Invicta Pro Diver Automatic Gold Dial Gold-plated Men's Watch 19807

New Product Bulletins - Fine Jewellery - The Sedna Collection
THE SEDNA COLLECTIONTuesday 11 December 2007

New Kid In Town - Orient M-Force
Been enjoying this for the past week and a half. Runs at about +3 sec/day.The bracelet clasp is very short - no diver's extension, and only 3 microadjustment holes So thank God for ISOFranes!!!! Conclusion:1. Listed at 46mm, but wears smaller, hugs the wrist, and is very comfortable on the ISO. It is still a heavy watch, and needs a good supporting strap. The lack of half links and microadjustment holes on the clasp made it impossible for me to comfortably wear the bracelet. 2. 120 click bezel is nice and smooth. I like the unique 3-D design.3. Springbars are heavy duty like Seiko's.4. Hackable and windable movement is sweet. The power reserve meter climbs quickly during hand winding.5. Lume is somewhere between Seiko 007 and Monster level. Lasts all night.

I'm looking for a good watch repair place in Jacksonville Florida
I'm looking for a good watch repair place in Jacksonville...just wondering if anyone would recommend a place.Thanks guysChris

2254.50 New old Stock (hard to find?)
I see I just missed one on TRF. Does anyone know how hard a NOS 2254.50 is to come by? Sorry if this is a stupid question. I searched here and WUS and couldn't find anything recent about it...Also, any owners on here have the OEM Rubber fitted to share their thoughts on comfort? I have the newer stitched rubber and depoylant and love it in the pool and shower and hot days. Curious if the other rubber strap with tang buckle is just as comfy or more comfy. Thanks!

Wall Street Journal on trouble in Swiss watch industry
I thought yesterday¡¯s WSJ piece on the Swiss watch industry was fascinating. It¡¯s behind a paywall, but here are some excerpts (it¡¯s a long feature article in the Business & Finance section):GENEVA¡ªYou¡¯re 25 years old, bask-ing in the glow of your first big job pro-mo-tion and a hefty raise. Why not splurge on a big-ticket item?Your fa-ther might have bought a fancy Swiss watch. But the thought doesn¡¯t oc-cur to you¡ªfor most of your life, you¡¯ve used your cell-phone to check the time. In-stead, you book a get-away to Costa Rica, which you doc-u-ment ex-ten-sively on In-sta-gram.Swiss watch-mak-ing ex-ec-u-tive Jean-Claude Biver wants to change that think-ing. From his perch at lux-ury con-glom-er-ate LVMH Mo?t Hen-nessy Louis Vuit-ton, the 68-year-old has seen younger gen-er-a-tions drift away from his cen-turies-old in-dus-try. He is on a mis-sion to get them in-ter-ested in watches, be-fore it¡¯s too late.¡°It¡¯s the first time we have young peo-ple not buy-ing watches,¡± says Mr. Bi