Invictas Specialty Chronograph Silver Dial Two-tone Men's Watch 17441

When it comes of style and function in the Oris size diving world really important.
In fact, liked the best!This essential diving watch is very visible under water and not only because of its size. Inlays Superluminova dark orange special indices bright glow - even in the darkest of the waters. The movement of the separate special regulator minute, hour and small second displays are also clearly when it comes to diving safety. Bone Crown makes it doubly safe watch as accidental adjustments are almost impossible. Waterproof to 100 bar / 1000 metres and with a screwed helium valve, is really a must for all serious divers.But this magnificent beast is at home on land that it is in the water. The subtle black dial with the wave design printed and the case of lightweight titanium are a gentle giant - no place in the home or Office. The enormous whole watch is regulated by a small spring just 0.035 mm thick. When it comes of style and function in the Oris size diving world really important.

All's well that ends well!!
I got a package from Richard Corbo of Morellato/Sector/Phillip a couple of days ago. In it was my repaired Phillip Swan 7750 automatic chronograph. It seems the stem seal had developed a problem which caused the stem to rub on one side when set in the last stop to adjust the time. It felt odd and was getting steadily worse. I sent it in for repairs. As usual, Richard saw to it the problem was corrected. Morellato warranty service is top notch IMO.All is well again. Not only that but the watch is even more accurate now than when I sent it in. The Swan has become one of my favorite watches. I missed seeing its happy little dial smiling back up at me from my wrist. It's back and its working perfectly. So all is well in Silent Sammy's watch land again.

Forged Carbon Diver - MSRP and comments
Hi guys,I've considering my next AP and the new Diver with the forged carbon case, is a top contender. I haven't been able to try it on, so I would appreciate any comments on how it looks, wears and whatever advice you can give me. I used to have the SS Diver so I'm familiar with the size and looks. Please confirm the MSRP in the US. Thanks for your help.

Assembling an entire Omega SMP Cal 1128 (OFREI)
Hello all,I had been thinking about buying an entire parts set and find a reputable watchmaker to assemble a SMP with the Cal 1128 movement. I see a lot of this pre-owned model for sale on various watch boards for $1900-$2500. However, I thought that doing it this way gives me a basically brand new watch for less than $2K. OFREI has all the parts, btw.Doing it this way makes sense to me unless of course I come across a used one in great shape for under $2K. If anyone on here knows one for sale, pls PM me, I'd appreciate it.Has anyone done this before? (This model or other)Do you know/recommend a watchmaker that will be willing to assemble the watch?Any and all info/warning/good to know/don't do it+why would be much appreciated.Kind regards.-JD

ammo and rad is very nice together!
Thanks to Nishant's ammo shots on his 372, I had to order the strap and man... it does give the watch a very vintage feel... loving it! Thank you Nishant for the pointer on the strap!