Invicta Pro Diver Blue Dial Gold-plated Ladies Watch 17036

BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends September 12, 2014
It¡¯s been a long time coming, but it is finally here. Well, almost - it will actually go on sale only next year. Just days ago, Apple finally lifted the veil off its new smart watch, which is simply called the Apple Watch. Now, and even before it was unveiled, many are calling it the game changer, believing that it will have a profound and massive impact on the wearable technology industry. They are probably right; the watch is well made, looks relatively stylish, and has some good functionality. But what does it mean for the rest of the watch industry? Well, our Editor-in-Chief and founder Ariel weighs in with his thoughts.Apart from the Apple Watch, we also check out another ¡°smart¡± watch, albeit a more traditional one, in the form of Casio¡¯s MRG-G1000. Find out why?it is called the ultimate G-Shock in our hands-on article. Other new watches we checked out recently include Zenith¡¯s very vintage-looking Pilot Montre d¡¯Aeronef Type 20 GMT 1903, Cartier¡¯s new Calibre Diver, and a person

Aqua Terra Chronograph
I noticed the minute hand on the chronograph was slightly off centre to the right when I purchased the watch 4 weeks ago. Both second and hour hands are absolutely true. It appears to be getting worse although I'm probably being drawn to the defect. The chronograph function has hardly been used and the watch is otherwise running well (about +2 secs a day). Took a photo last night and it's fairly noticeable from the image. Should I be worried about this or not?

Service Question...
This coming July, I will have owned my Oris Williams F1 for three years. I wear it often and, when I don't, it's on the winder.When I bought it, the sales gal at my AD recommended having it serviced at three years if I wear it often, five if I don't. The AD would charge around $320.00 for the service. I've seen their work before; they're top-notch.A local retired watchmaker advertises that he'll service any Swiss watch for two bills. I'm not familiar with his work, but I've spoken to him, and he seems to know what he's talking about.My question: I know the AD does good work. Should I spend the extra hundred-plus to have them service the watch? Should I really worry about servicing the watch at all?Thanks!

AP RO jubilee jumbo
This beauty was kept in the ¡®dark¡¯ for too Long and screaming to come out for some fresh air. I have few RO and I must say this one is my most favourite one. Hope you like it too. Post and share with us your favourite RO. Cheers.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

3570.50 on leather
Nothing new, I just wanted to show what was on my wrist today. Take care and thanks for looking!