Invicta Sea Hunter Chronograph White Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 11165

Tsovet SVT-GR44 Limited Edition Watch
Fans of the Chip Ganassi Racing Teams will now have a new way of showing their allegiance via the limited edition Tsovet SVT-GR44 chronograph. This sporty 44mm automatic chronograph is being produced to commemorate the 145 wins that the various Chip Ganassi teams have claimed between 1994 and 2011. With teams running in Nascar, IndyCar, and Grand AM series racing, Chip Ganassi represents a very successful American racing institution. Tsovet is a Los Angeles -based brand which launched in 2008 and has become known for their gauge-like styling and punchy wrist-presence. I find their look to be somewhere in the overlap between Bell & Ross, Hamilton and U-Boat and appreciate that they offer both mechanical and quartz timepieces which all feature Swiss-sourced movements.The Tsovet SVT-GR44 is limited to 51 units and will come in a wooden display case and include a specially produced book covering the many successes of the Chip Ganassi teams. Sporting a 44mm stainless steel case with a g

Talking Watches: With Kevin Rose
Believe it or not, before I became interested in watches, I was interested in other things. My obsession as a teenager and into my twenties was indeed, unsurprisingly, the Internet. It seems almost silly to say that now, but when I was 14 years old and my friends were playing football on a Saturday afternoon, I was (at times) writing code, building my own website. There was a time when "the Internet" and its use was anything but a given. Clearly I wasn't alone in my fascination with the Web, and there were many that I looked up to when it came to Web-based entrepreneurship. One such person was Kevin Rose.Kevin Rose co-founded Digg in his early twenties, and went on to become a staple of the original dot-com era. Since, he's become a storied angel investor, placing capital into the likes of companies that I think might really be onto something – companies like Twitter, Square, Uber, and Facebook. His track record as an investor was so strong that Google asked him

Costco Winder Issue....
Before everyone starts out with the "get what you pay for," I know. This is all I could afford at this time.Got the 2 watch winder from costco and looks great as referenced here on this forum. Unfortunately, it does not keep my watch wound, even in the 2nd mode that goes clock and counter intermittently. I have witnessed it working the correct amount of times, switching direction, and it is plugged into the wall, no battery operation. It may be the weight of my watch, (L3.670.4.56.6 Longines Admiral Automatic Chronograph Mens Watch) that does not allow it to turn at proper speed? Any suggestions beside buying a different winder?Thanks,Scott

5712a Vs 5164a
Ignoring the fact I have a 5167a as that may be a short lived family member.You can tell I'm new to PP as I've only just been made aware the 5712a is priced on par with the 5164a, for some reason I had the 5712 in my mind just under 30k gbp.I can't see me having more then one PP at a time and feel if I'm to have just one it needs to have a compilation.So I was originally thinking of flipping the 5167 for the 5164 but now the 5712 has entered the ring.Thoughts please

Does anyone actually wear their Rolex gimme cap?
I will confess that I have never worn my Rolex cap. This may be due to the look my spouse gave me when I brought it home. Or it may be the fact that I do not like to advertise the fact that I own a Rolex. MF tractor, yes. Ford pickup, yes. But not Rolex. Just my personal preference.So, I am curious, do you any of you actually wear your Rolex cap? If so where?