Invicta Subaqua Chronograph Gold Dial Black Silicone Men's Watch 16875

Lunch money 6309-7290 arrived. Any love for the 6309-729x?
I'm a big fan of the slim line 6309 divers so I am steadily trying to build up my collectionLast week I won another 6309-7290 on the bay and it arrived today ...and next to my "old" 6309-7290 on the right......and finally a group shot with two 6309-729A divers,,,,So, is there any love for the slim line 6309-729x divers out there?

Victorinox - Dive Master 500
I hope I¡¯m in the right place with this post. I wandered into the Victorinox Swiss Army store in the Westchester mall, White Plains, NY. Nice store, but the wall with all their watches displayed was particularly very cool. Also in this upscale mall are Omega and Tourneau. These two stores I always go in and browse the show cases. Back at Victorinox my eye caught the Men's 241356 Dive Master 500 Automatic. I tried not to bat an eye when he told me it listed for $1,295.00. I did some research and actually found it at Amazon for $753.00. I can¡¯t help wondering why someone would go into Swiss Army and pay another $542 bucks. Just wondering about that and if anyone has one and did a review?

Questions on JLC
I have a few stupid questions about this maker. Is this an in-hose maker? Every time I read about AP or PP movements I eventually find some reference to JLC, for example the AP2140 is apparently derived from the JLC960R and that's apparently comes from the JLC889 and that's just one of many examples. However in most forums and elsewhere there are always very few references to JLC itself as if it was not very well regarded by WIS. Is there any reason for that? Also most watches from JLC seem to be quite a bargain if compared with the similar PP or AP using derived calibers, is it just that they are not as overpriced or is there any quality shortcut in the production? From the few pictures both of the watches and the movements I cannot see anything but I might very well overlook something.GLF

Bling it on!
From europastar:Diamonds for men Believe it or not, men were wearing diamonds before women got hold of them. Diamond jewellery for men was first recorded in Roman times and became a symbol of wealth and power in the Middle Ages. In the seventeenth century men wore diamond shoe buckles and diamond buttons on their shirts. Then, little by little, diamonds started to be used for women¡¯s adornments and men gradually stopped wearing them. It wasn¡¯t until the disco era that jewellery for men started making a come-back - remember the 1970s and all those medallions and hairy chests? This was mainly gold, however, and diamonds didn¡¯t make their reappearance until the 1990s. Like many trends, it started on the street; the first ¡®all-out¡¯ diamond watches were part of the hip-hop culture that became to be know as ¡®bling¡¯. Twenty years later, a few watch brands slowly started to experiment with baguette-set bezels that were discrete and not too feminine. Today, men are no longer shy about wearing d

Authorized Dealer in Thailand?
Hello,as I'm located in Thailand I would very much love a AD in Thailand. I have yet to find one through google - I only know the big boutiques. The trader I talked to quoted me about $37500 for a 26401RO which I believe is a fair price - but I can get back 7% VAT if I buy it in the boutique and it feels better. How do I find out what the price is without going there? (I'm currently on holiday)njkap