Invicta Pro Diver Chronograph Men's Watch 12431

Longines Heritage 1973 Review
Vintage chronograph. Those two words combined tend to perk the interest of any watch collector. Whether it's the NASA approved capabilities of a cal. 321 Speedmaster, the eccentric asymmetry of cal. 15 Heuers, the military ruggedness of a Lemania 5100 Orfina or the no-fuss functionality of a Seiko 6139, there is just something about the added complexity of a chronograph that when mixed with the style of the 60¡®s and 70's (or earlier) that draws us in. Throw in the interactive aspect of starting, stopping and resetting a chronograph, feeling the snap of the pushers, seeing the second-counter jump into action… and you have watches that are as addictive to wear as they are to operate.Today, we're not looking at a vintage chronograph, but rather a new chronograph that draws closely from a vintage piece, the Longines Heritage 1973 (for a history of Longines, click here). When first announced shortly before Basel 2013, the Heritage 1973 created quite a buzz. While it is a reinterpretat

Have our preferences changed Part Two
The last time I asked what members' choice was, it was a dead heat. Just testing the waters again to see if our preferences have changed.

New to watch collecting and need some buying advise
So I say I'm new to watch collecting because I never thought of it as collecting. Recently my teenager started getting into watches and he realized while I don't actually wear a watch all that often I happen to have a few from back in my going to an office daily days. So I took out the old watches and with some googling how some were still in style while others never became classics like my tricolor gold Rolex (yes it was tacky when I got it but weren't we all). I sold most of them and only kept the ones with sentimental value. Here is where I get to needing advise. I want to start wearing a watch again on a daily basis. So I want to get a new or slightly pre-owned one. I'm thinking of an PP aquanaut or AP Royal Oak. I have excluded wearing a PP Nautilus on a daily basis, too fragile and scratchable. I know I'm in the AP forum here, but I figure the PP one will always say buy a PP. One more thing, my son says I should just buy a new Blue Milgauss with green tint since I'm always

2nd Panerai
Last year I purchased my 1st Panerai, pan 88. I wish to add a 2nd to my collection and would like some opinions. I would like to get something very different from the 88, Although the Radiomir are incredible--I was thinking a carbotech or a submariner. I think a 47m is large for my 7in wrist. Your thoughts? thanks in advance

Pepsi delivery date estimate
I talked with a salesperson at at Rolex AD in Connecticut last week and was told that they will start to receive the new Pepsi in October. They are slated to get delivery of one watch per month. There are 55 people on their waiting list. I won't comment on inaccurate information that some of us have received from ADs in the past. Just passing along the information.