Invicta Signature II Black Dial Stainless Steel Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 7478

Swatch News
Swatch Group: changes to the Extended Group Management Board February 28, 2008 The Executive Group Management Board of Swatch Group is making the following staff changes in the Group¡¯s production division, effective as of March 1, 2008:Mr. Thomas Meier, previously responsible for ETA SA, is being appointed to the top management of Fr¨¦d¨¦ric Piguet SA, the Group's movement manufacturer in the top segment. He will remain a member of the Swatch Group¡¯s Extended Group Management Board.His successor taking on responsibility for ETA SA will be Mr. Pierre-Andr¨¦ B¨¹hler, previously operational manager of Nivarox-FAR SA. In this function, Mr. B¨¹hler will also be a member of the Swatch Group¡¯s Extended Group Management Board.Responsibility for Nivarox-FAR will be assumed by Mr. Thierry Straehl, who was previously responsible for the area of finance in the same company. In addition, the top management of Nivarox-FAR will be reinforced by the addition of Mr. Marco Verardo and Mr. Roger Juillet.Sourc

What watch would you wear? Part 2
Next installment of What Watch Would You Wear!You are to name 2 and ONLY 2 watches:what watch you currently have in your collection that you would wear for that activitywhat watch you could reasonably expect to own at some stage that you would wear instead if you owned itThe next scario is this: What watch would you wear going to the beach for some swimming in the surf and playing in the sand. Or maybe swimming and relaxing by a pool?For me, this would have to be my Seiko SKXA35:Why? It is water resistant to 200m, and it really looks the part for the beach!!What watch would I wear that I don't yet own? Well, I don't think I would change it! These scenarios are about being realistic, and I can't see myself owning a watch that I would prefer to wear at the beach that would look better, but also that I would be happy to expose to water, salt, and possible abuse!! I have an Omega Planet Ocean on my list for next year, but I still think I'd wear the Seiko for a day of fun at the beach. They

My other two quartz watches
I just posted a thread showing off my two new Swiss Army divers where I mentioned I only owned four quartz watches;74.50.21.220/~watch18/forums/showthread.php?t=12590These are the other half of my quartz collection. The Mondaine is known well enough, But I think the Alessi is hardly known at all. At least, I never heard about it until I came across a review of the watch over at GMT+9;gmtplusnine/2007/09/07/on-the-record/I don't wear either of these watches, rather, they sit in a watch box on my writing desk where I can admire them for their simplicity.I do love the three hands.For the curious - that's me and my boy and then that's my late grandfather and me. Where's the time go?

To The Purists
One of the things that I like about AP aficionado's is that they/we can appreciate and enjoy watches of all sizes. To me it is one of the only brands that embraces some pretty varied watch sizes. And does so well!

Anyone know what this?
Any info on this piece would be helpful as I'm in LOVE!! Thx guys!!! Yes I know its an Omega and I'm guessing an older model...Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk