Invicta Signature Black and Silver Dial Stainless Steel Men's Warch 7015

IWC Ingenieur Dual Time Watch Models In Steel
IWC Schaffhausen, the watch "engineered for men" as their motto puts it, has been involved in a number of partnerships with teams and events related to what I guess we could call "manly sports." One of these partnerships is between the Eastern-Switzerland-based brand and the Formula One team Mercedes AMG Petronas, who have so far dominated the season, by the way. The primary collection dedicated to this co-operation is the Ingenieur, the more rugged and sports-inspired among all IWC collections.I have actually spotted pit crew members wearing different models from this line during races, something I considered a nice touch. IWC has just announced two new-ish pieces related to this partnership between the F1 team and the brand, so today we are looking at the IWC Ingenieur Dual Time Reference IW324402, which is the black dial version, and Reference IW324404, sporting a silver dial. Of all Ingenieur models,?IWC offers a more sensible option with the Dual Time, although its 43 millimeter w

RSW Nazca Sport Limited Edition Watches
I love how a design like that of the RSW (Rama Swiss Watch) Nazca is bound to be so polarizing. I think that RSW themselves gets a kick out of that. I mean, from a purely business-oriented motive you'd want to make timepieces that appealed to more people, not less people right? Yet despite this RSW continues to tread forth in the design of timepieces that appeal to just some people, but certainly not all people. So what about you? What are you feelings on the Nazca collection?The courage (or "audacity" as Europeans in their infinite defiance of how Americans use words call it) that RSW has actually does impress me. They are among a minority of watch brands that actually do take design risks (even though all claim to). And does this risky behavior pay off for RSW? I am not sure. Unfortunately not many of their timepieces make it to the US. But that goes for a lot of really good watches out there.For me the design gambling at RSW pays off because I always give their new watches very clos

Gary the clock doc
I have a Longines Ultronic. Works great and I believe this one is 1971 Vintage. I just need to adjust the time. It is a little slow. I have a Mumford timer that can read it but I do not know how to adjust for slower.Anybody out there? I have been into this stuff clock wise for 50 years. But I do get a lot of watches to clean or repair and I am quite good at it.

Gold Filled/RGP Asymetric
Attach¨¦ (1961) 10k ygfAutomatic K-475 Calendar (1960) 10k ygfBrooke (1938) 14k ygfCascade (1959) 10k ygf See also: Sea CliffElectric Altair (1962) 10k ygf Original BraceletOriginal BraceletElectric Everest (1958) 10k ygf Original BraceletElectric Lord Lancaster J (1965) 10k wgf Original Strap

Rubber Clad Strap Options
Ok guys I need some help. What strap options do I have with this 42mm Rubber Clad? I¡¯m just not crazy about the stock strap. Can I wear the same straps as the new 42mm ROO¡¯s? Please post pictures if you have them of your Rubber Clad with a different strap. Thanks.