Invicta Pro Diver Rose and Silver Dial Grey Silicone Men's Watch 14832

Showing at WatchTime IBG 2014: Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique
WatchTime and noted watch collector and expert Jeff Kingston have teamed up again for the 2014 edition of the popular ¡°Inside Basel.Geneva¡± series of collector events, kicking off tomorrow night, September 5, in Chicago. Among the core sponsoring watch brands is Breguet, which will showcase its Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique 5377 at the events.The Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique 5377, which the brand says is the world’s thinnest self-winding tourbillon watch, comes in either a platinum or rose-gold case that measures 42 mm in diameter and an astoundingly slender 7 mm thick. Its movement, manufacture Caliber 581DR, is only 3 mm thick. The off-centered tourbillon carriage is made of titanium and protected by a number of patents. The movement is also fitted with a non-magnetic silicon balance spring and an escapement made of silicon and a special non-magnetic steel. Also notable are the movement’s ¡°high energy¡± barrel, which provides a

Speedmaster Broad Arrow 3551.20 stainless bracelet swap options
I am new to the forum and am looking for a little assistance. I just purchased a new Speedmaster Broad Arrow Model 3551.20 white dial/blue hands, I would like to change the stainless bracelet to a different style like the Aqua Terra or possibly the 1171. I spoke with someone at OTTO FREI who told me they couldnt tell me what other bracelets will fit my watch. Im looking for others who have changed bracelets and to which style

Take over the Moon....
Let's say a company like Invicta puts up its own satellite that could project their Logo on the Moon for all the world to see. It would be a genius Branding idea! The perfect brainwashing of the younger generationWIS constantly having to explain what that is on the Moon to their children. It would be funny

Movement Help Please - Vintage Galco
I have posted about a recent acquisition here (link) and am curious about the age of the watch and movement type. I know there were many 17 Jewel movements produced over the years. Some pictures and questions:Movement appears to be in pretty good shape - seal was holding well.Looks to be a fairly standard 17 Jewel movement.I take the AS ST markings to mean the movement is from Adolf Schild - any ideas on which movement?I didn't think they stamped the years on movements - but, could this movement be from the 1950/51 batch???Any help, as always, is appreciated - thanks!B

Costco sighting
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