Invicta Pro Diver Black Dial Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 12165

The potential price range of various Rolex collections of Diver
Its collection includes a Rolex "Comex" REF. 5514, a "Double Red" Sea-Dweller Rolex and a Rolex "Comex" REF. 168000. The Rolex Comex REF. 5514 (above) is the wristwatch of the very rare diver stainless steel with first generation valves helium escapes and a dial "maxi". It is available with helmet diving Mr. path with an estimate of 40 000 $-$ 60 000. The "Double Red" of 1972 SeaDweller is estimated at 25 000 $-$45 000. Tags: Antiquorum, Comex, scuba diving, Patrice road, PatriceChemin, Rolex

Thinking of purchasing another Omega while on holiday
Hi guys, I'm just wondering whether it would be a good idea to purchase my next watch while on holiday this year and if its likely that i'd get a better deal than buying in the UK.This is the holiday myself and the wife will be going on.We will stop in the following countries during our 2 week cruiseGibraltar, United KingdomBarcelona, Spain Villefranche (Nice), France Livorno (Florence/Pisa), ItalyCagliari, Sardinia, Italy Malaga, SpainLisbon, PortugalVigo, Spain I'm hoping that as we'll generally only be in each place for a day I may be able to barter a bit to get the price down.Anyone got any ideas on whether it would make sense to buy while in any of the above places or what sort of saving I could be looking at (if any)??

Cenere Watches?
I was a local goodwill and saw a ladies chrono in the case for 4.99 and decided to look at it, it was swiss made and not running, but I paid the 4.99 and bought it, I got it home and opened it up and found an ISA movement in it, I replaced the battery and she started rite up, I eventually figured out how to reset the hands to zero and gave it to my gf, I dont have my camera at the moment so no pics...Sorry guys, but it has a pink rubber strap pink mop diamond dial and gemstone bezel, I guess what I'm asking is, has anyone ever heard of cenere watches before? as soon as the camera is back up I'll add photos.

Pricing Information on Royal Oaks 15400, 15202, 15450!!!
Here's the pricing information for the new 15400ST. There is, of course, a difference in price between the ref. 15400 and the ref.15202. The 15300ST is now discontinued!!! I am glad I bought mine a few weeks ago. Now it's time to grab one if you can.By the way, the new 41mm 40th Anniversary Royal Oak Ref. 15400 is fitted with the same caliber 3120 as the discontinued 15300ST.The Jumbo (39mm) Ref. 15202 will continue to come with caliber 2121 and there's a long waiting list for it. I think it will be even longer in 2012. The 2012 price for the ref. 15202ST is $22,500 and $60,100 for the rose gold one.The price for the ref. 15400ST is $16,900, rose gold on leather strap $33,800 and solid rose gold with rose gold bracelet $64,800. The 37mm Royal Oak ref. 15450 starts out at $16,300 in steel and $31,000 in rose gold.

Think I'm gonna have to get this.....
Sneaky Rolex added this dial to the inventory at Basel. Not much was said of it, but I'm in love!! I had this dial on the TT DJII and really loved it. Doubt this one will have a 2 year waitlist to it either. They offer the dial on both smooth and fluted bezels as well as oyster or jubilee as well (4 options) a little torn on the oyster vs fluted option....Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk