Invicta Specialty Multi-Function Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 2876

Can Men Wear Pink? Chopard Gran Turismo XL Racing In Pink Watch
I put this question before you now: Can a man wear a pink watch and retain his masculinity? I made fun of the first guy I saw wearing a "salmon" colored shirt. But, today, it isn't that uncommon. Worn properly, and in the right style, pink isn't always out-of-place. So I wonder, has the time come when a man can get away with wearing a pink watch?When I write about men's watches in white people always fight about whether they would wear them. While one guy can easily pull off a white watch, it definitely isn't for everyone. I expect that even fewer men would be wiling to try it with something pink. Here is what I think: If you take the right type of fairly masculine watch and make it pink, at least a few guys will be able to pull it off. Which brings me to this new-for-2011 limited edition piece from Chopard.Apparently the wife of Chopard's CEO wanted this to happen. It is a limited edition of 1000 piece pink version of the Chopard Mille Miglia Gran Turismo XL watch. Named "Racing in Pi

Name the watch company and...
Before there was ETA and Sellita watch company's made there own movements. Name the company and the movement they made. First one that comes to mind is Zenith El Primero.

Bernhardt Watch Chrono?
Any opinions about this watch? Unfortunately I'm out of the market for a while, but people sometimes ask me for advice about what affordable watches they should look at, and I think this one is a real looker! Anybody know what the crystal is made of?http://www.bernhardtwatch.com/chronograph.htmlI think if I hadn't reached my spending limit for a while. A long while..., I'd seriously consider one of these. I think they look every bit as nice as watches that go for 3 and 4 times the price.

How its made.....Brietling Factory
Could be a repost.....nice vid of Breitling factory.Enjoy!https://youtu.be/E1P9fAHJ6bk

Dial damaged during service
Hi!I'm looking for some support and advice in an unpleasant situation.The situation is that I sent my Speedmaster -96 with impeccable tritium dial, not a single scuff on the dial, in for service. Now that I'm about to get the watch back from the service it turns out the watchmaker has not been using a dial protector when removing the hands (he claims that this was due to the hands being pressed to far down by the previous watchmaker for the protector to fit). However, this caused him to damage my dial (and chipping some paint off of the hands) when removing the hands. Now the watchmaker claims that it's not his fault that the dial got damaged etc and blames the previous watchmaker for pressing the hands too far down.The scuffs are not really that noticeable to the naked eye but it's no doubt that my previously 100% perfect original dial is now damaged and will be so. I can understand if I'm being a bit picky but this watch is my most precious belonging.Has anyone experienced anything l