Invicta Pro Diver Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 15176

Roland Iten R8 Mk.II Luxury Belt Buckle Hands-On Exclusive
Yes, it isn't a watch, but it is what a belt buckle is when made and designed by watch makers, and people in the watch making world. I haven't specifically written about Roland Iten before on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, but he is an inventor and a designer - and he is very talented. Roland Iten is based in Switzerland, and his items are totally made in Switzerland. Few people have his eye for aesthetic, taste, and engineering. He is sort of an ultra suave nerd - my kinda guy. In fact, in his words, the three principles that lead all of his designs are "performance, skill, and sophistication." The implication is that these elements are what make his inventions interesting, are why his clients are attracted to the luxury gadgets he creates. What I like is that his products are all useful. Perhaps useful in the luxury sense sometimes, but more than mere novelties.What made Roland's brand famous are his belt buckles. Easily the most complex and interesting belt buckles in the world, they ar

theof Tag Heuer watch would looked better less half-banana in the form of eye
Most of the shows is that we know and love on the Carrera except for size small and simple-looking face. To help keep research too bare face, nails in Paris added designers texture (just a series of square boxes model) on the face and he gives one of these Windows "open" date that I am disgust whenever I see them. In my humble opinion, the watch would looked better less half-banana in the form of eye - headaches of a date window.

Parts Needed
Does anyone know where I can get the tiny bushings used to secure the link pins in a Bond seamaster bracelet? I need four.Thanks

What to do when boredom sets in?
Hey everyone... Havent posted on here in a lil while, hope everyone is wellI bought my blue dialed AP 25820 SS Perpetual Calendar last fall. I absolutely love it to death! After almost 8 months, I still LOVE looking at it! I'm kinda getting bored of it though (I think that's what it is) and often find myself looking to swap it out. Btw, this is a VERY long time for me to own the same watch.What do you guys (without a plethora of watches) do when you get bored of a watch? Currently my only other watch is a SS Yachty... My WG IWC Vintage Pilot only lasted a couple months with me. I hated the no date function, which I of course knew I would when I bought it Should I put it in the winder box and pull it out in a few weeks and see how I feel?

In defense of the Patek E23 (on ref. 3747)
I own the 3747 and love it. Yes, it's a Quartz and not mechanical. Frankly, I don't care. The watch itself is gorgeous (I'm getting it serviced by Patek now and have ordered a navy blue stitched alligator strap which I'll post once I have the watch back). I also love the date function, which unfortunately is missing on the new Golden Ellipse models. Couple of reasons why I purchased this watch: A. Did I say it's gorgeous? I know it's more expensive than other Quartz watches, but the quality and aesthetics of this piece are, quite frankly, unmatched. B. I don't have to wind it - ever.C. It tells me the perfect time - every day.D. The service costs are considerably more cheaper.E. I can put it away and wear my Audemars automatic watch for weeks and know that when I pick up the Patek, it will be running (assuming of course the battery doesn't need to be replaced ;))If Patek ever comes out with a GE with a date function in an automatic movement, I could consider upgrading. Until then, this