Technomarine UF6 Mother of Pearl Dial Chronograph Ladies Watch 609009

Daytona enthusiast turned Speedmaster lover
Greetings all. I had been wearing a stainless Rolex Daytona for a couple of decades, and when it stopped running for the third time, I decided to check out the Speedmaster. I bought a 2008 pro and took to it immediately. I have got the Daytona running, but I don't wear it anymore, and I will probably hock it and use the money to buy a couple of vintage Speedmasters. My only gripe with the watch is the hard winding and difficulty getting a good grip on the crown. I hear the 321 is a bit easier to wind, so I bought a 145.012 recently, and it's on the way...which leads to my first question: I'm in the N. Virginia area, and I'm hoping there is an independent watchmaker around that can do the service on a 321 at a reasonable cost. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know. I'm also in the market for a straight lug 105.003, preferably a 1964 model, so if anyone has a line on a beast of that sort, I'd be interested. I hope to be a contributor to your forum, but it will be som

Homage To Bienne - The X-33 Prototype
THE X-33 PROTOTYPE

The new World............as in Navitimer
Purchased a Navitimer World from Govberg (George).Silver dial and subs on a brown croc with deployment buckleExpected delivery is 6/30.Pictures to follow

Which movement is better?
Hello,I'm thinking about getting a PP but now sure which movement makes more sense...I would like to have your opinion on this...For those who have a manually winding watch, do you find it a hassle to do it everyday? do you find yourself adjusting the time often? For those who have quartz movement, do you find yourself terrified every time you have to change the batteries and nervous that they may do something wrong to the watch even though it's a PP expert?The watches I'm considering are: 7119/1J and 4907/1J.Thanks for your input

Invicta's Swiss Factory Documented
Saw this awhile back at another forum, which at this moment the name escapes me. Here's an invoice for a shipment of Invicta watches.HEROMEX LIMITED: Detailed Company Information, Imports & ExportsFrom the same place, the Invicta watch says Swiss Movement on the front, yet read the engraving on the Rhonda movement. IMG_2946.jpg