Invicta Russian Diver Skeletonized Mechanical Gold-tone Men's Watch 1243

Keep or give away the LV?
I have an older style LV with no Rolex markings inside around the face, and thankfully without the green dial. It was sent in twice for repair to Rolex, as the timing on it was way off. +30 a day was the average. How that happened after receiving the COSC certification is beyond me, but who knows how they are handled once they leave the factory. Since then, it has had no issues, and runs +4 a day, which is perfectly acceptable. I was considring giving the watch to my son, however, after seeing the new LVs, I was thinking of maybe keeping it just for the uniqueness of it, and buying him a traditional sub instead as it would be more versatile in the business world. I understand watches are not to be thought of as an investment, especially due to the markup and various other factors, but, I am curious of others thoughts. Given Rolex changed the LV, do people feel they will be sought after in a decade or two like the red sub, original pepsi gmt, or other? Or will they just be thought of as

Galonnes pocket watch affordable big silver and reliable
Sorry I haven't posted sooner. Watch collecting on budget is going good so far I haven't spent over ¡ê40 except on my tissot for my birthday. So here's my latest . I know it's not a wristwatch. But it's been ticking for 110 years. It is a German cased Swiss movement 1902 galonnes remontoir 6 jewel pocket watch . It is all original other than its glass. image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpg

24 hour watches... anybody?
Anybody wear one?Like it?Don't?We want to know.

Why I wear AP
I have recently come out of the tunnel on a business deal/construction project took three nightmarish years. We still aren't 100% sure it will be a success, but I have survived three of the most awful partners fighting, threatening lawsuits, etc and are back on track. I feel like a giant cloud has been hanging over my head since it began.I was doing some thinking on my recent 15400 blue dial purchase and wondered why I was so attracted to this brand... Here are my thoughts:Just like an AP, our lives are a complex machine. Many moving parts work in harmony for the goal. Keeping them in balance is of the utmost importance. Parts that cause friction must be honed or removed. All parts must be made with both beauty and function in mind.When I look at my AP, it is a reminder to appreciate the beauty that goes into my work. Every day I am building my machine. A machine that keeps me and my family healthy and provides for us. I would like to think that owning an AP says a few things about the

This sang to me....
Had to get it....