Invicta Ceramics Black Dial Silver Ceramic Ladies Watch 15321

now, why don't we see more Yachtmasters
Never understood why we don't see more of thoseI like it and I can't imagine I'm the only one

Traveling with the GMT-II
There was a thread a couple of weeks ago about whether and how we actually use some of the features of our Rolexes. With that question in mind, I thought I¡¯d offer some observations on a recent travel experience with my new GMT. We all know the GMT-Master IIc (116710 LN) is a good looker¡ªas is the rest of the GMT family. But a recent trip to Hawaii showed the watch to be surprisingly practical as well. The quick-set hour hand made it easy to set local time at the layover airport, avoiding complacency or panic when comparing watch time to the scheduled departure time. At the destination I set the hour hand to local time, leaving the 24 hour hand on east coast ¡°home¡± time with the bezel at neutral (triangle at 12 o¡¯clock). Playing with it, I saw how turning the bezel 3 clicks clockwise could reference California time on the 24-hr hand, or turning it 5 clicks counter-clockwise could reference Greenwich time, if for some reason it was important to keep track of those times. That¡¯s t

Which vintage (or near-vintage) Speedmaster "should" I own?
I really like the look of the older, manual wind Speedmasters, and I understand it's a right of passage (of sorts). I only just recently started to get my head around Rolex, so I'm not even going to try to pretend that I have any clue about the Speedmasters.The reference numbers are crazy, I have no idea what pre- and post-moon is (I know why they're called that, but not what's significant about it), and overall I'm clueless. I don't need the Comex equivalent, but I'd like to have an idea of what's what with these.Lay it on me.

New Omega to my collection
Omega Railmaster Chronometer. Fine piece. Very elegant, especially in person (pics don't do it justice). Although the face is black on first appearance it will reflect a deep royal blue on occasion, depending on the light. Here's a few pics of it solo and with the others in my little collection. Enjoy.

World Time
Hi TRFI am at a point that I have decided I want to have a World Time complication in my collection. I am veering towards a 5230 but would like to get more inputs from this forum on the following:1) the center dial legibility2) the hour hand legibility3) the bezel style4) the lugs styleI have decided that I want a 38-39mm case size and a rose gold version for my World Time watch, simply because the 38-39 fits my 5.75 wrist nicely and I don¡¯t have precious metal so far in my collection. I travel frequently both within and out of the country. Thanks in advance !