Invicta Subaqua Mechanical Rose Skeleton Silver Silicone Ladies Watch 17141

My First Grail Watch: Bart Gr?nefeld
Welcome back to an original watches-dealer feature, "My First Grail Watch." In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. Today, we are speaking with Bart Gr?nefeld, the elder of the two brothers at the helm of their eponymous company, Gr?nefeld Watches. It's interesting to learn that, while he is responsible for some amazing high-end pieces these days, he started off just like many of us, with a simple LCD watch.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Bart Gr?nefeld: I'm Bart Gr?nefeld. 45 years young and the older brother of Tim Gr?nefeld. I don't feel very connected with the watch industry. I feel more connected to the watch artisans that make a few watches a year. Some of them are brands, but most of them make only a few watches per year. Most of them are very good friends.ABTW: When did your fascination with watches start?Bart Gr?nefeld: At a very young age, I was fasc

Introducing: The Omega Grey Side Of The Moon 'Meteorite,' The Most Exciting Grey Has Ever Be
How many sides does a sphere have? Luckily for OMEGA's marketing department, the answer is: an infinite number. After visits to the Dark, the Grey, and the White Side of the moon, the Swiss giant invites us to discover one we didn't even know existed: the Meteorite side.Modeled after other Speedmaster Co-Axial chronographs, the new GSOTM is the latest two-register, with small seconds at 9 o'clock, a 60-minute and 12-hour recorder at 3 o'clock, and a date window at 6 o'clock. Again, it is presented in a brushed and polished case measuring 44.25 mm across and 16.14 mm tall. But the watch looks a whole lot different from its predecessor. 1 OF 3 A follow up to the Grey Side Of The Moon, the "Meteorite" borrows only the original's grey ceramic case, ditching the sand-blasted platinum dial meant to romantically mirror the Moon's surface, for one that actually orbited our planet before crash landing into it.Meteorite dials seem to divide opinion. They are the marmite of the watc

Why must one pimp?
I use that word 'pimp' in terms of its colloquial meaning as 'primp' - to dress in flamboyant attire.I was watching basketball tonight at Madison Square Garden and noticed Spike Lee in an orange felt hat and red scarf. I really liked it. I feel this way myself. Why wear a black felt hat when you can wear an orange felt hat? That is my question.I've always been this way. And I am thinking this way in terms of watches, too. Why wear a watch that looks like a Citizen when you can wear some sort of color or bling? I think this way in terms of autos also. Why drive around in a grey Camry? I don't understand that. I don't understand the widespread nondescript colors and attire. Why not wear something with flare and color and excitement? Is there a fear to stand out? I think my wife has an actual fear of standing out. She just doesn't roll that way.I defend NBA guys who feel the same way. Almost always, others think this is all a way of 'showing off.' I don't think it is that

For people in SoCal, Breitling Air Show @ Huntinton Beach this weekend
For the folks in sunny Southern California, the Breitling Airshow is happening this weekend in Huntington Beach. It opens and free to public..hbairshow/

Omega Adjustable clasp modification/swap
Hi guys!I've been looking online to see whether the sm300's adjustable clasp would fit on any other models... Turns out it does! Planet ocean/speed master and seamaster pro 300! Not seen any mention of this on here so thought I'd see if anyone has done it? How easy was it to get the new clasp? Supposedly you can order them from an Omega Boutique! Not too pricey either at under ¡ê100 from what I've read! Here are some links...forums.watchuseek/f20/pla...ge=3&_k=lxqm3gforums.watchuseek/f20/has...9074?_k=8zex9g