Invicta Specialty Silver Skeleton Dial Black Leather Men's Watch 18139

A Record-Breaking Patek Philippe Highlights Top 5 Watches from Only Watch 2013
The fifth edition of the biennial “Only Watch” auction took place over the weekend at the Hermitage Hotel in Monaco. When the final hammer fell, the auction of unique timepieces had raised 5,066,000 euros for research into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and a Patek Philippe Ref. 5004T fetched the highest price ever paid for a modern wristwatch at auction.The Patek Philippe watch, the first and only one of its reference with a titanium case, was the subject of fierce bidding among the gathered collectors and philanthropists, who hailed from all corners of the globe. Its final sale price was an astonishing, and record-breaking 2,950,000 euros. Reference 5004, produced between 1995 and 2011 as part of Patek’s Grand Complications collection, is a manual-wind chronograph containing Caliber CHR 27-70 Q, a Nouvelle L¨¦mania base movement produced exclusively for Patek, to which Patek’s watchmakers added a split-seconds mechanism and a perpetual calendar. the “T̵

Service Question
I just purchased a 1996 Seamaster a couple of weeks ago and noticed that it's running very slowly when set to the US atomic clock and its power reserve is a joke (way off of 44 hours.) When I have the funds to get it properly serviced, I'd like to do it the right way. Should I get it serviced at Ben Bridge (an AD) or should I have it sent to the Omega Authorized Service Center in Dallas? Also, what's a ballpark figure I should expect for them adjusting the timing and the like? (I'm hoping it doesn't need a new mainspring.)

swissair number 5
I think I must have one of the last in the series, it was bought on 23/08/2002and its serial number is 1448, I have the original leather case and booklets, its been in a security box and is pristine condition, I love the aesthetics of this watch and wear it on special occasions, can anyone tell me how many were made?Riche.1

Still in love
I've had my 15202 a couple of months now... And I'm still as happy as I was day oneI really hope this continues to be the case, because I have flipped thru a lot of watches. But the feel I get from putting it on, staring at, and just owning it is unlike any otherThe closest I've got to this level of satisfaction was probably from my first rolex. It was a monumental experience and owning one after coveting for so long, was amazing. Somehow after perhaps working through a dozen or more watches, including some fairly elusive pieces, this one - hits the sweet spot, again...

Ooops I did it again... INCOMING!
I think maybe it is mid-life crisis or just the warmth and silky smooth allure of yellow gold that keeps on grabbing back the past few months. Gold is not a practical wear for me as a daily but man, I just crave it. Winter, snow, wine and yellow gold Rolex.. what can be better?I knew the 116618LB was a tad big for my smaller wrist from 2 years ago so it was a close call between the following:1. Paul Newman 116528 Champagne dial with black sub dials2. DD363. 16618 Sunburst blueWell, the decision was made and here she is. Man.. I am just over the moon with this piece. Thanks for reading and sharing my joy