Invicta Sea Hunter Chronograph Black Dial Gunmetal PVD Men's Watch 10695

Why Stuckx Watches Chose A Seiko Automatic Chronograph Over The Swiss ETA Valjoux 7750 Movement
Sponsored PostWe can promise you that starting up a micro watch brand is no walk in the park. Here is a little story about just part of creating the Stuckx watch brand which is currently on Kickstarter (and fully funded, so anyone ordering a watch now will certainly get one).Let¡¯s put it out there, you either use existing cases from one of many case manufacturers, put in a different dial and you are set to go and declare it as ¡°new¡± on Kickstarter. This is happening under your eyes right now. OR you go the elaborate route and truly design your own watch. And look for the right suppliers for each part.Trust us, the latter route is the hardest one, but also the only one for us. Now we might have a better starting point than most: working together with an experienced designer who has been making watch designs for over 20 years did help¡­ Having sold other micro brand watches to end-users for over 7 years made us aware of customer expectations in customer contact and service. We, as you can

Historical Perspectives: Something To Consider: The Watch On The Left Costs (Approximately) 100 Time
The watch on the right is a Universal Geneve Tri-Compax in stainless steel. It belonged to a man named Reginald Fullerton, who was the grandson of the great early 20th century watch collector (and commissioner of the most expensive watch in history) Henry Graves, Jr. It was sold at the final Graves auction that took place in June of 2012 at Sotheby's.? I purchased it at that sale for around $2,750, and you can read why I did that right here.?The watch dates to about 1945 (Fullerton purchased it new from the Henri Stern Watch Agency in 1948 while visiting with his grandfather) and features a triple calendar, plus moonphase, and chronograph, in a steel case.?The watch on the left looks a heck of a lot like my Universal Geneve, and was even sold alongside my watch at the HSWA in the 1940s, but it's worth about 100 times as much.? It is, of course, a Patek Philippe reference 1518 in yellow gold, and while it looks a lot like my UG, it has one (ok, a few) very important differences.? This w

Omega 3506.31.00 Speedmaster
hi, what do you think about this model? what's the movement in it?? i do really need to hear from you guys before i decide to buy it...thank you!!!!best regards,HT

5711 vs 5712
Patek Lovers,I was reading the thread on 5712 vs the pilot and it got me thinking...The 5711 has appreciated to the point where I can see a dealer getting close to doing a one for one swap (maybe a little out of pocket for the 12)The 5711 is a special piece but I just can¡¯t fathom why one wouldn¡¯t want to take advantage of this references¡¯spike.What do you guys think?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you TRF for DavidSW incoming
Thank you all for giving DavidSW so many high remarks. I was about to pull the trigger on a new watch today at full retail, but checked out DavidSW's inventory. I called him, placed the order online, and got the Fedex tracking all within a few minutes. You all saved me over $1400. I will post pics tomorrow. Hint: it's not a Rolex, but I am a Rolex owner in your Rolex community.PS there are such slim inventories of SS Rolex Sport Models at all the SF AD's.