Invicta Subaqua Multi-Function Dark Grey Dial Gunmetal Polyurethane Men's Watch 17124

A mini WIS gathering took place today in Tampa
Some usual suspects from previous Tampa GTG:Greetings from Sarah (taking the group shot), Kevin, Aaron & yours truly.And yes....Aaron's new GMT is wonderful !! (I am wearing it in the above group wrist shot, while he is wearing my Daytona)

Rolex cellini what's the deal?
I have come across a beautiful man's Rolex Cellini for sale but I admit that I dont know anything about them. Are they like Tudors, which are almost a Rolex, but use an ETA movement instead of an "in house " movement? Are they in fact a lesser Rolex or do they stand alongside of Rolex as equals?What's the history of these watches? Does anyone have a Cellini in their collection?

Got one of my Grails!
A "Grail Watch" means different things to different people and can be at any price point. My "Holy Grail" would be a Breguet, however I can't imagine ever having the resources to make me comfortable spending that kind of money for a watch. I've long had a couple of others GrailsThe Rolex Explorer I and the Omega SMP. I've wanted an Omega Seamaster for years. My first memory of looking at watches in a jewelry store had me drooling all over their Omega case. On Monday, I got an email ad from a grey market dealer with a fantastic price and it got me thinking (obsessing) about it. I picked up the phone and called my favorite AD, told him about the price and asked him what he could do. He got really competitive and today it arrived!I looked hard at the PO, but I've got smallish wrists and figured that the SMPc's more svelt dimensions would be a better long term option for me. I had some serious reservations about the 2500 movement after reading about some of the issues with the A and B

Speedmaster Triple Date on Brown Leather Straps
Wanted to try on a new look with my Speedmaster, what do you guys think?Straps are from a Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic.Click on Thumbs for full view

Has anybody downsized to 42mm?
My 44mm PAM 233 only comes out of the safe every couple of weeks. I had a 40mm PAM 48 for 8 years until my wife claimed it. For the past 6 years I've had a succession of 44mm Luminors (177->390->112->233). 233 is a great reference but now I'm not sure after all this time whether I'm burned out on the brand or just the size of the watch. Enter the 42mm Radiomir 1940 PAM 574. I like the look (aside from the green strap which I'd switch out immediately) & the thinner profile seems perfect. Spring bars on a PAM still seem odd to me, but unlike the little screws on the base models I can swap out the strap without scratching the lugs. I've never been a fan of the tan lume of the 512-- my 390 was a quick flip for that reason.I'll post a pic when I get a chance. Has anybody else downsized? How did it work out?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk