Invicta Coalition Forces Chronograph Brown Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 11654

We are now an official pam family
Should read: WE are now an official PAM family!!Happy Valentine's Day present to my wifeee.She loves this beauty and really has taken to automatic watches.I guess I am pleased lolShe has already ordered 4 more bands, yellow, dark blue, light blue and black.I dont think its the watch anymore,, its the accessories,, OMG $$$$'sLOLDON

Rolex vs. Omega - Picture comparision please!
In order of having some goals to atain, I'm starting to narrow and focus on my looooooong wishlist, and I want to start with a big watch, that I think it will be not so big...Unfortunately I can't see one in the flesh, as my AD have to order one for me, so I was wondering if anyone have these two watches to make a size comparision with pictures please!Omega Seamaster Chronodiver vs. Rolex Deep SeaI have the Chronodiver, and want to buy the Rolex, and really love the size of the Chronodiver, so if the Rolex feels the same or *just* a little more big, so it's a winnerSo, why the Chronodiver? because I think is the closest watch to the Rolex that I have maybe the Swiss Army Dive MAster 500 can be another size option in the same rangebut don't know for sureThanks in advance

Would you buy a RO without papers?
I have found a yellow gold Royal Oak Dual Time from a very reputable seller, it's the exact watch I was looking for.The only catch is that it is without box & papers. I think this is reflected in the price as it is about 15% cheaper than equivalent watches with boxes & papers, though these are in the USA and I am in the UK. That being said it's still an expensive watch and I'm a bit concerned about what I will get come trade-in in a couple of years. Has anyone had any experience with a Royal Oak without boxes & papers? Do dealers still give a relatively fair value, given I'm getting it for a low price, or do they bid nothing for them?

Royal Oak resiliency vs other sports watches?
So this is not something that is an immediate issue for me but I do curate a list of watches that I intend to buy and re-order them as my tastes change, while trying to keep a list that in the end will give me a little of everything.As my tastes have changed over the past few years I have gotten more and more into finishing and movements leading the likes of JLC, ALS and Patek onto my list.However I do want to have at least one very basic sports watch that I can be less concerned about bumping or scratching, something that I could wear in the rain or even swim with, without worry (things I would never attempt with a complicated or ultra thin dress watch). I know that the Royal Oak isn't a super dive watch like a Sea-Dweller or Submariner, but is it a watch that could fulfill what I am looking for? I particularly like the plain steel and blue 15300 and find it to be much more attractive than a Nautilus or Submariner but if its not really suited for the role I would have in mind, I would

Long Time Lurker - First Incoming :)
Hi All!Wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Afsheen, 27 years old in the Healthcare Technology sector, originally from Northern California (Bay Area), however, recently made the move down to LA to be with my long-time girlfriend. I've been lurking around on this forum since late 2015, learning a breadth of information from you all about the finer things: watches, cars, fine food, fashion, travel - you name it. Truly love that this forum is a place where people from parts of the world share their similar hobbies, and I'm looking forward to contributing as well .Finally, to my 'Incoming' post. Nothing as special or rare as some of the other members on this forum may post, but this piece represents a major milestone for me, and looking forward to adding more to the collection in the years to come.Cheers!