Invicta Subaqua Specialty Reserve Chronograph COSC Men's Watch 13745

Omega Z-33 Spacemaster Watch
For 2012 Omega returns to its tradition of offering very cool high-tech quartz pilot watches. The Z-33 is of course offered in honor of the famed Speedmaster X-33 from several years ago. Limited in production, the X-33 is now a highly lusted after collector's item. While a new watch, the Spacemaster Z-33 is produced in honor of some very important historic Omega watches.More images will come soon, but for now you can see that the most iconic aspect of the Z-33 is the case. This is the same case design as the original Speedmaster Alaska Project watch. It was a Speedmaster designed to survive extreme cold temperatures (such as those on Mars). The version of the Alaska project watch with this case I don't think was ever produced. Though it did exist and it is very cool. The case later showed up on the Omega Flightmaster watches.I also believe that it was the first watch case made out of titanium. It is thus fitting that the new Spacemaster Z-33 watch case is also in titanium. I will offer

still trying to find this crystal¡­
I need some help finding a crystal for Seiko Automatic 7009-5010. Had a negative experience with a west coast dealer who stated that they had it and shipped the wrong one. Turns out they don't have it. Any help would be appreciated. Image borrowed from the internet.

Suggestions on refurbishing this watch.
A watch I acquired via my grandmother that I'd like to have to wear as a dress watch.Problem: where or how do I go about getting the work done and what would it cost in ballpark figures? It winds, but won't unwind...if I carefully push this thing then the spring will unwind but the hands never turn. Anyhow...it obviously need a lot of work...and a strap.Is it worth it?You tell me.It would be nice if it was done locally, but I have no idea where to go, other than my mothers jeweler who makes custom jewelery and he told me he has a guy that helps him out on vintage restorations.Thanks

Which casio?
I came across a list somewhere, listing the most iconic/famous watches ever. Apart from the usual entries (Speedmaster, Daytona, Sub, Monaco, etc) there was a Casio listed in there too. Does anyone have the link or remember the model no of the Casio?Thanks-Dhruv

I need to trim the tree...
Hi fellow TRF's Sometimes the collection becomes a bit big for only one wrist. And as time goes by, you are blessed enough to acquire more special pieces. From this roster, I need to let go of 3. Thoughts? Opinions? I have a clear idea of what I'm going to do but maybe you guys see something I might be missing. Fire away please and as always... thanks in advance. I have also posted this in the PP Forum to contrast some reactions.