Invicta Jason Taylor Chronograph Red Dial Stainless Steel Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 14430

Today's Featured German Watch Brand...Damasko
Info and Pics from Gnomon:Watch Specifications:Movement:?ETA 2836-2, self-winding, mechanical movement? -25 jewels? 28,800 bph? Shockproof according to DIN 8308? Anti-magnetic according to DIN 8309? Hour, minute, permanent small sweep second? Day/Date window with new, modified position? Regulated and Adjusted by DamaskoCase:? Stainless steel, nickel-free, bead-blasted? Ice-hardened to guaranteed 60 HRC or 710 Vickers? Integrated anti-magnetic inner cage, anti-magnetic to 80,000 A/m or 100 mT? Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides, AR coating on the underside only available on special request? Crystal gasket resistant to UV radiation? Solid screw back with O-ring Viton? gasket? All gaskets made from Viton? which offers a premium chemical resistance and which is superior to most other materials used in the watch industry?Permanent lubrication of crown via lubrication cell? Screw-down crown with protective shoulders, crown tube screwed into the case for easy maintena

diver style help
I posted this in the invicta forum so I apologize for anyone who read this over there, but I was hoping to get some help from those of you who don't spend much time in that forum. Anyway, Im just getting in to watches and have been lurking on this forum for a bit and have decided I want to get a relatively nice diver. I've been looking around at a ton of them and have decided for a first watch, that I would like a diver similar to: Ocean 7 LM-2 Titanium Timer ChronographOcean 7 LM-2 Titanium Timer ClassicLM SeriesInvicta Force Lefty (this is probably the closest to what i want, but don't want a lefty)Invicta CollectionsInvicta Russian Diver (too big for my 6.5" wrist)Invicta CollectionsSo that's the basic style that Im looking into. I was hoping someone could shoot some more examples or brands my way. Sorry I can't give you anything more than a couple pictures. Does anyone know if there is a name for this particular style of diver? Also, I have a budget of 200-300. Thanks so ve

Help with my 15400
Greetings, as the title suggests, I am in need of some help with my new 15400. Just picked it up less than a month ago from a trusted seller here at TRF.i finished setting the date and time, and as I am trying to push the crown back in, I feel some resistance and as I turn the crown to tighten, I can hear this noise like gears engaging, the very sound you will hear when winding the watch manually. I managed to get it tightened despite this sound, but I'm wondering if this sound is normal ?.... I'm scared that I'm forcing the crown and wearing the gears?? Any feedback or advice is greatly appreciated....

What do you think about 34mm Omegas?
I have been looking at some vintage Omegas.I really like the simplisity of a leather watch.I noticed that most of the Omegas seamaster, deville or constelations on leather strap are all about 34mm.Do Omega make larger faces???Do you think thats too small?Please share your thought....

14060 bezel insert - fat four?
First time poster who¡¯s spent way too long in these forums already :)I¡¯ve been looking into procuring a 14060 (not a 14060M) and I¡¯m trying to figure out if the original bezel insert would have had a ¡°fat four¡± font or the skinny four on the number 40.I¡¯ve seen both fonts on the 14060s and can¡¯t figure out if it¡¯s because I¡¯m seeing serviced / replaced bezel inserts or if Rolex just released both variants for the 14060s. It seems important for the anniversary sub, but I have yet to see a write up on just normal 14060s. Anyone able to shed any light?