The layout of Invicta Men's 7219 Signature Collection Corduba Diverlock Stainless Steel Watch
The scratch-resistant mineral crystals. Screws to the Crown. Case solid return. Case diameter: 47 mm. case thickness: 14 mm. The Fold-over with security clasp news release. At 200 meters/660 feet water resistant. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds and calendar. Additional Info: Japanese miyota automatic.

Melbourne Watch Co Portsea Review
When I reviewed the Melbourne Flinders some time ago, I was pleasantly surprised by the subtleties of the design and quality manufacturing. So, I was very excited last summer when they announced they were coming out with the Portsea, a playful variation on the Marine Chronometer style. I wasn't the only one either, as their Kickstarter campaign for the watch raised just over $100k, nearly triple what they had asked for.What struck me about the Portsea is that it wasn't just another Marine watch, it really took the concept into a unique direction and used a cool movement, the Miyota 9120. By using this movement, Melbourne got to design around having a triple-calendar function, which added more complexity to the typically time only genre. The dial they came up with, which I'll dig into below, has an ingenious design, adding depth and texture where it is usually absent. All in all, a striking watch… but also one that comes in at a fairly modest price of about $615 (fluctuates with c

AP Dealer gifts/promo items
Anyone had any dealer freebies thrown in with their purchase?Would be interesting to see some of the items offered by dealers, so far i've seen pens, table clocks, watch winders, bezel key rings and travel pouchesI'm not sure if the table clock is a freebie or was a short production run as an additional purchasable item?

Pick one...
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PP Rose Gold and wearability?
Hello everyone. I'm searching for my next watch and have never owned a PP RG watch and have only owned one PM watch in general that I only wore a hand full of times because it didn't fit well on my wrist. So the question is how much do you all concentrate on wrist presence and try to always avoid rubbing/scratching the watch/clasp when wearing the rose gold models?I currently wear my 5167 99% of the time including sleeping, showering, swimming, working for the most part(not behind a desk), and cooking so I have worn it like a Rolex Sub pretty much. It has served me very well and I have tried to be conscience of its presence when could otherwise rub my wrist up against something. I'd say it's held up rather well considering how delicate the finish is on the case and clasp. There are only very small hairline scratches on the top brushed bezel and the same for the clasp but just more of them. The watches that are currently on my radar are the 5711r with bracelet, 5164r, and the 5712r. The