Invicta Sea Hunter Chronograph Silver Dial Men's Watch 10722

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25 years old
Hello,This is my first post on this forum, but thought I should do it as it is 25 years today that I purchased my Oyster Perpetual Date Just. The picturs show the watch in its original case with all the original paperwork, and the leather wallet plus original outer case.The watch is showing signs of age but still keeps good time.

Please pass the calamine lotion, I've been bitten...
I've apparently been bitten by the vintage watch bug. Of the ones pictured below, there's only one that I didn't consider a gamble, and that was because its recent maintenance history came from a reliable source. Considering the prices I paid for the other three, there wasn't really much of a gamble involved, and only one seems to have an issue. The Elgin's minute hand doesn't seem to be moving, although the second hand is. It's also the only one I wasn't really sure I should bid on. Maybe I should have gone with my instincts?

Just when I thought I was done with Rolex, they pull me back in - Incoming SD43
It all began on a Thursday night last week. Decided to pop by the local grey dealer for a chat and coffee. Now, the SD43 was a piece never really on my radar. I had thought the SubC was at the maximum bounds of what my wrist could handle. And it was a piece that I had heard much controversy about, everything from it being a Fat Submariner to not being an actual SeaDweller with the cyclops. With all the supply shortages as well, it was also becoming a frustrating and tiresome exercise searching for pieces I wanted. And the anecdotes on this site didn't help, reading about year long waitlists even for the most basic Sub. At this grey dealer, they had just received an SD43 earlier in the day. I tried it on. The first thing that struck me was the proportions of this piece. With slimmer lugs relative to its case size, a wider bracelet, it felt a world apart from the DeepSea. It was noticeably less thick and heavy as well. But what really drew me to this piece was the matte dial, and the red

Baselworld 2018 - Rolex Designers Please Read!
ok, I know this has been discussed at length on this forum and the cake is already baked at Rolex, but Rolex designers need to make this watch...44mm submariner with the 3235 movement with a black and dark blue bezel with the wider glidelock bracelet from the SD43. All stainless with a flatter case back so the watch sits low. The watch does not need a helium escape valve nor the thicker crystal, hence making the watch thinner. No one dives in these watches past 100 feet.If they made this watch with 3 different bezel/face color combos it would be a huge hit. All black, dark green bezel with black face, and blue/black bezel with black face. C'mon Rolex...make this watch! ....And the msrp should be under $9k.