Invicta Pro Diver Grand Chronograph Men's Watch 11477

RALF TECH WRX Manufacture Torpedo Watch Inspired By Submarine Interior
We don't talk about Ralf Tech watches that much, but if you are into a sort of modern Panerai-style dive watch, then you've probably heard about them. All of a sudden, Ralf Tech has released a totally weird creation that is not only totally out of character for them in terms of design, but also price. I don't know who the target demographic for this Ralf Tech WRX Manufacture Torpedo watch is, but the model-style dial based on a submarine torpedo bay door is pretty cool in a totally not functional way.If you are the type of person who likes small models and miniatures, then you'll appreciate the concept here. Tool watch guys looking for strictly functional items to tell them the time will not understand this type of piece at all. In its own way, this is the ultimate watch for certain types of nerds - and isn't that what boutique luxury watches are all about? Given the extremely limited set of watches Ralf Tech is going to make, I am sure they will find the fewer than a dozen required bu

Girard-Perregaux Constant Escapement Watch
"Constant Escapement" sounds like the marketing slogan for an all-inclusive vacation resort somewhere. "What you truly seek is constant escapement..." It is true, like other hobbies in life, high-end watches are a constant distraction, and offer some nice escape when wound properly. What?Girard-Perregaux?actually means is "constant force escapement" - which is really what this new high-end technically-astute timepiece is all about. In this watch are clues to the future of the brand as well as insight as to what Switzerland's top watch makers are currently working on. The Constant Escapement doesn't do anything new, but it does do some existing things in a fresh new way.What we've been noticing lately from Girard-Perregaux is a rather distinct rejection of its own aesthetic codes. For a while, Girard-Perregaux was all about "classic and timeless" - with good looking retro-inspired pieces and a relative negligence of their sport watch collections. This was them taking the vintage watch c

The Monster Rises Again
Just got this new Seiko SRP309J1 in - the refreshed Orange Monster with the 4R36 movement. Right now, it's only available in Asian markets but will be coming to the US officially in May. I'll be doing a review for ABOUT TIME magazine.

Last straw for eBay
I have a perfect rating on eBay, and have maintained that for the whole 3.5 years I've been buying and selling yet I just got this message from Paypal when I went to check on payment for a watch that sold last night:While you establish a successful sales history on eBay, in most cases, funds from eBay sales are available in 21 days - or sooner, based on how you ship the order. To help get your funds faster, print your shipping labels on eBay or PayPal, upload your tracking information, or mark the items as shipped on eBay. If your buyer reports a problem, it may take longer to get your funds.Okay, just a misunderstanding, right? WRONG! I called and asked a rep and they said that the hold was put on my funds since I don't have any transaction history in the last 6 months. After a brief back & forth and some attempted spin control from him, he finally admitted that despite my flawless record I'd have to re-establish my history as if I was a new member. Sorry, but that's a crock.

41 mm and Quarz movements
I was looking on ebay and found these models. I find this models 2541.80 and 2221.80 and others with longer numbers but a kind member from the Forum told me they are discontinued. What is the newest?I would try to get the most recent. I think 41 mm is far my favorite. Why Omega stopped it? People prefer automated? They are not accurate as quartz.Thanks guys.