Invicta Pro Diver Champagne Dial 18kt Gold-plated Ladies Watch 17038

Scott Sorry about that.
Now I know.

I kinda like this one
Been eyeing this one off and on when I get the opportunity, which is bad because the more I see it the more I like it.friendsoforis/store/i...4%204154LS.jpgBUT I'm forcing myself to look away.

New Arrival: Speedmaster Racing Co-Axial
I've been a bit of a goldilocks with Speedmasters in the past. The Reduced was a little too small, the Professional a little too large. I finally found one that is just right.

Fresh from the Patek "spa"
My wife bought me a second hand Gondolo for our 10th wedding anniversary. It really is a beautiful watch with a lovely form and clear dial - but I always like to get used watches serviced.It has been gone for 4 months and had a new hour hand, new glass, new strap and a spring of some description inside the works. I also asked for an Extract from the Archives - which turns out to be a beautiful certificate showing the serial numbers of your case & works, the date of manufacture and date of first sale. A nice souvenir in place from the original papers - oh and the dealer gave me a nice Patek magnifying glass.It really is like a new watch - I'm almost frightened to wear it !I hope you enjoy my poor phone pictures.

Rolex Explorer II Dilema
I know there has been 1,000 threads regarding the new vs old Explorer II size but I was hoping you guys could help me out. I¡¯m relatively new to watch collecting. My only other watch is a two line 14060M. I do have a Luminox Jolly Roger but that¡¯s more of a novelty. I was looking to add an Explorer II Polar to the collection but feel the 40 is just a hair too small and the 42 is a hair too big. I¡¯ve included a couple of wrist shots of each and hoping to get some advice as to which looks better. The maxi dial on the 42 isn¡¯t ideal but with the smaller no date sub I thought it might be a nice contrast. Thanks for all your advice!