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Invicta 10433 Features
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Brand:Invicta
Series:DNA
Model:10433
Gender:Men's
Movement:Quartz
Dial Color:Blue
Crystal:Scratch Resistant Mineral
Hands:Luminous
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Luminiscence:Hands
Clasp:Tang
Case Size:46 mm
Case Thickness:15 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Crown:Pull / Push
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Solid
Bezel:Fixed Stainless Steel
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Functions:Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Rubber, Stainless Steel
Warranty:With Manufacturer's Guarantee
UPC Code:886678104338
Internal ID:IN10433
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Invicta 10433 wrist watches news:
First Watch - and thanks for many helpful posts
I've been reading many of the previous posts on this site as I did some research on buying a watch. There are a lot of well informed folks who post and some of these helped me take the plunge. So I've had my 5153 officers watch for a few months and am very pleased with it. I'll post a photo although its hard to get a clear picture. Anyway just wanted to say thanks and share 009.jpg008.jpg
I've been reading many of the previous posts on this site as I did some research on buying a watch. There are a lot of well informed folks who post and some of these helped me take the plunge. So I've had my 5153 officers watch for a few months and am very pleased with it. I'll post a photo although its hard to get a clear picture. Anyway just wanted to say thanks and share 009.jpg008.jpg
New Arrival: Speedmaster Racing Co-Axial
I've been a bit of a goldilocks with Speedmasters in the past. The Reduced was a little too small, the Professional a little too large. I finally found one that is just right.
I've been a bit of a goldilocks with Speedmasters in the past. The Reduced was a little too small, the Professional a little too large. I finally found one that is just right.
Would anyone here wear this?
Can't make my mind up...It's a keybolt compressor style quartz Seamaster, apparently, I have been informed from another watch forum. It's the only vintage watch I have (well, it's my dad's), and it has an Omega 1342 which is a pre Swatch Group calibre. it's in for a service at the moment but I think my dad may be planning to sell it; he wants a Rolex and I think this watch is in the firing line. Should I try to stop him? It's his to sell of course, but I may be able to sway him if I can convince him (and myself) that it is cool enough. To me it's a lovely dresswatch (I don't own a dresswatch) and a piece of Omega history but I'm also happy for him if he gets that Submariner he wants. What to do...
Can't make my mind up...It's a keybolt compressor style quartz Seamaster, apparently, I have been informed from another watch forum. It's the only vintage watch I have (well, it's my dad's), and it has an Omega 1342 which is a pre Swatch Group calibre. it's in for a service at the moment but I think my dad may be planning to sell it; he wants a Rolex and I think this watch is in the firing line. Should I try to stop him? It's his to sell of course, but I may be able to sway him if I can convince him (and myself) that it is cool enough. To me it's a lovely dresswatch (I don't own a dresswatch) and a piece of Omega history but I'm also happy for him if he gets that Submariner he wants. What to do...
SD43 in Switzerland
Good afternoon.I am unsure where to post this, so I shall post it here and apologise in advance if it¡¯s either in the wrong section or deemed inappropriate.One of my best friends (UK guy currently based in Switzerland) has just taken delivery of a SD43 and isn¡¯t all that impressed with it (he is obviously a Philistine).He is subsequently looking to sell it; I can vouch for him and will happily act as a conduit for anyone wishing to make contact with him.I have obviously told him to join TRF too.Colin.
Good afternoon.I am unsure where to post this, so I shall post it here and apologise in advance if it¡¯s either in the wrong section or deemed inappropriate.One of my best friends (UK guy currently based in Switzerland) has just taken delivery of a SD43 and isn¡¯t all that impressed with it (he is obviously a Philistine).He is subsequently looking to sell it; I can vouch for him and will happily act as a conduit for anyone wishing to make contact with him.I have obviously told him to join TRF too.Colin.
Sub 14060 vs 14060M
OK I have decided to replace my black bay. I can't decide between a 14060 or a 14060M with 2 line text. The M seem to be about 1k dearer. Any thoughts on if it's worth the extra money for the modified movement? I guess 1k isn't a big deal if it's guna be more collectable or hold value better. But on the other hand 1700 out of pocket after the Tudor sells vs 2700, kinda hard to swallow. Also, there are a couple places selling serviced watches for a premium vs say 600 less for a watch due for servicing(or unknown last service). Do you think it's better to get an unserviced watch and have it done myself or get one turn key. Financially kind of a wash but servicing wouldn't be done by my choice of locations. This will be my first Rolex purchase. A no date sub is kinda my attainable grail watch.Any other advice on this purchase appreciated. Turtle!!!!20170411_111309 by Norcalkid, on Flickr
OK I have decided to replace my black bay. I can't decide between a 14060 or a 14060M with 2 line text. The M seem to be about 1k dearer. Any thoughts on if it's worth the extra money for the modified movement? I guess 1k isn't a big deal if it's guna be more collectable or hold value better. But on the other hand 1700 out of pocket after the Tudor sells vs 2700, kinda hard to swallow. Also, there are a couple places selling serviced watches for a premium vs say 600 less for a watch due for servicing(or unknown last service). Do you think it's better to get an unserviced watch and have it done myself or get one turn key. Financially kind of a wash but servicing wouldn't be done by my choice of locations. This will be my first Rolex purchase. A no date sub is kinda my attainable grail watch.Any other advice on this purchase appreciated. Turtle!!!!20170411_111309 by Norcalkid, on Flickr
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