Invicta Pro Diver Automatic Rose Dial Two-tone Men's Watch 14344

Talking Watches: With Eric Ku
Eric Ku is one of the good guys. Actually, he's one of the best guys. Eric is a long-time vintage Rolex dealer of the highest order. He's the type of guy who can find you the $1,000,000 Albino 6263, the type of guy who can make a watch good with a simple blessing. Eric Ku is the type of guy who was talking about "RCO" Daytonas three years ago. Eric is the owner of VintageRolexForum, and dealer of watches at 10PastTen, but why he's here today in this series of videos about collectors has nothing to do with his profession, or even Rolex at all. No, Eric Ku, like Jean-Claude Biver, is a true lover of all watches, vintage and new, independent or not. Today we'll be running through some of his favorites, and show you the Submariner that started it all. This is Talking Watches with Eric Ku. 1959 LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm 1 OF 53 Eric's 1959 Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm is nothing short of amazing. His watch, which retains all original comp

Arrived - The Hamilton Ross
As promised, here are some pictures of the Hamilton Ross discussed in this thread. For the pics:I was blown away - the watch was packed very carefully and looked fantastic when I pulled it out of the box. The dial is aged nicely and evenly - looks great!The case practically looks new - look at the case edges and details, they are still sharp. This watch has been well cared for.Again, look at the case - I am not sure if it is the original crown, but it looks similar to the catalog posted elsewhere in the Hamilton forum.Very nice pairing on the included strap. Movement winds, sets and runs without fault (for 12 hours at least...)Obligatory wrist shot - for a small watch, it has great presence on the wrist!This one is definitely a keeper! Only issue, I can hear the movement moving inside of the case, has me a bit nervous - any thoughts?B

Vintage Illinois Spotlight-- Telephone
In Fred Friedberg's wonderful book, "The Illinois Watch" The life and times of a great American watch company,There are 4 Logical "Periods" for Illinois watches...1) Transitional Pre World War I to the early 1920's2) Generic Early 1920's to early 1930's3) Deco Late 1920's to early 1930's4) Moderne Early 1930'sHere is a wonderful example of a "Telephone" Dial from the Transitional period.The porcelain dial was very susceptible to cracking and chipping. To find one in mint condition is a real treat.This example comes with hinged lugs.and the case is sterling silverDimentions:35mmX36mmNice clean 17 Jewel MovementAnd yesinspired by the invention of the Telephone in 1919.ENJOY!

AP 15710ST or PP 5167?
Assuming you have money to either one, which one would you get and why?

In Europe Next Month, Where to Shop for a Bullhead?
I'm going to be in Rome, Frankfurt, Cologne and Berlin next month and was wondering if there were any good watch stores in those cities or close to them.I'm looking for an Omega Bullhead (hopefully decently discounted). Anyone know what the European MSRP is for the watch?Thanks