Invicta I Force Chronograph Black Dial Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 16908

Grieb & Benzinger Blue Merit Customized A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon Pour Le Merite Watch
There are certain things one simply doesn't do with valuable watches. Some of those things include underwater diving with a minute repeater and taking apart and modifying a limited edition early A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon. However, if you must do the latter, it might as well be done tastefully, and by a fellow German company - which is precisely the situation with the one-of-a-kind Blue Merit watch by Grieb & Benzinger.Typically the boys at Grieb & Benzinger make their luxury project watches out of historical movements such as a 100 year old Patek Philippe minute repeater or split second chronograph. For the Blue Merit they have endeavored to use a much more modern movement taken out of an A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon Pour le Merite. So yes, a limited edition Tourbillon Pour le Merite watch from the mid 1990s was essentially sacrificed for this Benzinger-esque transformation. Was it worth it?Before & After: A. Lange & Sohne Tourbillon Pour le Merite and Grieb &a

Brand New Sub / Used Explorer II?
I've been looking at several watches (Breitling, Omega and Rolex) and found myself gravitating to a new Sub. I like the case size, the look was elegant but didn't seem flashy to me and I was totally digging the new clasp. I've read JBH's reviews too (really appreciate that) to help on the research/learning. The same AD has a pre-owned Explorer II. That has drawn my attention as well from a value perspective and I'm fact gathering again.The watch would be an every-day-er, and at this current point in time, I don't intend on collecting.Any opinions and perspectives on the Sub vs. Explorer II?Cheers,P

Info On This Seiko ?
Hello, this is my first post here,i would appreciate any info,age.value.....what do you think of this watch,,,,,I would also like to thank ENGPHOTO FOR SENDING ME TO THIS forum ............Thank You, DAVE H

Need help with Citizen Eco-Drive GMT World Time!
Hello!Few month ago I bought this Citizen watch. As we see, it is water resistant to 200m, so I decided to try it under water. Everything was five, but next day I saw that my watch crystal is sweat. So I went to my local watch maker. He said that this watch has not original crystal, and that is why my watch can't be used in water. He said that I have to bring my watch to Citizen service center, but in my country there is no center like that. So, could anyone suggest me what I can do with this watch? Next week I'm going to London, but I will be there just few days, so maybe I can do something there? Waiting for advice. P.s I think I need new bezel too, because the cities names are fade. Maybe someone know, where I can buy it?Here is my watch photo(look at the bezel and at the crystal. The gap between it is very big):

AP ROC RG or AP 44mm Ceramic
Hi guys,I happened to drop by the AP Boutique on Orchard road and had a chance to try out the new Offshore all ceramic as well as the 41mm ROC RG (both white & black dials)... I have never considered an ROC before as I have always limited my interest in AP to the ROOC models having owned an AP Panda as well as a 44mm FC earlier...The reason I let go my FC initially was my desire to get the all ceramic but now having tried on the ROC RG with the black face I am in a dilemma. Bothe watches have a sticker price which is nearly the same ie. 50K SGD... Which would you guys choose... Discounts on the ROC RG are quite good whereas the ceramic I'm sure will not be available at a good discount until a few more months...Appreciate your feedback :-)