Invicta Specialty Military Black Dial Black Leather Men's Watch 10491

Her Time: 5 Ladies’ Watch Collections from 5 Luxury Brands
We’ve covered dozens of new watch releases from the watch fairs here at , as well as in our print edition. The vast majority of these have been targeted squarely at the male consumer. But in the past years several brands have also launched entirely new collections aimed at the ladies market, some with in-house movements, high jewelry, or both. Here are five of them.Cartier, which wowed the haute horlogerie aficionados at SIHH a while ago with its Heures Myst¨¦rieuses watch for men, also had a treat for haute joallerie fans, with the Les Heures Fabuleuses collection for ladies, a set of 41 jeweled timepieces (including 23 unique pieces), many with animal themes, that are designed to double as both watches and as something else ¡ª pendant, brooch, tiara, pocketwatch, et cetera. They are still available at Cartier stores and surely make for an attractive gift.The Frog watch (limited to 40 pieces) combines gold, diamonds, sapphires, moonstones and emeralds to convey an image of a hangi

MIDO Baroncelli Heritage
Mido ¨C Baroncelli Heritage The Spanish verb medir means "to measure" and, once conjugated in the first person singular, forms yo mido (I measure). How fitting for a watch brand whose main function is¡­to measure time! Mido was founded in 1918 by watchmaker Gorges Schaeren and 40 years ago it launched a classic collection with a very exotic name: Baroncelli, joined by the Baroncelli Heritage in 2016.The steel or PVD-coated rose gold case comes in two sizes (33mm or 39mm) with a smooth gadroon-shape bezel. It houses the self-winding ETA-based Mido 1192 calibre which provides a 42-hour power reserve and fuels the time and date functions.The delicately grained ivory dial bears three hands: two gold dauphine-shape hour and minute hands and a blue seconds hand. The date appears in a display at 3.Price: 990 CHF (steel) ¨C 1,090 CHF (rose gold PVD)By Sharmila Bertin

Whats a good Omega for every day wear?
I'm after a watch for every day use, and i do like the Omega Seamasters, thinking about buying a second hand one for every day. I was looking at a Tissot PR200 but now thinking of spending a bit more for a Omega. Is this a good idea????

Chronomat B01 - ownership experience?
Hi all -I am thinking of purchasing a B01 in rose gold and wanted to know what your thoughts are about the watch. I currently own a chronomat evolution and find it very versatile. I like the indicator hands on the evolution more than on the B01 - however the in-house movement is appealing. If there was a choice between a gold evolution and a gold B01 - which would be a better purchase?Pic of my Breitling ImageUploadedByTapatalk1362488509.968437.jpg

Leather for Blue Pelagos?
Howdy! I am looking at getting a minimalist leather strap for my blue pelagos!Which color should I go with? Navy or tan?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk