Invicta Pro Diver Black Dial Red Bezel Black Leather Men's Watch 22073

WATCH WINNER REVIEW: Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver
Nick L. was the fortunate winner of the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S watch after our November 2014 watches-dealer giveaway. After receiving his watch, he was kind enough to snap some pictures and offer this winner watch review. This month you can enter to win a Swiss Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic watch here. There are also still a couple of days left to enter to win a Tudor Heritage Chrono from TrueFacet here. Here is Nick's Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver watch review:I was extremely excited to find out that I had won this watch. I¡¯ve entered almost every watches-dealer contest in the past 5 years or so, and to win one of the nicest watches that has been given away was quite a treat. I¡¯ve liked the vintage yet modern styling of this watch ever since seeing the initial reviews of it, and I was looking forward to seeing one in person.First ImpressionsApologies that I do not have photos of the packaging, but I am in the middle of three weeks of back and forth traveling. I was home jus

Hamilton Khaki X-Patrol WIll Help You Master The Metric System
Hamilton's Khaki line of watches have been popular among outdoorsmen/women looking for wallet friendly, rugged mechanical watches. Very useful watches, even if a tad uninteresting. The aviation inspired X-Patrol adds a new spin to these watches however, with the addition of conversion scales for world travelers that haven't quite nailed down units like kilometers, liters and meters. What's more, the X-Patrol has a new movement, various dial configuration options and a sub $2,000 price tag. What looks at first glance to be a gussied up Tachy bezel, is actually two rings that flank the dial, one of which rotates via the crown at 9 o'clock. On the inner ring are 4 separate data sets that can be matched up with the rotating outer bezel. Once you've got the arrows lined up you can make your conversion of miles and kilometers (statute or nautical); heights or altitudes in feet and meters; volumes in gallons and liters; and weights in pounds and kilograms. Pretty useful stuff if you're trying

Nova Scotia?
Hi everyoneSince this is an international site I thought I'd ask if any of you are from, used to live in or know much about Nova Scotia?I have an offer of a job there and it would mean moving from the UK to take up residence there.What could I expect? What's the situation with watch dealers there?If I do end up going I may decide to sell my new JLC Master RDM to raise extra funds for the move and setting up home there. I'd still have a nice watch but may limit it to a single diver type which may be more up to every day use.If I moved to NS it would be in a rural community (Nr Pictou county?)and I don't think I'd be able to justify a watch simply for dress use!Any advice or opinions?Cheers,Mac.

Looking for advice on a Tissot Watch
Hi all, I've just joined the forum, i love it :) I've been reading this forum for a while, and I was wondering if some members could help me out choosing a new watch to start my collection, since even though I've been reading quite a bit, i'm still quite new to all this.Not long ago I decided to get a new watch after seeing an Armani watch that I liked, and then I realized that I really like watches so maybe i should start collecting them. So here I start.I saw the Tissot Desire and i loved it, but i am looking for something with a metal bracelet among other things:I am looking for:-roman numbers-under 43mm-metal bracelet (stainless steel, gray and not glossy/shiny)-calendar only, no complications-if possible, dots instead of lines-round or rectangular (not square)-under $350-very simple hand style (I don't like the mercedes style)-if possible, hands that don't glow in the darkSo I found these two:#1 - Classic Dream (I LOVE the hand style)#2 - PR50 QuartzI like the Classic Dream a bi

Saying goodbye to my 16610.....for a ?58
I had a Sub inch to scratch and did that last year when I bought a nos 16610. It has been my daily wearer but will be replaced as that by the BB58. My problem with the Sub has been that is it too recognisable and I find people and clients staring at it, more so than by Ceramic white dial Daytona. At the start or Rolex ownership I wanted this type of under the radar acceptance that I had a nice watch but as I lived with them i stared wearing watches for me and not others. I’m now at the stage where I want what I like and not what I think others would like, for sure this is the attraction for many to Rolex and it was part of it for me. I’m over that now. So, I always wanted a vintage looking piece but it is a mine field trying to find something original and good for a fair price.....Enter the BB58. It looks the perfect size for my small wrist and I really like the design, so I have agreed to move my Sub on and waiting quietly for the 58. The Daytona will have to take up the slack for a whi