Invicta Sea Hunter Chronograph Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 12533

Christophe Claret Poker Watch Preview: Real Texas Hold 'Em On Your Wrist
The Poker watch by Christophe Claret is a mechanical timepiece that you can play actual poker with. This follows the innovative brand's Blackjack 21 and later Baccarat gaming watches for the ultimate horological and casino aficionado. It is hard to believe that it has already been two years since Christophe Claret debuted his Blackjack 21 watch (hands-on here) in 2011. The watch used a complex system of discs and patterns to allow you to play blackjack with the watch - with the watch being the dealer. Christophe always intended to follow-up with a watch that you could play poker with and for 2014, it is here.The Poker watch will take everything a step further and allow the user to play a full game of poker with the watch. We don't have all the details now as the watch will be fully debuted shortly, but the Poker should live up to Christophe Claret's original promise of producing a complete set of mechanical gaming watches starting with the Blackjack 21 and perhaps ending with the Poker

1930s Waltham and Elgin watches
I've purchased several vintage Swiss watches over the years, but have recently become interested in early American watches. This week, I picked up a couple of Waltham and Elgin watches from the '30s. I don't know a lot about these pieces but I really liked the look so I decided to make the jump into American watches (and these were relatively inexpensive entries). I'll post some additional photos of the movements once the watches arrive. I do know they are 7 jewel movements, both of which have recently been serviced. The dials look to be original and in decent shape as well. I would love to get some initial thoughts from those of you who are well versed with Waltham and Elgin. Mostly, I'd like to know if they are actually from the '30s, thoughts on their condition, if they are particular models and any other thoughts that come to mind. Much appreciated.$(KGrHqV,!rUFJ!LBWuIdBSWd1+Jyrg~~60_57-1.jpg$T2eC16V,!yMFI,7cM6I)BSWd2HI-Bg~~60_57.jpg$T2eC16N,!zcFIc8J-V3hBSWd2PVU+Q~~60_57.jpg$(KGrH

Fascinating Antique Hamilton
Basically I need Help Identifying or knowing how to identify the age and significance of this watchif there is any I will attach photos.IMG_0375.jpgIMG_0376.jpg

AP in London
Can someone kindly point me to the stores that carry the widest selection of AP in central London?

I purchased my first Rolex yesterday: Rose Gold Daytona
Hi All,Yesterday, I purchased my first Rolex... after wanting one since 1998 (or so). In 1998, I entered a jewelry shop and noticed a rose gold Rolex Daytona. I fell in love with it, but at the time, $6,000 (if I recall correctly) for a watch was outside of my price range. Now... with 20/20 hindsight, it would have been a good investment. The rose gold Daytona cemented my infatuation with rose gold. When I purchased a jewelry gift for my wife, it would be in rose gold. Whenever I looked at jewelry, I would be drawn to rose gold.Fast forward to last week. I was in Chicago at a research conference (I am a Professor) and I wanted to purchase a set of platinum diamond earrings for my wife to replace a set I bought her early in our relationship. We were skydiving and she lost one of the earrings a couple of years ago, and I have been meaning to get her a new set ever since. In Chicago, I found a diamond broker on ¡°Jewelry Row¡± and designed a replacement set of earrings. While I wa