Invicta Vintage Chronograph Silver Dial Men's Watch 15065

How criminal banksters have stopped my watch purchases
You know, I just realized why I haven't bought a watch in a while. I was about ready to buy an Orient - and would have - but I no longer use my credit card. I paid it off and tore it up. I do have one, but it is only for flights, hotels and vacations. I am making no more credit purchases. Why? Because the banksters jacked me up to insane usury levels and I won't be chumped like that. I refuse to be reamed by these criminals any longer. And I'm a good customer with a great credit score. Still, they want to rip me off. So I'm out. I don't know how they think this is good for their business.So I'm back to cash basis. Problem is, I can always think of more immediate things to do with it. When I see a watch, I used to like to jump on it out of pure fun and pay later. It was a good system. Good for business, too.No more of that. It's a real shame.

Invicta's Swiss Factory Documented
Saw this awhile back at another forum, which at this moment the name escapes me. Here's an invoice for a shipment of Invicta watches.HEROMEX LIMITED: Detailed Company Information, Imports & ExportsFrom the same place, the Invicta watch says Swiss Movement on the front, yet read the engraving on the Rhonda movement. IMG_2946.jpg

Strap with deployment clasp question
I have 6 1/2 inch wrists. I like a shorter strap so there is not so much strap past the buckle. With a butterfly type deployment clasp, on a regular length strap, that shouldn't be a concern since the side of the strap with the holes is on the inside, correct? Thanks

Call me crazy but...
Hello!Yesterday, I was trying to change the strap of my Ploprof (mesh to rubber) Even if I have the right tools to do it, sometimes still hard to do it.I was thinking, there anyone, with the same idea as me? Which idea?MAKE A HOLE! just like the old Ploprof Please, don't be hard with me Regards

New Addition...
About a month ago I had a chance to catch up with an old friend of mine who is a fellow watch lover... We seem to share similar tastes in watches; as we both own a 5146 and an AP 15300 Black Dial. However, he also had this beautiful Calatrava in Rose Gold which he let me wear for most of the time we were together... and ever since then I was hooked... I just wanted to add one to my collection. I found the Rose Gold just perfect and subtle with its warm tone.My friend's Calatrava:So a few days ago I came across this beautiful Rose Gold Calatrava based AC, the 5396R and the price seemed just right. I couldn't pass on the opportunity and today am a proud owner of this beautiful time piece.I think it will make a great addition along side my 5146G.Thank you for sharing in my joy...Happy Watching...