Invicta Wildflower Gold Dial 18kt Gold-plated Ladies Watch 0131

Looking for Strap to fit ND sub springbars
Hi all,I am looking for a waterproof strap to put on my ND sub that will fit the larger diameter springbars. Has anyone done this? What straps will fit?Thanks

1st Longines Wristwatch Help
Hi thereThis is my first post on this site hopefully the experts out there can help me with some information! I am a wristwatch collector in particular longines, quite some time ago I aquired a mens 30mm ish 14k gold longines wristwatch in a trench style when I checked the serial number on the movement it dated the watch to 1905 which seemed far to old so I checked it again via ref sites and sure enough it was definitely 1905. My next thought was that it was a pocket or fob watch conversion so I contacted longines to provide info on the serial via their hand written records (what a service they provide) and they identified it as a wristwatch invoiced to turkish agentsI have tried to find info on the first longines wrist watches and have found many quotes of the 1905 date as the fiirst time a longines was cased as a wristwatch but never any information further to that. Any body that has knowledge of longines first watches advice or information will be very much appreciated Sorry I dont

Buren Connection
The first ever micro-rotor automatic watch movement was patented by Uhrenfabrik B¨¹ren A.G. in the mid 50s. When their "planetary rotor" automatic movement was released in 1957 in the "Super Slender" line, it was one of the flattest automatics of its time and derivatives of the movement competed with the Universal Geneva micro-rotor for thinnest automatic in the world for many years. The most famous & implementation of the Buren micro-rotor was to be found in Hamilton's "Thin-O-Matic" line. . . For complete details see timezone/library/arch...88314105468750

5205G or 5726 on strap?
Hey GuysI'm looking to get my first Patek at years end and I am having a hard time deciding what to go for.I know I want the piece to have some complication and I don't have an annual calendar so I have narrowed it down to these two pieces. Nautilus 5712 was also in the running but I feel it's a love/hate relationship that might bother me later on. Couple questions:Is the 5205g casual enough for jeans and polo shirts? (my typical office attire)How do you feel about the tang buckle as opposed to nautilus deployment?I know neither model is collectable but which do you feel will hold it's value better? Which would be an easier flip if I ever wanted to move it?(I normally buy to keep)Aesthetically which do you prefer?Does the 5205 gold trump steel?Regards Tom

5270 Collector's Response 2 Year's Later...
It's been two years since this newest Perp Calendar Chrono was introduced at BaselWorld. When I saw it, I loved it. IMO, simplistic yet bold, elegant with much less clutter than it's predecessor.However, I did not pull the trigger back in 2011. I have heard... way overpriced.. they didn't sell too many.. collector's would rather their 5970's.. etc etc. Two years later, does it still carry the same stigma? Prices have dropped significantly on them and I am wondering if it is the right time to pick one up? Looking forward to collector's thoughts.