Invicta Jason Taylor GMT Black Dial Stainless Steel Black Rubber Men's Watch 13687

Waiter, There Is Some Shit In My Artya Watch!
Straight up petrified dinosaur shit in a watch. Either it is the poor man's fossil accessory, of the edgiest piece of the Jurassic available. You'd actually be surprised how many people collect the substance known as coprolite. You have probably already guessed what it is. In his ongoing quest to shock, awe, and inspire, Yvan Arpa gives you the Artya Coprolite. Artya is his own brand. He is the guy who pretty much made Romain Jerome what it is. His new mission is to continue "remaking" the watch - with an artistic flare unparalleled by other contemporaries.No doubt that preference for the Artya Coprolite is an acquired taste. Not only is the dial material something you need to think kicks ass, but you need to stomach 50mm of it including the case on your wrist. Arpa has a fascination with decay. As such, the steel or bronze case here is done in a fashion that resembles highly weathered metal. When I first looked at the piece it seemed to resemble a watch I had seen elsewhere. When I fi

Wanted to share my collection...
Hello Everyone, I am new to this forum. I have been reading the various interesting threads and very much appreciate the knowledge, the friendly environment and the amazing pictures. I am not a very good photographer, and do not have a good camera, but I hope you find the photos interesting.I love watches and over the past few years have built a small collection that is composed of:1) A Z series SS Rolex GMT II-C. I bought it back in Oct 2007 to celebrate a promotion at work. I bought it new from the local AD. I wear it every day.2) A 1975 Universal Geneve Golden Shadow Quartz with a 74 Quartz movement. This watch belonged to my father. For some reason this watch was not working for the last 20+yrs. Last year I contacted UG and I was adviced to send it to a Swiss watch-maker master who lives in Houston. He brought it back to life.3) A 1974 Omega Constellation ref ST355.0815 automatic caliber 711 24 jewels. This watch also belonged to my father. I kept it in storage after he passed away

The 4 Avengers
Well, its been 2 weeks since I picked up the SS Seawolf and have yet to take some decent pics of it as my camera decided to retire<| The only camera at my disposal at this point in time is my iphone, hence the poor quality. The other 3 Avengers decided to pose along with the new addition:-) The angle of the pic does a poor job of depicting the size difference between the Ti and SS Seawolf's.A little closer

Vintage Illinois Spotlight - Skyway
Next in the collectionFrom the TOP 10Most "Collectible" Illinois Wrist Watches.#4 The 1930 "Skyway"The first thing you notice about this watch is it's "Aviator Wings"on the face. The watch came with 2 dial color options, black and white.As we have discussed before, "Lucky Lindy" made that famous trip across the Atlantic and air travel was becoming all the rage.This watch is collectible today not only because of it's beauty, but because of it's flawsWhile it's case is adorned with beautiful stars on the front, a little problem was lurking in the back.Most casebacks on watches just popped off and someone decided to put a "screw back" feature on this watch. (probably to keep it more air tight and less susceptible to moisture)Although, a nice feature, no one bothered to tell the watchmakers and many were destroyed when they were "prided off," ripping the threads. Many watchmakers even drilled them off and there are casebacks out there with holes all over them.This pair shares its case with

Snoopy now has a bracelet
I love the strap omega provided with the snoopy, but I crave the look and feel of a bracelet at times. This one is a 1958/957. The Bergeon 7825 and 1.6mm hollow tip screw driver made the fitting a breeze.