Invicta Specialty Translucent Gold Dial Two-tone Men's Watch 15229

My A. Lange & Sohne Lange Zeitwerk Watch Article On AskMen.com
How I love this luxury watch, let me count the ways: It has amazing internal mechanics, is totally original for a luxury watch while being extremely functional, and it looks great! What more could I want? Well aside from enough money to actually get one. Starting at about $55,000 I should start saving up. This is Germany's A. Lange & Sohne new Lange Zeitwek watch. If anything, it is a solid way for Lange Uhren to position themselves as a creatively innovative watch makers, in addition to being cream-of-the-crop luxury.?? I've been waiting to write about the Lange Zeitwerk on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer as I may accompany it with a interview with an A. Lange & Sohne engineer that worked on the watch. Would that be of interest to you? Check out the article on AskMenwatches-dealer via the link below.See my A. Lange & Sohne Lange Zeitwerk watch article on AskMenwatches-dealer here.

Three-tone Thursday 7/15/10
I'll be wearing this Boone - two-tone dial and black enamel numerals qualifies it as 3-tone. Show 'em off guys!

A WIS dream day
John & I toured the NAWCC museum in the morning and RGM after lunch. He'll be doing the full photo tour, but here's a few teaser shots as a preview. You can check the Omega and Hamilton Forums for other brand influenced photos.There were plenty of things to see at the NAWCC museum, including a small exhibit with pieces on loan from NASA (including a moon rock sample). Everyone was fantastic, and Noel, Marcus and Carter went out of their way to accommodate our picture taking requests. I felt bad for Carter (the curator) who had to track down the keys for a few displays. Here's a marine chronometer from a time when American watch making was dominant in the industry:How about a triple calendar office clock?Just a tiny fraction of the gorgeous pocket watches:These two are from the early 1700's:And what a huge display of clocks of all types and sizes!...but you'll see MUCH more when John completes his editing. Noel even took us into the backrooms and storage areas. He told us tha

1936-39 Breitling Royal Air Force Chronograph 2458 RARE
I wasn't sure where the best place was to post this, as it could fit a number of topics. I'm sure the Mods will decide.Having no knowlrdge of Breitling watches I found this quite intriguing, and wondered if the Breitling owners would like to comment...cgi.ebay.co.uk/1936-39-Breitl...item4aa8bfa866Here is the description:For no reserve auction, 1936-39 Breitling RAF (British Royal Air Force) 2458, PATT. 3169 = (Worlds 1st 2x Button Chronograph.) Also Breitling¡¯s 1st and only MOD RAF Commission wristwatch. Read the history of Breitling. This watch is where it all began and its 100% all parts original. This is the rarest Breitling money can buy. It is the true Godfather of the Navitimer etc¡­. The watch has its original dial and it is the best I have ever seen. Never restored it also has original radium luminous 1to12 and original hands etc. (So many of these very rare Breitlings have replaced or restored dials. My watch is how they should look.) The Breitling signed stainless steel case h

Same Mindset as w/ a Rolex?
In the sense of natural scratches and swirls and whatnot?For many in the Rolex world, they still see them as tool watches. I do not agree. I see them as jewelry. However, I wear mine as if it is a too and I don't mind scratches if they are not too bad. I am pretty comfortable doing anything with it. I do realize that many freak out about scratching their Rolex watches, but many also don't. That said, with my new 5167, I am noticing that I am picking up some desk diving scratches and I have banged it once or twice. That is less than a week. I had zero problems with this with any of my Rolex watches. And truthfully, I think I don't care with this one either. But I am curious what this forum thinks. Do you guys baby your Patek? Do they get natural marks? Do they age with experience? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thank you,