Invicta Russsian Diver Blue Dial Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 1434

I've been time warped into the 1950's ! ! ! !
Hey guys !Most of you guys know that I pretty much only work on watches from the WWI period but today was a bit different!I've been time warped up to the 1950's ! ! ! ! !I bought this watch 11 months ago at the NAWCC Auburn Regional but just now got around to it.The iconic circa 1952 Lord Elgin Black Knight ! ! ! ! !One of the main reasons that I bought this piece is because of the condition of the case, dial and hands, SUPERB CONDITION.The case does NOT have any gold fill wear spots!!!I polished the case and it now appears to be glowing, that 14k gold filled looks awesome ! ! !The movement inside this Lord Elgin was toast, somebody tried to do a repair and just caused more damage by the looks of it.So, I replaced the entire movement with a freshly serviced later model, same 21 jewel 680 movement just made at a later date.I think that this wrist shot just might be one of the best that I have ever taken ! ! ! !

Seiko 5 SNZJ11K1
Seiko released another new model in their Seiko 5 sports series recently. This model spots an interesting dial with a rotating bezel compass (rotating compass bezel not useful outside the Northern Hemisphere though). I thought the hour markers look rather cool. This watch is black TICN treated and powered by 7s36 movement.Seiko 5 SNZJ11K1Cheers!

Two new additions... (PHOTOS)
So this was a good week. Two new watches was delivered. Once received, that leather straps had to make way for quality ones. The blue dialed one was very difficult to photograph (reflective dial). Took some photos and like to share themments as always, are welcome...(PS - Branding PS'ed out)

President Kennedy's Omega
Yesterday, I stopped by the Omega boutique at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles. I took a long look at the new Omega '57 Speedmaster. Then, while chatting with the staff about Omega, I asked about the watch Omega made a few years ago which replicated the Omega worn by President Kennedy. I learned that Omega made just 261 of these watches. Moments later, I was looking at 221.It is a pure dress watch, of the old school. No second hand. No date. Almost weightless on its caiman strap. The movement is Omega's own calibre 2006, manual winding with a power reserve of 40 hours.The elegant simplicity of the watch spoke to me, and, of course, its history. Given to him by a friend, President Kennedy wore his Omega Ultra Thin often, including during his inauguration. I have long had an affinity for Omega, since childhood when I stood by my father's side as he purchased a Speedmaster Professional, a watch I still wear. I'd never owned a watch such as this, however.So, despite the hefty p

Incoming! Correct guess WIN GE London book!
Yes that's right I'm being generous this month on August because its the month of my birthday. Freaking 30 now so old. So if everything goes well I will have a new watch tomorrow, if you can guess what it is I will mail you the book still the plastic brand new. I was there on the last day of the exhibition and they were giving out multiples of books to the visitors. 4 clues to make it easier:-the watch has a moon phase -black dial-not limited edition-currently i have 5164, wouldn't want another sport watch.The real reason why I'm giving out the book is because I want to say big big thank you to every members in this forum especially the pledge members for providing insight full information on Patek watch. You guys have truly poison my mind. This forum is a great learning experience for people who are new to luxury watches like myself. I wouldn't call myself a Patek collector or a watch collector for that matter,rather just an admirer of great watches. Thus the book will mean much more