Invicta Reserve Hydromax Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 16966

Nomos for Doctors Without Borders
Not often enough do watch brands commit to donating a portion of profits to charity. Sure, there are auctions here and there that go towards foundations, but generally speaking it's not common enough practice. That is part of what makes the Nomos Doctors Without Borders (Medics San Frontieres) watches so exciting.This limited edition of 2,000 watches will contribute $100 per sale from the Nomos and retail end to this great charity, for a total of $200k. And this isn't a one-time deal either. Nomos has issued both German and UK variants of the watch, so the total amount being given is much higher.The other part?.. Well, simply that these are great looking watches by one of our favorite brands, and even though this is a limited edition with unique design elements they don't cost more than the regular model. The Doctors Without Borders US edition will consist of 1,000 Tangente 38's and 1,000 Tangente 33's for $2,140 and $1,840 respectively.The unique design features of this edition includ

Introducing: The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin, With Legendary Caliber 1120
Now this is an interesting one. Vacheron, which showed both a brand new in-house chronograph AND a brand new self-winding caliber today at SIHH 2016, brings us the purists Overseas – an ultra-thin, white gold watch with not only no date window, but no seconds hand. How? By using one of the most iconic movements in the world – the caliber 1120, or the AP 2120, or what began its life as the JLC 920. Yes, it's the movement used today in the Royal Oak Jumbo, but Vacheron still uses it in a few piece like the Patrimony Traditionelle Self-Winding, and now we see it in what can easily be described as the 222 re-incarnate. 1 OF 5 The 1970s era Vacheron 222 used the same JLC 920 based caliber as found in the new Ultra-Thin Overseas Coming in at 40mm and housed exclusively in white gold, the Overseas Ultra-Thin feels very familiar. Inside beats that same 144 component, 2.45 mm thick, self-winding caliber that we all know and love. On the dial side, we see a sun

Anyone know of a 233 in stock at an AD?
Hi,Nothing here locally. Does anyone know of one in stock at an AD?I hope this is not against forum rules, but what should I expect to pay? I'm coming from the Rolex world, this will be my first Panerai, so I'm just learning the ropes.Thanks in advance.

Laser welding Rose gold possible?
Hey guy, I've been told by so many watch dealer as I've been consulting them on getting a novelty rg. People tell me that rg watch or any gold watch cant be laser welded so if there's a deep scratch I'm screwed. Is this true ? Anyone know or have any experience? He said this is the very reason gold watch price drop more than steel watch as well which if that's the case it make sense. Btw I've been offer a 26401j series 2016 the condition was used with slight scratches. The seller knows me and knowing I want one he send the watch to buff off the light scratches so it look nicer which ruin it for me what's ur thought on that? Or i'm over thinkingSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Changing the time while stopwatch running
Hello,I've recently bought an Omega Speedmaster 57' (with the 9300 coaxial movement) and i would like to use the chrono dial as a second time zone.would i harm the watch if i started the chronograph and then set the time 2 hours back (while the chrono is still running) ?Thanks !