Invicta Venom Chronograph Yellow Gold and Silver Dial Black Silicone Men's Watch 20441

Citizen Extends USTA Partnership Through 2015
The United States Tennis Association has announced a multi-year extension of their long-standing marketing partnership with Citizen Watch Company. With the current partnership agreement set to expire following the 2010 U.S. Open, this new five-year extension will keep Citizen in place as a USTA Corporate Champion and as the Official Timekeeper of the U.S. Open through the 2015 event. Citizen has been a partner of the USTA and the U.S. Open since 1993. In addition to extending the current partnership agreement for the U.S. Open, Citizen will become an Official Sponsor and the Exclusive Timekeeper of the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters & Women¡¯s Open tournament, beginning in 2011. Citizen will also maintain its position as an Official Sponsor of Arthur Ashe Kids¡¯ Day, the interactive tennis and entertainment festival that serves as the unofficial kick-off of America¡¯s Grand Slam.¡°Citizen is one of our longest-standing partners and it is a testament to the power of the

Incoming, Here !
Well I guess that there is not enough action around here lately to find much enthusiastic guessing so I thought I would just start over. I could have gone for this watch,170500223714. I really wanted it, but I was afraid the bidding would get out of hand, and it did. In fact it got way overboard, more then I thought it would.So...I thought I would put smart money on this pristine and more reasonably priced beauty. A 1958 2852 SC GC Arrowhead Crosshair Connie in minto condition. Some of you may have seen this watch pictured before. It was featured in an edition of Desmond's blog among other places.Arrived this afternoon and I love it. It is like a 2 month old watch that was pampered. I feel fortunate and honored to receive it, coming as it did from a moderator on another forum (Thanks again Larry). Well without further babbling on my part, here it is. Photos from the seller and second lifetime owner of the watch. These will have to do for now until I take pictures. Hopefully Larry won'

Looking for info on Grandfather's watch.
This watch was my Grandfather's, who retired from Rock Island Railroad in the late 60's. Hamilton 992, SN#2454535, 21 jewels. It needs the winder, and maybe some other parts. Is this a lever set? If so, the lever is missing. i would really like to get this working, preferably myself. Checked the SN, one place said[ATTACH=CONFIG]28567 it was made in 1929, one was 1932. Any help will be apreciated.[/ATTACH]

Excited.. joining the patek club. 5196R on its way....
Yes, another thread about joining the “club...” I just scored what I feel is a GREAT deal on a rose gold Patek Calatrava 5196.. box, papers, looks to be pristine condition... I’ve waited, I’ve asked, I’ve researched, and researched, and inquired on expired ads.. chrono24, TRF, ad after ad not deleted properly or,updated (why do sellers not update the ads on TRF after sellers sell their watches...). I bought from a TRF seller with absolutely impeccable feedback, but ironically not via TRF for this piece.. I’m excited and will post a few pics when I receive the piece. My 6.25 inch wrists will likely suit the 5196 well. I welcome feedback from other 5196 owners. I really researched this and feel like I have bought the watch that suits me. I love the solid case back and I love the look of the watch as it looks nearly 100 years old... I guess its design is.. I needed a nice dress watch and this perfectly fits. Feedback from other 5196 owners welcome.. I d

5205
I remember 5205 was quite well received when it debuted (2010?). Now, it seems that some owners -fellow TRF members- could not cope with its different case shape and ended up flipping it. Some of the reasons mentioned here were that the watch wears too small, is too top heavy, too thick, unbalanced.Considering the options available for similarly priced annual calendars in the current PP collection (such as 5396G, recently updated with a stunning grey dial), does 5205 still hold its grounds?