HOT MODELS : Movado 0605024Breitling a71340L2/q561-ssBreitling A1931012/G750/437X/A20BA.1Patek Philippe 3445Cartier W1556367
Invicta 19231 Features
Brand:Invicta
Model:19231
Gender:Men's
Movement:Quartz
Engine:9238
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Blue
Crystal:Flame Fusion
Hands:Gold-tone
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Sub Dials:Three- Date, Day of the Week, and 24 Hours
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Clasp:Fold Over with Safety
Case Size:48 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Crown:Pull / Push
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Solid
Bezel:Fixed
Water Resistance:50 meters / 165 feet
Calendar:Date display at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Date, Day, Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Gold, Stainless Steel
Style:Casual Watches
Warranty:With Manufacturer's Guarantee
Internal ID:IN19231
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Invicta 19231 wrist watches news:
OCD over my AP
I recently added an AP ROO Diver to collection. I bought it pre-owned, and am really loving the watch. When I was admiring the watch the other day, I noticed that the 8 screws on the caseback are slighty marred. This was probably done when someone was trying to authenticate the watch, and probably didn't have the exact screwdriver.It is not that noticeable, and it is in the back of the watch. However after I noticed this it started bugging me. I enquired about getting the screws replaced, and I was quoted $25 a screw, and I would have to ship it out.My wife thinks I am getting a little OCD with the watch.What do you guys think. Would you get the screws replaced or leave it?
I recently added an AP ROO Diver to collection. I bought it pre-owned, and am really loving the watch. When I was admiring the watch the other day, I noticed that the 8 screws on the caseback are slighty marred. This was probably done when someone was trying to authenticate the watch, and probably didn't have the exact screwdriver.It is not that noticeable, and it is in the back of the watch. However after I noticed this it started bugging me. I enquired about getting the screws replaced, and I was quoted $25 a screw, and I would have to ship it out.My wife thinks I am getting a little OCD with the watch.What do you guys think. Would you get the screws replaced or leave it?
Help - looking at 3445 as first Patek
All: thank you so much in advance. Been looking at a 3445 Calatrava that has sat with a vintage dealer for over one year. (anybody know Swiss Watch Expo?). What can I do to avoid making a mistake here? I.e., should I expect this watch to keep perfect time or will performance degrade over decades? Can it be reconditioned to run perfectly and by whom? And how do I have it checked to make sure it's real? (The dealer sells a lot of Pateks but I'm still cautious). Thanks!
All: thank you so much in advance. Been looking at a 3445 Calatrava that has sat with a vintage dealer for over one year. (anybody know Swiss Watch Expo?). What can I do to avoid making a mistake here? I.e., should I expect this watch to keep perfect time or will performance degrade over decades? Can it be reconditioned to run perfectly and by whom? And how do I have it checked to make sure it's real? (The dealer sells a lot of Pateks but I'm still cautious). Thanks!
One of the two Panarai models I own
Panerai Submersible Pam193 OP6612 in Titanium case.Limited edition of 600 with this one being 301/600. This watch isequipped with an electronic depth gauge.
Panerai Submersible Pam193 OP6612 in Titanium case.Limited edition of 600 with this one being 301/600. This watch isequipped with an electronic depth gauge.
Yacht Master Dial Question
Were there two different versions of the metallic platinum dial on the SS Plat YM? If so when was the change?
Were there two different versions of the metallic platinum dial on the SS Plat YM? If so when was the change?
Need Advice On DayDate
I've been back in the DD market as of late, and the watch I settle on will not be a safe queen. I'm wanting something I can wear daily and for a long time. I'm quite drawn to a 228235 or even a 118206, but I've found a a K serial 118238 near me which I'm not at all opposed to.. and it's $10k less that either of the previous options mentioned. One thing I'm an absolute stickler on is wanting the heavier band with solid end links found starting on the P (2000) serials. Of course, Rolex then upgraded the clasp starting with the F serials a couple of years later. I actually had one of these on my previous DD that I could kick myself for selling. I was only 27, timid about all gold, and wanted to pay off my house, so the watch was sold. Needless to say, values have gone up substantially in the subsequent 10 years But I digress. What are your thoughts on the clasps of newer models with president bands? Is it substantial enough of a difference that it would be a deal breaker? Or a relatively
I've been back in the DD market as of late, and the watch I settle on will not be a safe queen. I'm wanting something I can wear daily and for a long time. I'm quite drawn to a 228235 or even a 118206, but I've found a a K serial 118238 near me which I'm not at all opposed to.. and it's $10k less that either of the previous options mentioned. One thing I'm an absolute stickler on is wanting the heavier band with solid end links found starting on the P (2000) serials. Of course, Rolex then upgraded the clasp starting with the F serials a couple of years later. I actually had one of these on my previous DD that I could kick myself for selling. I was only 27, timid about all gold, and wanted to pay off my house, so the watch was sold. Needless to say, values have gone up substantially in the subsequent 10 years But I digress. What are your thoughts on the clasps of newer models with president bands? Is it substantial enough of a difference that it would be a deal breaker? Or a relatively
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