Invicta Vintage Silver Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch 14964

Ebel Brasilia Mini Steel & Gold
For 2009 Ebel unveils its latest Brasilia Mini collection. Known for their steel and gold models, the Brasilia features a streamlined rectangular case and H-shaped bracelet. Red gold accents appear on the bracelet’s intermediate central links and on the iridescent mother-of-pearl dial through the logo, hands, 6 and 12 o¡¯clock Roman numerals, and surrounding the diamond hour-markers. The pictured model’s case is set with 34 VVS-IF Top Wesselton diamonds totaling .54 carats. The dial features 10 diamonds. Available in April 2009.

Free?!?! Did somebody say they were giving away free Panerai swag?
That's right, a free keychain courtesy of a local Panerai AD:Here's the details, 'cause it isn't fun without some kind of fine print. We're going to have a drawing. Reply to this thread and you get one ticket in the hat. To get bonus tickets, pick ONE of these questions, just ONE, no more, and answer it correctly in the thread. This way 3 members will increase their chance to win. A) Who won the Hamilton vs. Omega contest? (1 bonus ticket)B) What member said "WISdom is an evolutionary process"? (2 bonus tickets)C) What do I refer to as my Monday watch? (3 bonus tickets)Have at it guys and gals!see, you don't have to be a mod to give stuff away

Atrexa
I'm new here, as you can see. I'm not a big collector but appreciate the engineering in a watch movement. I bought an 'Atrexa' off U.K. e-bay afew months ago, it's a '70s looking divers watch, in stainless with day date diplay on the RHS of the face and a bi-colour rotating bezel. Can anybody tell me anything about them, i've googled it but just get ladies dress watches, thanks in advance.

Building a Pilot's watch
Hey, fist time poster, Well I have decided to get myself a good automatic watch for flying. I did some research and decided that I want a chrono grade Valjoux 7750 movement. The only other requirement is that second hand (and the stopwatch hand) need to be highly visible and illuminated, as I need to be able to count off seconds easily for flying). I have been looking at O&Ws and some Marathons, then I found this site,[non-sponsor link removed] And figured I would talk to my local watch shop and just build my own watch. I like the case from ofrei however I need a dial and bezel that more resembles this (with the E6B slide rule), of course it has to accommodate the Val 7750.or maybe this (though I would rather have all black) I'm thinking overall I would like a cross between a SAR and that Aviation watch I posted the pic of Does anyone know where I can find a bezel/dial, etc??? Thanks Guys

Incoming Number 2¡­¡­...
No teaser this time, straight on with the show. Now some of my comments on other threads will make sense! I was fortunate enough to liberate this unworn from a collector. It's difficult to tell in the photos, but it has the fantastic blue strap also used on the 5235G.Unfortunately some of my other (non-Patek) pieces have bitten the dust, but I have absolutely no regrets!