Invicta Sea Hunter Black Dial Polyrethane Quartz Men's Chrono Watch 1985

Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 3: High End Luxury
For $20,000 and up watches:A large population of the high-end luxury watch buyers know precisely what they are getting into with each new acquisition. Years of being a watch lover has allowed them to appreciate "must-have" novelties, as well as the desirability of traditional items. Years of study are required before fully understanding what goes into the value of a high-end luxury purchases ($20,000, and up, and way way up). This helps create an understanding of those watches which are worth their high cost in terms of value, and those that, while expensive, are a mere emotional purchase with less than stellar?post-purchase value. Watches near the apogee of the luxury world that you should want to have, tend to share various desirable traits. Taken together, you should consider these factors in your ultra high-end watch purchase decision making process. In this third and final segment of the "top things to look for in a luxury watch," you should take these items together with those in

If you could Take Five
Responding to AndrewB's recent thread on examining watches under consideration gave me an idea for a fun thread to see out Sunday evening.If you could check out five watches from your local AD or Omega Boutique, which would they be? They have to be either in the current catalog or items which may still be seen at an Omega BoutiqueThat's five - pretty good offer, don't you think especially since Dan BosKOE's paying, apparently ;)Here's mine -De Ville Co-Axial Rattrapante in silverSpeedmaster 50th Anniversary Co-Axial LEOmega Olympic Collection De Ville Co-Axial Chronograph, Rome 1960Aqua Terra Chronograph in blackDe Ville Co-Axial Chronometer LEPictures - omegawatchesDetails and further images of these watches may be seen in our Watch of The Day Archivesin the Omega Forum's Resource SectionIndeed you may make your selections by grabbing pictures from the resource section using the following links .info/forums/showthread.php?t=230.info/forums/showthread.php?t=233.info/forums/showthread.p

Omega Photo Contest Voting!
It's time to cast your vote for our next Omega Masthead photo. Here are the submissions:1.[Image pulled at member's request after rereading the guidelines]2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.The pictures are as close to submitted dimensions as possible, and may be resized to fit the allowed space after a winner is chosen. The poll closes on September 1st. Good luck to all who participated!

Incoming: first "real" watch for my nephew
a while back I asked for suggestions for a diver for my nephew who'll be turning 9 in ~1 week. I looked for small divers off and on since then, but didn't find one I liked until a couple of days ago. Decided on this Citizen Eco-Drive 300mIt showed up today so of course I had to open it up to set the time & date What a cool watch. 1 way bezel, all stainless, screw-down crown, more than decent lume, cool hands, dial, and markers, just great overall.....do they make one ~45mm??? At 31mm/16mm lug spacing I think it should fit him pretty well for a while.

Minimal stitch straps
What is everyone's thoughts on the minimal stitch watch straps? The ones with just one stitch on either side of the strap at the lug? I don't see a lot of them on the what Panerai are you wearing today thread. Obviously the strap choice is very personal. I like these but they seem to be out of favor and wanted to hear the forums thoughts on the style. Here is an example of the type of strap.