Invicta Pro Diver Gold Dial Gold-plated Ladies Watch 19821

Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Watch
Oris is pretty well known to me as a maker of workhorse watches with all sorts of sporty themes. Maybe it is racing, or diving, or aviation - Oris has a handsome watch for the job. Less people know their retro styled watches. One such example is the Oris Big Crown Pointer Date watch. It has a terrible name (no effort there!), but totally falls into the category of what I call "the dad watch." Yea, that looks like something everyone's "dad" used to wear. It has that sense of classic no-nonsense functionality that seems to remind you of steady good taste for uncontroversial times in the past. This is for people whose father were not sports or action heroes but regular guys who wanted something nice, but "reasonable."The Big Crown Pointer Date watches come in a few styles and even in a smaller version for the ladies ("mom watch" anyone?). Prices are actually quite reasonable. You can a well-made mechanical Swiss watch for well under $1000. Of course there are version just over $1000 and a

The layout of Invicta Men's 7219 Signature Collection Corduba Diverlock Stainless Steel Watch
The scratch-resistant mineral crystals. Screws to the Crown. Case solid return. Case diameter: 47 mm. case thickness: 14 mm. The Fold-over with security clasp news release. At 200 meters/660 feet water resistant. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds and calendar. Additional Info: Japanese miyota automatic.

Rolex service center Manhattan
Just a quick post. Took my GMT-Master II in for bracelet adjustment. Thought I'd need one link removed. Nope; just adjustment holes were enough. No charge (even if links had been removed). Very nice.

Incoming 5167A off on vacation
It took some patience and several connections, the geo sphere dial landed on my wrist. The 5167 is truly a beauty to behold, there is not an unfinished surface to be seen. None of the photos I've seen can truly capture its beauty, the watch radiates dashes of colours like an exploding star, I am still in disbelief I went on holiday in Asia, had a beautiful lunch with Ruud Van Driver in Singapore (Paul is an awesome guy), then off to the watches capital of the world in Hong Kong. Too many pieces on every corner, 5712, 5164, 5726, 5960, 5980 and the 5170G ! Just to name a few I ran into in 24 hours, people actually wear them and go about their daily lives.Hot, humid and stormy weather, my 5167 stays accurate to the dot without missing a beat. Being discreet and extremely comfortable, I wore it everywhere and met interesting WIS, a nod is all it took to strike up a conversation.In a local non-touristy restaurant, a gentleman whom shared my table was also wearing an Aquanaut, he gave me a

New Blue DateJust 36mm
Hi guys!I wanted to buy 116234 with silver face but while traveling I got an absolute killer offer on a blue one! 22% off the price tag.Here¡¯s the beauty Pulled the trigger.I¡¯m still pondering was it the right decision.I was also told that for 500€ I can get the dial replaced at Rolex no problem. I would have two dials and still pay less than what I was offered on high street.What are your thoughts buddy¡¯s? Who prefers the blue or the silver!