Invicta I-Force Blue Dial Men's Multifunction Watch 19201

The Collection of Warwick Wittnauer watches
The Collection of Warwick Wittnauer watches. A sophisticated blend of classic couture and contemporary style, 18 diamonds, mother-of-Pearl, Sapphire dial, stainless steel, locking deployment buckle closure, t water resistant to 30 M /.

The Auction Thing - Again
From the current europastar:We won¡¯t go into detail, in this column, about the dramatic shockwaves travelling through the world of watch auctions. We are not looking to weigh the good and bad points or to sort out the complex tangle of recent events. We are also not going to accuse or exonerate the players. The Antiquorum affair is too confused and still too ¡®hot¡¯ to try and draw any definitive conclusions. But there is a lesson in all of this: watch auctions have become one of the central tactics used by the world of timekeeping; they are one of the principal places where brands¡¯ reputations are made and unmade. Similar to what is happening in the world of art, where the value of an artist is judged by the rising or falling prices of his or her pieces at auction, the absolute ¡®value¡¯ of a watch brand is more or less tied to its products¡¯ bidding performance at auction. Is this reasonable or fair?We can legitimately ask this question, and for several reasons. First of all, by wanting t

My First Vintage Omega!
Can anyone tell me what year this is or close? It is keeping great time so far and I am really happy with it.vintage Omega.jpgvintage omega 1.jpgvintage omega 2.jpg

Strap or bracelet?
Which do you like on this GMT?This?Or this?

Pepsi OR Pepsi -- Rolex and Tudor
There are going to be lots of post arguing about this topic. Already there is a common theory that Rolex wants the consumer to buy a Tudor GMT instead of any other Omega at that price point. I have to say I want a Rolex Pepsi and since they will be so difficult to get and expensive I have plenty of time until I'm ready to buy one. That being said the Tudor GMT is much more advanced than something like a Rolex GMT Batman or Black due to the new movement and longer power reserve. IMOThe Tudor GMT is an attractive style/look/COPY of a vintage Rolex and I have to say when I look at the Tudor it more closely resembles the vintage Pepsi I sold when compared to the new Rolex Pepsi. Maybe I'm trying to talk myself into a Tudor GMT for under 4K instead of working hard, saving and fighting for a Rolex GMT.What do you guys think? I know my comments about the BLNR are going to piss everyone off but that's my opinion.