Invicta Flight Collection Black Dial Black Rubber GMT Men's Watch 1756

My new Der Meistertaucher
Arrived two days ago...The outer boxOuter box logo detailInside, the kit case and warranty papersLogo detail on the caseInside the case, first sightTop pocket with color instructionsThe treasureBelowthe rest of the kit: Tools for strap changing, spare pins for the strap/bracelet, the rubber strap, and a nice underwater flashlight with batteries included (already installed)The complete packageThe new guy picturesWell, this is itI'm really loving this watch, as Shayne (muttley) said, this was going to be a real keeper, and indeed it is, I'm amazed by the quality of this watch, and certainly love the regulator movement So, next on the list is Der Meisterflieger

An ETA retrograde watch (an apprentice's watch)
Just thought I wanted to share with you a watch revised by my Swiss friend-watchmaker in Switzerland who is working in ETA.He is a talented young man of 19 years only! And he shared with me one of a test-watch from ETA. Notice how the hands are crossing each other? It's quite funny in a way, but cool nevertheless, as money cannot buy a watch like that! Oh, the movement is said to be very very cheap, like 5chf only!

How much does a watch have to cost to be call a TIMEPIECE
I been bored and I been reading some watch reviews from casio,Invicta,Seiko 5,Android ect. And all the reviewers call their watches TIMEPIECES. I own a Seiko 5 and I don't think is a timepiece, is a nice automatic watch that's all. In my mind a watch have to be around $1,000 dollars and be automatic or manual to be a truly call a TIMEPIECE. Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm just a beginerI really would love to hear your opinion on this. By the way I'm goin to continue talking to my friend Jack Daniel and coca cola lol.

Bling it on!
From europastar:Diamonds for men Believe it or not, men were wearing diamonds before women got hold of them. Diamond jewellery for men was first recorded in Roman times and became a symbol of wealth and power in the Middle Ages. In the seventeenth century men wore diamond shoe buckles and diamond buttons on their shirts. Then, little by little, diamonds started to be used for women¡¯s adornments and men gradually stopped wearing them. It wasn¡¯t until the disco era that jewellery for men started making a come-back - remember the 1970s and all those medallions and hairy chests? This was mainly gold, however, and diamonds didn¡¯t make their reappearance until the 1990s. Like many trends, it started on the street; the first ¡®all-out¡¯ diamond watches were part of the hip-hop culture that became to be know as ¡®bling¡¯. Twenty years later, a few watch brands slowly started to experiment with baguette-set bezels that were discrete and not too feminine. Today, men are no longer shy about wearing d

First Omega...
Always have had Rolex. Figured I'd try out a new Omega Beater for a change...Hope the pic comes through, of not I apologize. I'm new to this!