Invicta Corduba Sea Ghost Skeletonized Mechanical Stainless Steel Men's Watch 1084

Basel 2014 Preview: 3 New Watches from Carl F. Bucherer, Speake-Marin, and Ulysse Nardin
As we continue the countdown to Baselworld 2014, we present three more watches making their worldwide debuts at the fair ¡ª two new perpetual calendar watches from Carl F. Bucherer and Ulysse Nardin and the first-ever chronograph from Britain’s Peter Speake-Marin.Carl F. Bucherer is releasing a limited-edition version of one of its most complicated watches, the Manero ChronoPerpetual, with a new tachymeter-scale bezel. The watch contains Caliber CFB 1904, which integrates a base movement from Vaucher with a module developed exclusively for Carl F. Bucherer. It features the rare combination of a perpetual calendar and flyback chronograph in one timepiece. The new Manero’s complexity is reflected in its dial: the subdial at 12 o’clock indicates both the date and the small running seconds; the one at 6 o’clock shows the day of the week and the chronograph hours counter; and the one at 9 o’clock displays the month and leap years as well as the chronograph minut

Glash¨¹tte Original Navigator Worldview
With the Navigator Worldview, Glash¨¹tte Original presents an homage to the adventurous 1920s when commercial aviation was in its infancy. With Vintage collection styling, the Navigator Worldview has an adjustable city-ring that allows its user to determine the time across different time zones. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The case measures 44mm in diameter. Oversize hour numerals and Glash¨¹tte Original¡¯s own panorama date at 6 o¡¯clock provide ideal readability, and the generous application of luminous material lights up the night.The sapphire case back reveals the Caliber 39-47 movement with its skeletonized rotor with 21K gold oscillation weight, swan-neck fine adjustment, and Glash¨¹tte three-quarter plate with stripe finish.The Glash¨¹tte Original Navigator Worldview is priced at €7,850. The images below may be enlarged with a click.

Surprise February Incoming!
So my wife and I totally caught each other by surprise this Valentines day....I got her diamond earrings I saw her checking out a month ago at Costco and she has DEFINITELY been paying attention to my "I like this watch a lot" comments when I'm web surfing. I've been a fan of the Alpha Carbon since I've seen others on this site rocking it and to my great surprise this morning this what my wife gave to me. She's a keeper! I've already gone online and ordered a black leather Hadley Roma band with orange stitching..I'll post pics of that when it's on the watch. For this price point the watch really does seem like a fantastic value...well built and so far keeps great time(well, at least for the last hour and a half..ha ha) For now here are the pics of my newest addition.

Help ID Tiffany watch please???
Can anyone offer any information on this watch? It's a Tiffany SS quartz movement. Would the serial number help at all? Thanks in advance for any help. Eric

Forged Carbon vs Offshore Chronograph Diver
Given the choice between the forged carbon 44mm against the yellow Offshore Chrono Diver, which would you guys pick? Bear in mind this will be a companion to a 41mm blue dial royal oak. I'm stuck in between as the forged carbon is a completely different material and look from the 15400. However, the yellow Offshore Chrono Diver is way sportier and is of a very unique color. Which would you choose?? Any opinions would be nice. I'm leaning more towards the forged carbon, but the limited edition of 375 is pulling its weight in my decision making.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk