Invicta Pro Diver Mother of Pearl Dial Grey Leather Swiss Quartz Men's Watch 18429

Buying Watches In Kiev, Ukraine: Crystal Group
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can¡¯t miss, let us know in the comments below. Here is a map of stores we have covered so far.Where to buy watches in Kiev, Ukraine?We depart a bit today from just our standard questions and answers and will provide a more in-depth look at how the watch market in Ukraine differs from Western markets. The following insights come from Mr. Dmintriy Berdyanskyy who is the president of Crystal Group Ukraine. Founded in 1996, the Crystal Group has stores in the Ukrainian cities of Kiev, Odessa, Dniprop

Thoughts about OMEGA Seamaster Professional 200M (Pre-Bond)
Hey guys!Yesterday I was doing a little trip around local antique shops and after few hours of walking around them I saw one watch which really attracted me. That was Omega Seamaster Professional 200M Quartz Pre-bond model. Because of that I am asking you, guys, what do you think about this watch? Maybe someone has some beautiful photos of it? The price of it was 400 pounds (~650$). Should I buy it or should I not(You know, sometimes it's really hard to make a decision like that )? Waiting for advice,Mantas

New Arrival: Grand Seiko Spring Drive GMT SBGE001
I got this beauty just about 2 weeks ago from Joe at AZFT (http://www.azfinetime.com/). This year I set out to get a couple of Seiko Spring Drive grails and decided on the Ananta SPS007 SD Chrono and the GS SGBGE001 SD GMT as "40th birthday" presents. Indeed, once you get over the hill it is crucial to have some fine timepieces for the journey into the golden years :P In between been crazy busy at work and then getting sick the following week, I simply did not have the time/tranquility to sit down and immerse myself into this sublime watch.SoBetter later than never, eh? Much has been said and written about this watch over the years....So here it goes.The official unboxing ceremony of the mighty SBGE001 8) :Typical of Grand Seiko packaging, this is the outer card box sleeve. I have no idea what the Japanese text says, but if anyone does, please let me know....Then you are presented with a nice "leatherette" 2-piece box.....Removing the top box cover you are greeted by a sheet of genuine

There's quite a battle going on...
...in the Omega Photo contest:http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/42961.htmThe contest ends in a few days, so if you haven't cast a vote yet please do so.

My Omega Experience
I had recently posted that I picked up a classic moonwatch speedy with the hesalite crystal. I really like this watch. There is just something very charming about it. I have never used that adjective for a watch before. However, I was recently away for business. I was nervous to bring it because I was worried I might have had it sized too small. Sometimes it is just perfect, but when I swell, it really does get a bit too snug for my liking. And being that I was going away, I was wary. Well, with all the walking around and whatnot it definitely got tight on me. I also like to sleep with my watch on, especially while I am away. So I was looking for a solution. And I got lucky as there was literally an Omega boutique on our walk home one night. I stopped in to ask if there was a micro adjustment, that they could do, that I might not have known about. Sadly there was not. After a bit of casual conversation they made a few offers of different options such as a Nato. I mention