Invicta S1 Rally Chronograph Black Open Dial Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 19625

Turn-O-Graph...what purpose?
I've been trying to figure out the purpose of the Turn-O-Graph bezel, but have come up empty (diving? second time zone?). I'm just not sure. So, wiser-than-I members, tell me, please.TIA

Breitling Dealers...Suggestions?
Hi All, Since I'm doing some extensive research on some fairly pricey brands, I might as well look at this one too. Not for myself mind you but for my brother. The only watch he was looking at was the Colt Quartz. If I can find one thats priced well or in great condition preowned in Automatic, I will consider that option as well. Can anyone PM me with either that they want to seel their watches or a great contact for one. I started looking at Hamiltons, now looking at Fortis & have escalated my search to Brietling. At this point I'm going to have to squeeze blood from the stone for sure! I'm looking for Blue dial stainless bracelet or blue crock bracelet if st st bracelet, must be brushed. Thank you very much,Judy

Need info on a "Rustler" watch.
I have a Rustler watch that my brother had gotten me a few years ago. It's a very robust watch, with a luminous face, gold and luminous hands, and gold and luminous "numbers" (symbols). As I noted, this watch is very robust, and has a very thick band, in gold and silver tone. It's a very nice watch. I can't find any info about it on the 'net. I believe it was limited edition, and my brother did mention that it wasn't "cheap." Has anyone ever heard of this watch? I am trying to find out information about this watch-i.e. how many were made, and who the maker was. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Belated Incoming
Guys, been lurking in here looking at all the nice AP's for awhile. So I sold my platinum Day Date and got a new 15400 from DSW. So far I am loving the hand made feel of the RO. Looking forward to a long relationship with this one, I think it adds a whole new level to my little collection. Thanks everybody for all the great threads!Knife and watch shoot-58.jpg by elahad, on Flickr

A Case for the Lemania-Pateks
Over the last decade of collecting, I¡¯ve become fascinated with Lemania based chronographs manufactured by Patek. This post is about 4 references and my thoughts on those watches. What are they?¡°Lemania-Pateks¡± are essentially (leaving one out :)) four modern discontinued references that once featured prominently in the Patek Philippe catalog: 3970, 5004, 5070 and 5970. All four references are manual winding chronographs and have a base caliber movement created by Lemania (CH27-70 in 5070, CH27-70Q in 3970 / 5970 and CHR27-70Q in 5004). Prior to using Lemania calibers, most Patek chronos were Valjoux based. Lemania was once an independent watch and movement manufacturer and it no longer exists today (as Lemania). Lemania made movements and other components for a number of historically important watches, including early omega speedmasters (Caliber 321). Why many collectors love them?1. 3970The 3970 is the perpetual calendar chronograph that replaced Ref. 2499. Ref. 2499 is a 38mm Valjou