Invicta Lefty Force Chronograph Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 1512

Cartier Tank Americaine
I first saw this watch for sale on the website of an Australian watch repairer and sealer. He has an 18 karat white gold model for sale, it is a chronograph model on a black leather strap. I really liked the elegant look of it. It is classic and timeless, with a traditional Cartier look to it. But the size and the chronograph feature give it a slightly sporty look (in the white gold version) which makes me think of driving a convertible vintage Mercedes along a European tree-lined boulevard! At the same time the white face and the black strap make it eminently usable as a dress watch. This would look very nice under a tux or a dress suit.Once I had seen it on that website I went to try and find out more about it, but I couldn't find out much about it on the web. It did, however, lead me to a picture of one for sale on an English watch dealers website. This one was rose gold and also looked stunning. The use of gold gave it a more formal look, and the rose gold made it softer than yello

Illinois pocket watch pics
Well these pics are crap but all I could do without having a macro lens. I was informed that Almost Everything You Wanted To Know about American Watches by George E. Townsend Lists the watch as being made from 1920 to 1921. It has an Aristocrat (Not a Autocrat) 3 position adjusted 21 jewel movement #4,483,1XX. The Case is a Wadsworth in 14k white gold, numbered 11851 with 79 under that. The watch is in Very good condition and runs, as well as Keeping great time. The Watch was my step grandfathers and his pride and joy. I would like to know the value but have not been able to find anything on the watch other than what is in the above.Hope I did this correctly!

Any suggestions before I pull the trigger on a Jazzmaster?
I've mentioned already I like Tag Grand Carrera Caliber 17. Now I'm hooked on Hamilton Jazzmaster Chrono pic taken from hereWhat I'd like you to do is tell me if there are any other similar watches to these two, especially this Jazzmaster, before I buy it. Notes: - I really love the thickness (14mm+) on a watch. - Doesn't have to be a diver or have a rotating bezel. - Has to be sharp-looking, solid, automatic. - The heavier the better, prefer it on a ss bracelet and with black dial (but not necessary). - Pricedon't know. Depends how much I like the watch. :)If you can think of something, please mention it here. If I don't find anything else, it's OKI really LOVE the Jazzmaster and its price and I can obtain it in my country.Thanx in advance!Alex

ww2 pocket watch
Any information on this is much appreciated thanks in advance024 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!023 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!024 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!These are all of the same watch just the light is not the same in some photos

The quintessential Luminor?
Hey guis. I'm still relatively new to Panerai, but I¡¯m fascinated by the history of the brand. Already picked up a 210, but am now looking to acquire a Luminor.So I¡¯d love to hear suggestions on which models best represent the ¡°Panerai DNA.¡±At this point, I¡¯m open to current, discontinued, or special edition models, and am focused on 44mm cases given my relatively small wrist size (6.5¡±).Looking forward to your suggestions. Thanks!