Invicta Pro Diver Red Dial Red Polyurethane Band Men's Watch 11940

Linde Werdelin Improves Their Free Watch Evaluation Process With the "Test Set"
Trust me that it can sometimes be a logistical (and insurance) nightmare for Linde Werdelin to provide potential customers with a free trial run of one of their watches. Basically, they will send you one of their watches for five days to check out and determine if you want to buy it. They obviously hope that you do so. And the point is that you get a real-live chance to experience their watches. As a sign of the Internet distribution times, Linde Werdelin is a pioneer - setting the tone for what will be the future of online watch watch buying. To my knowledge, no one else has been this straight forward and accommodating when it has come giving you the change to check out the product.Since Linde Werdelin started, I believe that they offered some form of test run for their watches. However, before now, you could only check out their Elemental watch model. With the advent of the new Linde Werdelin "Test Set," you now only get to try out a larger selection of watches, but they also send yo

Affordable Vintage: 1969 Bulova Accutron Deep Sea
While Bulova/Accutron made many killer divers in the 1960’s and 1970’s, the dual crown Deep Sea has to be the coolest kid on the block.? Sure, there’s the Bulova Super Compressors, and Accutron made several awesome Deep Sea and Snorkel models, but none are quite as bold as the Deep Sea.This Deep Sea model looks like a Super Compressor with its dual crowns and rotating inner divers bezel, but it is not. The Super Compressors were of course made by EPSA and had a specialized proprietary water sealing design in addition to the iconic inner rotating bezel. Several companies in the 1960’s and 1970’s cashed in on the popularity of this design, and one of them was Accutron, who really did a bang up job.This baby is a big ol’ chunk of solid stainless steel, measuring in at just over 41mm wide by 45mm long, with 20mm lugs. With its giant superdome thick acrylic crystal, it measures 14.5mm thick. Over all, this watch really has wrist presence. The case is clas

The WWI Trench Watch of Lieutenant Paul Baer, America's VERY FIRST Flying"ACE" ! ! !
Hey guys!A couple of days ago I decided that I was going to attend the NAWCC Texas Lone Star Regional Watch Show that was being held in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite.So, yesterday at 5:30am I hopped in my car and drove from Houston to Dallas, a very pleasant 3 hour drive through the country.Attendance was higher this year I think, more tables and more people.I scored several good finds but one of them stands leaps and bounds above the rest.This is without a doubt the MOST incredible find of my career with a military provenance that is almost unbelievable. This trench watch originally belonged to First Lieutenant Paul Baer of the 103d Aero Squadron!Lieutenant Baer was the very first "FLYING ACE" in the history of American military aviation! A combat pilot has to have FIVE confirmed kills in order to get "ACE" status.He is credited with NINE confirmed aerial victories and SEVEN unconfirmed aerial victories.He also scored the very FIRST aerial combat victory for ANY American unit during t

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Which would you choose? 14060 no box 16610 full kit
Hey guys.Have an option for a couple watches 14060 (2004) 2 liner No box or papers $4450Or 16610 (2007) full kit $5550Here are some pics. Never dealt with the seller before, he is also on my local classifieds so no feedback on any forums but has agreed to meet at a dealer. Please let me know if anything looks off14060:16610:Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk