TW Steel Uhren Canteen Cool Black/Red - Chronograph, TW903

Oris Aquis Depth Gauge Watch
Capillary-style depth gauges are nothing new or particularly advanced, but they are simple and effective. Oris has managed to design one into one of its dive watches. The result is a mechanical watch with a non-electronic depth gauge that does not cost an arm and a leg. IWC and Jager-LeCoultre already proved to us that they can make those - and that is fantastic - but they were a complication for complication's sake because even if you choose to dive with a luxury watch, you probably aren't going to want to rely on it as your depth gauge. When Panerai released theirs, they simply circumvented the entire issue by keeping prices high and sticking in an electronic depth gauge module. In fact, that was pretty smart of them.This new diver is called the Oris Aquis Depth Gauge and is just that. Oris has a load of pretty good dive watches but there are a lot of them and many have seemingly small differences. On top of that, they exist in a few model families which exacerbates my confusion. Pro

Happy Lunar New"Bull" Year 2560
Hope this is a Bull"ish" Year for all of us

One company?
Good day,Does anyone know if Swiss Legend and Invicta are actually the same company operating under two names?That is, is there one company that markets these two brands separately?Thanks

I.W.C. service or lack of your views
Dear Members,I am sorry to say I am less then impressed with the quality of service provided by I.W.C. who as a leading watch house leave a lot to be desired I received my Aquatimer 3536-02 back from service not in a nice soft case like most other brands I have used no just wrapped in tissue paper and in a clear plastic bag.That was not all I asked for the service history and age of the watch as I did not buy it new, none of which was given or any reason for not doing so. and bear in mind all of this took 4 month's !!!!!!!!!!!There was no detail as regards what work had being done unlike other brands who list parts replaced and in a number of cases return the old parts.All in all a very disappointing experience which left me light in the pocket to the tune of ¡ê457.00As ever your views and comments would be welcomeKind regards Walter Wharton

Why not sell to the community over the big resellers??
Having only ever bought older/vintage rolex I¡¯m in no position with an AD to receive a Ceramic Daytona or even get on a list. Being in the UK I¡¯m tired of seeing the likes of WatchFinder etc churning out these watches for 16-17k GBP. I¡¯m interested to know if a forum member offered you the same price, as say Watchfinder, would you sell it to them instead? As a community we can enable each other to purchase these watches at better prices with both sides still getting a good deal. You can guess from this post which watch I¡¯m chasing right now. Thanks.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk