Rado Coupole Jubile White Dial Ladies Two Tone Watch R22852713

The story of the Invicta...
So two weeks ago today, I ordered an Invicta 8926OB. I thought that this would make a nice addition to my collection. It arrived in the country on Monday, but only got cleared at customs yesterday. This is where the trouble started. Got an e-mail notification from the online store I bought the watch from, that the watch has arrived at their offices and has been send off with courier X (which was the first point of concern, because they used courier B for delivery last week for my other Invicta). I phoned courier X to find out who they use in my town to do their deliveries (as I did with courier B), and I was informed they do not have offices in my town (which I knew) and they do not use any of the local courier companies to do deliveries for them, and if the said item where to arrive at their offices in Johannesburg, it will just be returned to the sender. I then send an e-mail to the online store, telling them the situation. Within in 10min. I received an e-mail, apologizing fo

Question about ESQ watch
I have a question about ESQ watch-ESQ submersible model 07301136. Would like to hear any members comments are experience with this watch. Thinking about purchasing this watch found a great deal on one. From the description I seen it appears to be a nice watch. My only concern is size do not want a huge watch. Look forward to hearing your comments. Thanks in advance Hal2k

3120 beat rate
For those with APs equipped with the venerable 3120 (which I'm considering)....I read that it beats at 21,600 bph. If you're on this forum, I presume you have at least one Rolex with a 3135 that's clicking away at 28,800 bph. I presume the less smooth movement of the second hand doesn't bother you, but everything I read suggests higher beat rate is required for greater accuracy. What has been your experience with +/- per 24 hrs? If it's in the 10-15 seconds range, is that considered an acceptable characteristic of this calibre (I realize it is not a certified chronometer)?I'm drawn to the AP, but owning only Rolex and Omega, all within +/- 3 seconds per day, I want to set my expectations appropriately.

INCOMING my first Omega and first ever Chronograph!
I am absolutely thrilled to add this beauty to my collection.I must admit that I have always only ever been a fan of the vintage omega watches, mainly the speedmasters, specifically the ED white, and other than that the ranchero.This one however caught my attention since it got released.I am thrilled with this watch!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

5711 UK pricing
Hi All,I am a long time lurker and occasional poster!Previous watches include a PAM 312, AP 15300, Bi Metal Daytona and currently enjoying a GMT Master.I am relatively new to Patek, had tried on an Aquanaut previously and really liked it but the timing wasn't quite right. Having renovated a house last year, paid for a wedding which is coming up in the next few weeks (), sorted the honeymoon etc I feel the time is almost right to pull the trigger and buy something else.Currently considering;Aquanaut 5167Royal Oak 15400 silver dialRoyal Oak Chrono silver dialToday I tried on a white dial 5711. Wow. Haven't stopped thinking about it since, really loved it.The problem is here in the UK (not sure if the same elsewhere) I am being quoted 3 years waiting list for new (?18 030 list price) or I am looking at circa ?21 500 for a 2013 with box and papers.My concern is whether paying considerably higher than list opens me up to a big hit on depreciation as I am theoretically paying thousands more