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Invicta 13093 Features
Brand:Invicta
Series:Pro Diver
Model:13093
Gender:Men's
Movement:Quartz
Engine:Japanese TMI YM91A Quartz Chronograph
Dial Color:Black
Crystal:Flame Fusion
Hands:Luminous Silver-tone
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Sub Dials:Two - 60 Second and 60 Minute
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Length:8.5 inches
Clasp:Fold Over
Case Size:48 mm
Case Thickness:15 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Crown:Pull / Push
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Solid
Bezel:Uni-directional Rotating Blue Ion-plated
Water Resistance:200 meters / 660 feet
Calendar:Date display at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Chronograph, Date, Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Chronograph, Stainless Steel
Warranty:With Manufacturer's Guarantee
Internal ID:IN13093
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Invicta 13093 wrist watches news:
A sneak peek, Omega style!
John and I visited the NAWCC museum today. It's quite a place! He'll be doing the full photo essay, but I wanted to share a couple shots I thought we'd enjoy here.I kinda felt bad for Carter (the museum curator). He was gracious enough to track down keys for certain displays, and while the case was open I had to grab a shot of this:And how could I not include a shot of a wrist watch?Keep an eye out for the full report!
John and I visited the NAWCC museum today. It's quite a place! He'll be doing the full photo essay, but I wanted to share a couple shots I thought we'd enjoy here.I kinda felt bad for Carter (the museum curator). He was gracious enough to track down keys for certain displays, and while the case was open I had to grab a shot of this:And how could I not include a shot of a wrist watch?Keep an eye out for the full report!
TRUE reason for recent price increases??
So, Rolex has increased their prices (like many other watch brands) quite a bit, despite a very strong downturn in the economies of the US & Europe. The 'reasons' range from higher demand (which very few probably believe) to metal prices to currency fluctuations.Well, reading the release of the 2010 COSC certifications yesterday, I saw an interesting trend, and one that 'bucks' what the manufactures and dealers say - global demand is not only strong but growing. Now Rolex does not release actual sales, but the majority of their models are COSC certified, and the percentage of COSC certified models vs. the not has not changes much over the years (the ND Sub is the only exception I think). So COSC certifications are a pretty good indication of sales. Not exact for that year, as not every movement is sold the same year it's certified, but for year-year comparisons it's probably pretty close.So in:2000 - Rolex certified 635,209 movements2002 - 814,720 movements2006 - 710,752 moveme
So, Rolex has increased their prices (like many other watch brands) quite a bit, despite a very strong downturn in the economies of the US & Europe. The 'reasons' range from higher demand (which very few probably believe) to metal prices to currency fluctuations.Well, reading the release of the 2010 COSC certifications yesterday, I saw an interesting trend, and one that 'bucks' what the manufactures and dealers say - global demand is not only strong but growing. Now Rolex does not release actual sales, but the majority of their models are COSC certified, and the percentage of COSC certified models vs. the not has not changes much over the years (the ND Sub is the only exception I think). So COSC certifications are a pretty good indication of sales. Not exact for that year, as not every movement is sold the same year it's certified, but for year-year comparisons it's probably pretty close.So in:2000 - Rolex certified 635,209 movements2002 - 814,720 movements2006 - 710,752 moveme
Leather strap size
I have a speedmaster pro from moon to Mars. I would like to put a leather strap on it. What size do I order 18mm or 20mm. Thinking of purchasing a Hirsch strap. Thoughts please.
I have a speedmaster pro from moon to Mars. I would like to put a leather strap on it. What size do I order 18mm or 20mm. Thinking of purchasing a Hirsch strap. Thoughts please.
Omega Seamaster GMT
I'm eyeballing the GMT, what do you guys think about it? Would it make a good everyday watch and how is the overall quality of it?Thanks amigosHere's the beauty that i'm talking about....
I'm eyeballing the GMT, what do you guys think about it? Would it make a good everyday watch and how is the overall quality of it?Thanks amigosHere's the beauty that i'm talking about....
Has Rolex boxed itself into a corner with Ceramic Bezels?
Ceramic is a fine material and looks like perfection on a Black Bezel white face Daytona. That said does every Rolex need to bring the bling? I like bling but not for every occasion. Also the charm of vintage Rolexes was the way they aged. A 2018 Rolex will look the same 50 years from now. Has Rolex boxed itself into a corner with this level of precision?
Ceramic is a fine material and looks like perfection on a Black Bezel white face Daytona. That said does every Rolex need to bring the bling? I like bling but not for every occasion. Also the charm of vintage Rolexes was the way they aged. A 2018 Rolex will look the same 50 years from now. Has Rolex boxed itself into a corner with this level of precision?
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