Invicta Pro Diver Automatic Blue Dial Gold-plated Men's Watch 18507

I need some help with an ID,Model and year please.
I picked this Junghans up almost for free.I do have the case and crystal.Its running great but sure would lie to know the model and year.

Not a new watch, just a new look, Seiko Alpinist
This is not a hefty tool watch, it is not even a diver. It is not large and clunky nor showy. It is not very well known but in my opinion it is one of the best model of watches available around. In fact it might even be a possible watch option for a repeat of a famous Everest expeditionthe name says it all, and even though it has nothing to do with the Alps and the famous for their watches small little country nested in there, it is called Alpinist. It's from Seiko and it is made in Japan.When I first saw it I did not think much of it, then saw it again and saw all three models, the green dialed, cream dialed and black dialed watches. I decided I had to get them all. At 39mm it is not big by today's standards, but for certain applications it is better. It is light and fits easily under a shirt or sweather. It has a sapphire crystal and it is antimagnetic. It has a screw down crown that allows for 200m WR and legendary Seiko Lume. The movement hacks and hadnwind, being the Sei

fossil 7858 yellow face
I have a JR 7858 fossil with a yellow face in it. I can't seem to find it on line or at fossil's home site. Anybody know any thing about this watch?

My Moon Watch has arrived!
Thank you for all the valuable advice from the esteemed members of the Omega forum of TRF. I've been keeping my eye out for a 3570.50, and it was harder, than I thought, to find here in Hong Kong pre-owned.Today I stumbled into a vintage watch store and found a 3570.5000, complete with box, papers, and hangtag.It is in fantastic condition for a 12 year old watch that has not been serviced. There is a small ding on the bezel at 6 o'clock and the lume on the hour and minute hands are starting to fall off. I figure I would be servicing anyhow so the above wouldn't matter.Here's a picture of the newest addition to my collection:Would you take it to an official Omega Service Center or do you think an independent watchmaker would do? I would be looking to have the movement serviced, cleaned (lume bits are present), and water pressure tested.A BIG thank you to Fr. John for his knowledge and advice!Cheers,Eric

SMP under the microscope
Hi all, Went to the museum late last year, and put my SMP under the microscope.Interesting to see the scratching on the clasp under magnification. Also interesting is viewing the sweep of the seconds hand.Sorry, not many photos.....but enjoy please :)