Invicta Excursion Chronograph Gold Dial Gold-tone Men's Watch 16681

Bruce Willis Wears Hamilton Jazzmaster Watch in “A Good Day to Die Hard”
Action star Bruce Willis returns to the role of everyman hero John McClane in A Good Day to Die Hard, which opened in theaters this week. Keen-eyed watch buffs will note the timepiece that Willis wears in the film, which has been identified as a Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic. Actor Jai Courtney, who plays McClane’s estranged son, also sports a Hamilton, the Khaki X-Patrol.Hamilton watches have been fixtures on the big screen for years, appearing in films ranging from 2001: A Space Odyssey to Men in Black to the previous entrant in the Die Hard series, 2007’s Live Free or Die Hard, in which Willis, as McClane, also wore one.In A Good Day to Die Hard, maverick New York City cop McClane travels to Moscow to come to the aid of his son, Jack, only to find the two of them in an international adventure that involves tangling with the Russian underworld and trying to prevent a war. McClane’s simple, classically styled Viewmatic fits his no-nonsense persona, while the more mod

WATCH WINDER. Do you need one?
Watch winders. Do you really need one? When I'm not wearing my auto watches, I store them in a box. But I read that it's better to store it in a watch winder. Can WTF members tell me some of the pro's of havin a watch winder.

What Hamilton watch do I have??? (Pics Included)
IMAG0026.jpgLooking for some more information on the Hamilton watch I have all I know is that is it 10k gold filled and in excellent condition.Any information or articles would be appreciated

Watch Display Time
I've been wondering why on a lot of watches they display 10:10 as the time. Is it a position for the hands that helps display the watch face the best? Just curious.

apparently i am a rolex AND omega guy
i always kinda thought that omega was the 'came in second' guy in the watch race being such a rolex devotee.....but i was with a few guys and we were discussing watches and my pals dad (80) mentions his omega he's had on his wrist for 30 yrs.....so he takes it off and hands it to me....and i get it.....i get the omega thing....solid, conservative but clean designs....but after learning a bit about movements, i actually think omega is busting a move for a move into competition with rolex with the twin axial thing....and actually as a lifelong competitive swimmer myself, omega is all over the place with references to sports timing....so heres my thinking....i do think we're gonna have another financial 'adjustment' and i think future adjustments actually are just markers for new 'financial normals'.....and i think that at the price, omega just may be a better place to put $ than rolex in a challenged financial market....im diversified re watches (rolex, omega and a tissot as a surf watch