Invicta Reserve Excursion Swiss Chronograph Men's Watch 11015

Bring a Loupe: A Selection Of Elegant Watches From Jaeger-LeCoultre, Patek, And Rolex
This week's Bring A Loupe will explore a new side of horology, featuring thin and elegant watches that would go so well with a smoking jacket. Expect some great pieces from the most renowned manufactures at tackling slimness issues – Jaeger-LeCoultre and Piaget of course, but also Rolex, with the forgotten Veriflat. For the chrono addicts, get ready for an outstanding Heuer Autavia and a very full set Rolex Daytona. This is your Bring A Loupe for September 25, 2015. Foreword: the case size of the selected watches might appear tiny on paper, however you should consider that a flat profile always increases the perceived dimensions on the wrist, as illustrated by Jack's review of the 36 mm Vacheron Constantin Ultra Fine 1955 here. A Surprisingly Slim Rolex, The Veriflat 1 OF 11 With all the iconic tool watches you know of, Rolex would probably not be the first manufacture to spring to mind when considering a thin dressy watch. However, in the 1950

Stainless Steel AP & PP Combo?
Have a 15400 (black dial) that I like a lot and JLC deep sea chrono (42mm) that doesnt sing to me. Thinking about swapping the JLC (and cash) for a 5167, but then will have two black dialed watches. Alternative is more cash to get a 5711 or add the 15400 (and more cash) to the trade and get a 15202 plus 5167. Appreciate advice.

First Omega and New member!
Hey everyone! So this is basically my first real post on here. I just joined up on the forum yesterday. I have always been a huge watch fan my entire life and I finally bought my first legit watch. I wanted something classy and dressier so I went with a vintage Omega Seamaster. I was doing a lot of research on vintage Omegas before I found one and purchased. The 565 movement is suppose to be one of the more reliable ones Omega made so I jumped at the chance to buy this one. I'm pretty excited with it.

What to do?!
Hi Guys.Just a thought: I have an Omega Seamaster Pro. I love it but I'm dying to get a Rolex! I now work part time and I'm at College so the income isn't what it used to be. Anyway, I'm thinking of selling it to fund or partly fund a Rolex. I know resale value on these aren't great, but does anyone have any idea roughly how much it would go for? Obviously I'd be selling privately, I work in the trade and I know I'd get pennies for it if I sold it back to a retailer. It's only a year old, great condition (usual surface scratches from everyday wear but nothing really noticeable), still has box and papers and 2 years left on the guarantee. Like I say, it's just a thought. I love the idea of a vintage sub or something along those lines, even something needing a little TLC for a bit of a project. I'm fairly new to Rolex so any info or opinions are appreciated! Here's an iPhone pic...sorry about the quality.

stickers on the new watch
while browsing at a grey earlier. Happen to notice that some submariners like the hulk or ND come with stickers that are with the white QR code instead of the usual black QR code.Note that the watches are fully stickered properly just that the sticker with the QR code was in white instead. didn't get to take a picture of it though.incase anyone is wondering which sticker I refer to it is the usual black QR sticker pictured in the attachment. any cause for concern if the watch is with a sticker QR code in white instead? does it denote something else ?