Invicta Excursion Reserve Chronograph Brown Dial Blue Bezel Men's Watch 10912

Hands-On: The Glash¨¹tte Original The Senator Excellence, A Handsome Three-Hander Powered By A New Ca
Made In Germany. This label, coined by the British to discourage the purchase of foreign goods, has since become a promise of quality sought by consumers around the world. And it’s armed with these three words that German watchmakers are hoping to appeal to collectors. But they also raise expectations. ?Hoping to match them, Glashütte Original have developed a brand new movement line that sets itself apart in terms of longevity, precision, and serviceability. And since we’re at Baselworld, they’ve timed its release to coincide with a new collection called the Senator Excellence. I had the opportunity of wearing the watch during the first 100 hours of Baselworld, and here are my thoughts. 1 OF 7 A classic three-hander, presented in both dress watch and pilot watch form, it’s a real beauty, with a slim bezel, polished and brushed surfaces and a price that puts it in direct competition with the equally handsome Zenith Elite 6150 from 2015.Both ar

Question about the Navitimer
I went to the Breitling site, and I was checking the Navitimer stainless models and was wondering if the versions they show are the only ones they have for sale at the AD? I like the third model with the black dials, silver subdials and arabic numerals, but whished that instead of the black leather it had the croco leather in either black or brown.

AP ROO 25770st vs AP ROO 25721st
Which one would you choose and why?Is the 25770st at a disadvantage, since you can't put a bracelet on it?

Two of my favorite chronographs
Two of my favorites. Speedy Pro & 911s chrono package.

Jumping hour hand on 3186 Exp. II "loose"
I've noticed recently that there seems to be a decent amount of slack in the jumping hour hand, as though it's loosened up or something. I first saw it when it was about 10:45 one night but the 12 hour hand was still directly on the 10 marker. I had a full service a little under two years ago at the Chicago authorized service center, which is why I'm a little annoyed that this is happening. The watch had run perfectly for seven years, died one day (prompting the service) and since then has run a bit fast (used to be just about spot on) and now this.I seem to recall only a year warranty on work, but I'm wondering if anyone with experience there can say whether they will in fact stand behind work longer than that? Otherwise, I would hesitate to go back there, since they didn't seem to do a particularly good job.If I do need to go elsewhere, which location should I send to? There's New York, Beverly Hills and Dallas, right? Not sure whether it matters. Also not sure whether I'm better off