Invicta Reserve Collection Chronograph Blue Rubber Men's Watch 6433

What would be your ideal line up to say "I'm done." ?
I'm really not a big collection type guy - I prefer to have a small number of watches that I regularly wear. So I, from time to time, give thought as to what my ideal line up before I'd say "I'm done buying watches."I think I'm actually pretty close - I've got three which I think are permanent fixtures for me:My 16613 Submariner: A great watch for all ocassions, and about my favorite watch in my collection:My Daytona: I just love it - dresses up, dresses down. And it has all the lastest improvements from Rolex inside and out:My Red 1680: This one has more collector appeal for me, but I still wear it quite often:To this line up, I'd like to add a yellow gold Day Date (gold dial, stick markers), a TT GMT IIc, and perhaps a white gold or platinum Day Date with the ice blue diamond dial. Then I think I would be "done."You?

How often is enough?
How often should I rotate wearing my autos?I have three watches i care about wearing and no winder.Right now I wear them when ever i feel like it, sometimes I'll wear one for weeks then get another, wind it up and wear it for a few days to a few week then switch again; each time letting the non-worn wind down until i take them out for a spin.To me its like a car, you don't let it sit and run while your not going to be using it.So what do you guys recommend? Seems to me keeping them all runnning all the time adds extra wear, but monthly ( weekly) rotations are enough to spread the love...er I mean oil around and keep things happy.

Forgot all about my Speedy, please forgive me....
I must confess I've been all about vintage Rolex sports models lately and mostly only wearing dive watches. I opened up my watch box and looked at my 3572.50 Speedy Pro today and thought its been a while since I even wound this thing, let alone worn it. So I took it out, rubbed some polywatch on the crystal, used a microfiber towel to wipe down the caseback and lugs and wound her up. After just taking a thorough look at it, glaring into the beautiful 1863 movement and remembering all the history behind it. I quickly fell back in love. I decided with the 3572.50 being discontinued and having both the perfect hesalite crystal and the sapphire caseback I plan on keeping this watch forever and a .321 will have to just join in. Well I hope you guys forgive my foolishness of forgetting about wearing this legendary watch, but know its already back in rotation. ~DavidMKII

Limited edition ratio
Not trying to start anything but does anyone know what percentage of Panerai models are limited or special edition?

Rolex 1991 Explorer ii 16570 Black Dial Issues
Rolex 1991 Explorer ii 16570 Black Dial IssuesHey guys, I bought a Rolex Explorer ii 16570 Black Dial from a vendor in Miami a few weeks ago (I will not name them just yet, but I can later on if required - I want to give them the benefit of the doubt).I believe I got the watch at a good price, it did come complete with papers, box, service records etc. However it arrived appear to be a lot more scuffed up than pictured. I indicated to the seller that I wasn't happen about this and they refunded me the equivalent of the cost of a polish. OK, not great, but cheaper than posting it back (from Australia).My main issue now and something I would like the opinion of any experts here is when I received the watch, I wound it, around 30 times. Nothing happened, I shook it gently, still nothing, wound it again, then it started running. So I then set it to the exact time here in Melbourne and kept a close eye on it. Later that day, it had lost half an hour. Ok, so I wound it again, set it to exact