats that has helped turn the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge into the leading international circuit for classic and vintage yachts. This 10-year anniversary is a testament to Officine Panerai’s long-term commitment to the promotion and preservation of the extraordinary cultural tradition and heritage embodied by the Grandes Dames of the Sea which, in some cases, have been casting their spell over anyone fortunate enough to witness them in spectacular action, for over a century. In line with its celebratory spirit, the 10th edition of the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge will be the richest and m