Invicta Venom Skeleton Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 15990

Initial Impression: Bulova 96A102 Commemorative Hack Watch
I was drawn to the Bulova 96A102 for a few reasons: It has a seconds subdial, it can be found reliably for under $100 and its looks, though military, are from a very different era and it stands out amongst the current crop of military inspired watches. Turns out that this watch is a reissue of the hack watch that Bulova made for the US armed forces during World War 2. For those who don't know, a hack watch is a mechanical watch where the seconds hand can be stopped for exact setting of time, which is very necessary for synchronizing soldiers. This reissue is a quartz movement, so the second stops as well, but it is technically not a hack movement. Regardless, the history of this watch adds authenticity to its design, and makes it a more interesting piece.So far, I find the watch to be a great purchase. It is well built, but on the lighter side, making it very comfortable to wear, especially in the warm weather. It measures 40 x 11mm with a lug width of 20mm, so it is a nice medium size

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Yup, posted on both forums to get many points of view :) Either way I know both sides (Rolex & Invicta Wis) love watches :) best rgds to all. Bill in IL

Pater philippe europe price list
hey guys!i really need the price list of patek philippe in europe...thank you

Good Price on a used Grey Dial Datejust 36?
Hello all,Im a long time lurker, but as the topic states. I was wondering what a good starting price for a used grey dial 36mm datejust (Fluted bezel) would be. The significance or rarity isn't really a concern. Completely in the dark in terms of what a good value would be, and any potential pitfalls. Any help would be much appreciated.Thank you,Bo

Problem with a pre-owned DJ 16220 I bought.
Hello,I originally posted this in the vintage section, but since technically a 16220 is not vintage, and also to reach a broader audience, I'm reposting here. I have a problem and I would like to know what you guys would suggest I do.I bought a 1999 DJ from a seemingly reputable dealer in Germany (I'm in The Netherlands).The watch comes with a service box and all papers and it is in excellent, hardly worn, unpolished condition.But it arrived dead. No shaking or manual winding starts it. Even after many turns of manual winding the feel does not get any stiffer, so my initial guess is a broken mainspring.I talked to the seller and he claims that he checked it and it worked perfectly when he sent it, and gives me three options:1) Clearly, I can send it back for a refund.2) Send back to him for repair and he will send it back to me in working condition. He covers the costs of shipping both ways. But it is clear that he will just replace the mainspring if that is the reason for the fault. I