Invicta Pro Diver Automatic Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 20434

Set Date
I just inherited my grandfathers Oyster Perpetual Date. I'm trying to set the date on it. Is there a quick way to do it. If I advance it 24 hours, it will change. If I back the time up, the date just changes back to the previous day.any help is appreciated.

So close, yet so far (again)
Took a ride to Wildwood NJ from Philadelphia PA today. My uncle has a neighbor who wanted to sell off his watch collection. Talking with the gentleman on the phone led me to believe I was in for a treat. Well, not so much as I found out. I'll get right to the Omega point here - he had a 14K 1960's Seamaster that needed some help. I've been searching for one like it (really an 18K is my ideal version) but this one was too far gone for my taste. It would have needed a redial, the case side looked like he had been opening it with a butter knife, the crystal was scratched worse than a cat owner's sofa arms, and the crown was a cheap generic replacement. It was a front loader, and this uses less gold than a screw back case so it's not as valuable. For the money he was asking I could have bought a mint version of the same watch easily! Well, the day wasn't a total loss. On the way home we stopped at the casinos - I walked in with $1300 and went home with over $1600 after dinner a

My IWC's and some others
Got time to take a quick pic of my watches...

Horology In Art - WEBINAR
A new free webinarExpanding on his popular series of articles in Watch & Clock Bulletin, Bob Frishman will present highlights from his large collection of fine art images which include a clock or watch within the scene. From Van Gogh to Dali, Titian, Homer, Magritte, Hopper, Rockwell and many more, these artists are familiar to art lovers but have not been joined together in this unique way. February 21, 2016 at 7pm Eastern Standard TimeMore than one hundred artworks from six centuries will be shown and discussed, with special attention to the depicted timepieces, in an entertaining combination of art and horology histories.About the Presenter: Bob Frishman, a full-time restorer of antique clocks since 1992, regularly writes and lectures on the history, science and culture of timekeeping. He is an NAWCC Fellow and Chairman of the Ward Francillon Time Symposium Committee. He is organizing a ¡°Horology in Art¡± symposium at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts on October 26-28, 2017. Present

Spring is here!
Got through the tough winter, and had some nicer weather recently, the Nautilus really enjoyed it.