Invicta Subaqua Reserve Black Rubber Quartz Men's Chrono Watch 12347

Longines Avigation Oversize Crown Watches For 2013
Longines has just announced a new (old looking) collection with the new Avigation Oversize Crown pieces. As a mid-year release, these are in line with the many classical sport watch pieces that Longines enjoys producing. Retro looking pilot watches are unquestionably in their renaissance as they not only manage to fit perfectly into the popular trend of larger watches, but also serve as a refreshing alternative to retro-inspired dive watches (come on folks, leave a few historic designs to revisit next year). At launch, the collection will contain a three-hander, GMT, and chronograph.What is much more interesting for those of us who enjoy retro-style watches such as this, is that models from Longines tend to be rather fairly priced.?Longines?is paying tribute to the older era of flight with these three new models in the Avigation Oversize Crown collection. [Ed. note: "Avigation" is clearly a contraction of "aviation" and "navigation." Though the 15 year old boy that still lives inside o

which watch is authentic?
Hello!I am buying a vintage omega for the first time. I am choosing from: eBay: Neue und gebrauchte Elektronikartikel, Autos, Kleidung, SammlerstOMEGA AUTOMATIC cal.552 ca.1967 eBay: Neue und gebrauchte Elektronikartikel, Autos, Kleidung, SammlerstOMEGA Seamaster Automatic Stahl herrenuhr eBay: Neue und gebrauchte Elektronikartikel, Autos, Kleidung, SammlerstWundersch?ne OMEGA Constellation Automatik OMEGA GENEVE AUTOMATIC TEILETR?GER ODER ZUM HERRICHTEN Which is a good buy, which is a bad buy? I do not want to buy a watch which is not authentic or has a dial from a different watch etc.As you can see, my wishes are a simple leather band / silver 100% original omega, automatic, I prefer 550/560/750 movement. If you maybe know for a such a watch with a good offer and shipping to Europe, please let me know.Thank you,Jan

It was my destiny to own one...
Greetings TRF,I'll keep it short: ever since I bought, enjoyed and sold my SMP I must admit I had the feeling I would get another Omega in my collection someday! The watch I parted with, although I really liked it, wasn't quite meant for me anymore given the horological path I took with all those smaller and vintage watches and since I had other timepieces in mind when I sold it I cannot say it was something I didn't think about or that I really regret, however, the whole experience did make me like the brand even more since I now know that its watches, the vintage as well as the new ones, are as tough, reliable and overall amazing as they're beautiful!I must admit I kept an eye open for a model that I would be able to enjoy to the fullest but I cannot say I had the intention of adding anything to my collection since I purchased a few watches not so long ago. How did that happen? I can barely explain it myself but I can definitely get to this conclusion: it was my destiny to own one...

5711A. Rolex and AP Trades. Any regrets?
Hi guys,Never owned a Patek. I've been eyeing a 5711 for some time but cannot hold myself to pull the trigger. It's a lot of money for a SS sports watch. So, I too baby steps and got myself an AP 15300 hopping the itch will go away. I put myself on the list for a 5711 anyhow, just in case.It seems that the 15300, while beautiful did not fully do the trick. I went to visit the AD last week again and tried on a 5712. It fits like a glove. I cannot get it out of my system. Although I am known for being trigger happy and selling 1 week later.Here is the deal. I need to sell my Hulk and the 15300 to make it happen. I know that I will lose money in case I need to flip back, sell the 5711, and buy back the Rolex and the AP.I know this is a personal decision but I want to hear your opinion on the following. Would you trade Hulk + 15300 + about 5k for the 5711? Any regrets once you got it? Cheers.

Incoming: Panerai 422
I picked up a Panerai 422 yesterday from my AD. I have previously been a owner and was an early admirer for the brand. Panerai has lost me on a lot of levels with the marketing and what I believe to be a, sells mentality, that steps over collectors. But I do like a lot of the watches and the 422 is one of my favorites that can be obtained for a reasonable amount. I have owned this watch before and I regretted letting it go. I have more than a dozen straps that I have keep from my previous ownership experiences. Knowing I would be back so I am not starting from scratch.