Invicta Subaqua Reserve Chronograph Rose Dial Rose-tone Men's Watch 10084

Any Epos owners out there?
How do you like your watch? They look very nice and well made. A tad bit out of my price range, but maybe in 20 years I'll be out of debt and can afford one!

Interesting outing
I'm not sure which forum to post this in given the range of brands involved, but thought I'd try the AP forum, as this is where I spend most of my time. Last night I used the excuse of a trip to my tailor to get out of the office to do a quick circuit of some of the grey dealers and ADs in Tsim Sha Tsui and encountered quite a nice selection of watches. The Rolex ADs had nothing of interest, but I did come across the Sea-dweller 43 - for an absurd premium over MSRP (in line with what these are going for here, though) but it was good to try it on. And I must say that I found it a bit disappointing - it seemed much smaller than I'd been expecting (not helped by putting it on after taking off my AP 44!). I liked it...didn't love it - but removing any sense of urgency to acquire this is good for my bank balance. At the same dealer; I also had the chance to try on the AP 44 summer edition - while I wouldn't wear this enough to justify the purchase, it is a really striking pieceOn a lark, I

Making It Fit........The Bracelet.
Omega uses pins to hold the bracelet together. To confound this, the nice clasp they provide does not have any micro-holes for adjustment..But you can do it:First you need a couple of simple tools. Either a bracelet pin removal tool...orA pin punch the approximate diameter (smaller) of the pins.A small hammer to tap the pin out.A pair of small pliers to pull out and insert the pin.Something like this:Looking at the links from the backside, some small arrows can be seen etched in the removable links. The pins are pushed out in the direction of the arrows.Place the bracelet in a padded vice, or hold sturdily on a piece of padded wood....or two with a small space between for the pin to have room to come out. After the pin is started out, it can be pulled the rest of the way with the pliers. This photo shows two pins partially out.Here we see the parts. You will notice we have two full links and one 1/2 link. The other parts are the locking tube and the pin. This photo also shows th

Happy I took the plunge
Just sitting here admiring this, my first and my only Panerai.I'm not sure why, but everytime I put this one on, I get a goofy smile I'm so thankful I came across this forum and it's many insightful (and enabling) members! to the weekend All!Sent from my SM-G935W8 using Tapatalk

Concierges
Still in the process of waiting for that call from the AD. But am wondering if I can outsource the search to the pros. Maybe different avenues would bring faster results. I know my credit cards have concierge benefits and my work does have a concierge office. Though I am not too sure if they'll handle this type of request. Anyone ever try or have any success?