Invicta Subaqua Noma IV Swiss Quartz Chronograph Men's Watch 11587

factoid of the day 8/6 (from the GDF)
from the site of WTF sponsor watchprince, an interesting Omega tidbit:We routinely receive inquiries about OEM watch bands and other parts. With a few exceptions, orginal equipment is generally available only through authorized dealers of the watch in question. One of those exceptions is Omega.

Finally - I Got my Speedy Pro
Yes after about a year of waiting I finally picked up a Speedy Pro. Thanks to Fr John for his incredible paitence in answering my many queries and reviewing countless auctions. I eventually picked one up of Neil at Chronomaster. 4 months old in new condition with box and papers and remainder of 2 year warranty and a great price. Nice easy transaction. When I first joined this site about 3.5 years ago I was obsessed by the PO. Eventually I got one and I still love it. I never really understood the fuss about the Speedy. But as time went on I started to notice it on others and SPV started. Before I knew it I needed one. The watch is a work of art, A lot different than the PO but great in its own way. The Hesalite crystal is amazing and gives the face a unique look. In the reflection it looks like it is black in colour and the way it distorts the dial is excellent. I cannot recommend the watch highly enough. Anyway enough talk - Photo's (sellers pics as I don't have my camera - you all kn

Back from repair: Two Elgins
I have pictures instead of my teaser from earlier today. See below.

My Grail Omega 321
Hello Folks i want to share with you some info about my Grail Omega 321 the serial number is Only 49 Watches Away From Neil Armstrong's, this Omega Speedmaster is as Moon-ish As It You may know that Tuesday, July 20 will mark 41 years since man first walked on the moon. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins all used Omega Speedmasters on their Apollo 11 flight, as we've told you many times. When Neil and Buzz took the lunar module down the surface, Neil left his Speedy on board because the mission timer in the module had failed, while Buzz wore his Speedy to the surface of the moon. After returning to earth, Buzz mailed his Speedy to the Smithsonian, but it was unfortunately lost or stolen in transit, never having surfaced to this day. Keep your eyes open for it!We do, however, know the reference and serial numbers of Neil¡¯s Speedy, which is in the collection of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum: reference number 105.012-65 (the first asymmetric Speedy case with crown-gua

What's the most iconic Panerai
Heh everyone. New to Panerai. Curious to know what the most iconic of the brand is. Something three handed. Don't want too many complications. Thank for your opinion Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk