Invicta S1 Rally Chronograph Black and Rose Dial Black Nylon Men's Watch

Movado Master Collection Watches: Readable Museum Watch Face!
The iconic Movado Museum watch finally gets a design overhaul that actually makes it a good watch. Movado can call it what they want, but this new watch is a pure evolution on the design that put Movado on the map for mainstream watch buyers. The Museum Watch face design that Movado purchased was a brilliant move that made for a great looking watch. Only problem was that barely anyone could read the thing. Over time the cases the showcased the watch kept changing, in the end it was still hard as hell to read watch. The new Movado Master Collection does not exactly advertise this fact, but I believe is the thematic new step for the look, combined with a healthy amount of industrial design in the case shape.When Movado puts effort into making a new watch, they would be dumb to limit it to one or two models. This new style will be for men and women, with all manners of decoration. The pictured model is one of the best. With an automatic movement and the clean smooth black sapphire (insert

Saw a No-Date Submariner with HOLES at A.D.
So I thought these things were pretty much gone. I popped into the jewlery store the other day to see my friend that works there and I happened to see a Submariner, NO date, NO C.O.S.C., and holes drilled through the lugs. What REALLY confused me is that it was a Z Series. I thought they eliminated the lug holes well before the Z Series, or maybe I'm wrong? Someone help me out here?

IWC The Pilot¡¯s Watch Double Chronograph Edition TOP GUN in ceramic ??'s
HiCan someone help me.A dealer I have dealt with a couple times told me he had a deal for me. Told me he has this watch at MSRP and that they are VERY desirable but since they were a limited edition and they are going for big money on the second hand market etc etc....Is there a big demand on these?What are they going for? I love the watch BUTits too big for my wrists, BUT if they are thathard to get I will get it and trade it with anothercollector who has something I want more.Please help me out here...This is the 46 mm version....

Question about a Hamilton womens watch (Marrietta?)
Since I am not an expert for womens watches I could not answer completely the question of a German member at one of "our" boards there. Maybe some of you can help and teach us more about it. I'll post the link to the watch in question underneath. The owner assumes that it looks like a Marietta and referred to a catalog pic she found in the net. It seems to look like one but there is also a slight difference in the lugs or point where the strap is supposed to be attached to the case. The catalog shows 3 "tiny bars" attached to the case and the strap is on the third. This fotos show only 2 tiny bars.Therefore I am not sure if it is this model. But then the cord strap seems also to be another one than those pictured in the catalogs for various other models. My guess was, it could be a Marietta case which was changed by the (or a) jeweler to meet the specs for this broader band on behalf or as a special wish of the customer. So what's your opinion?Some facts:the case is gold filled and th

Advice purchasing a 2006 Rolex GMT Master II 16710
Hello all I was looking into purchasing a GMT Master II 16710, I managed to find a D serial with full box and papers, from a dealer I trust, the overall condition looks great with some light dings. I have bought from this dealer before and they have proven to be very trustworthy.The dealer has informed me that the watch has been lightly polished in the past but nothing too major, I'd just like your advice on weather this watch has been over polished or is in good condition for its €7950 ($8690) price tag.Thank you all again in advance for your help!Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk