Invicta Jason Taylor Chronograph Gold Dial Yellow Gold-plated Men's Watch 16004

New Member seeking Comments on 2535 GMT Seamaster
First thing First..I must congratulate you all on this fastastic resource and community. One of the best I have seen.I am looking at Buying my first Omega and was looking at the 2535.80 GMT Seamaster. Has anyone owned this one? Has any comments?The other option is the 2220.80, which is the same watch without GMT.. a few hundred $$$ cheaper then 2535.80Apart from the money factor, is there anything else that I should consider between these watches?One last question.. can anyone please PM me any good AD in Sydney Australia?Thanks ton in advance.

Help identifying a ladies gold Longines from around 1979
Hello everyone. I'm new to the forum and am happy I found it.I'm hoping someone might be able to help me with this watch. I bought it for my wife I believe in 1979 for around $600. I cannot locate the original sales receipt and I know for sure we don't have the box it came in. Since my wife still wears it often I don't want to try and take the back off for fear of damaging it.I have attached photos. Writing on the back reads "14K Gold L&W" and on the clasp reads "Longines 14K France". Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Some new tourbillon pics!!!!!
Some new pics of the new Stuhrling Original 40mm tourbillon.. The high-shine rose gold PVD is very difficult to photograph, as is the gray/anthracite dial. The pictures truly don't do this justice, but here you go anyways....And one with his 45mm yellow gold PVD brother....This one may even be small enough for Dennis to wear!

Junk but maybe interesting?
Hello AllNot sure if this is the right place to post, but here goes...My uncle died last year, and as the executors of his will my parents got the task of clearing out his apartment. Anyway, stuffed in the back of some drawers they came across these old timepieces. All are in pretty poor condition, and I'm sure the fob watches will probably never run again, but thought I'd post to see if anybody knew anything about them, or had any particular interest in them...Fob 1:I find this one, aesthetically at least, really pleasing and the pictures don't really do it justice. The maker on the front states H. Cohen, with Manchester underneath. The inner rear cover seems to have some hallmarkings but no idea what these signify! I understand that my uncle was in some organisation similar to the masons called the buffalos, and I think this may well be some sort of ceremonial piece he wore when attending meetings there?Fob2:This ones in really bad condition, and is definitely beyond any sort of

5167R - bling or no bling
I'm considering a 5167r and, while I wouldn't wear a full gold watch, I've read some of the comments on this forum and it seems that some 5167r owners to feel differently about 5167r, in that it does not have the bling normally associated with gold watches. Is it still considered a sport watch in gold? I have a 5167a which I'm bonded to, but would consider flipping that for 5164a to complement 5167r. Appreciate any comments.