Well... What can I say. If it would be my first watch I probably wouldn't by any one more. And not started collecting them at all XD For me it's pure perfection. P.S. It kind of freezing outside -35 C. That was the temperature of the parcel and the watch in ''postomat'' parcel dispencer macine. This watches don't care much obviosly.

Are Invicta watches good to buy

I decided to wear my Orient Kamasu for blue Monday only to notice that the stitching around the buckle had come loose. Fortunately I have this beauty as a backup.

PVD coating. Someone have/has a rose gold or black (or other color) PVD coating watch. EDOX, Longine, Tissot, SEIKO quality level? SUN UV, chemistry, salt, sweat e.t.c. damage it for a time. And on the cheap watches specifically made from brass zinc e.t.c. with cheap PVD tech and a thin layer of PVD, it damage very quickly. How long does it hold up if watches are used each day? But, for example, in the office? If they are not used in the field, or building, engine repairing e.t.c. Particularly, I'm curious how EDOX PVD holds up during the years of use. Thanks.

I've been looking forward to throwback Thursday since chatting with @Jeffrey Plotka about all the watches that have been passed down to him. Today's watch belonged to my grandfather that I never got to meet. Passed down to me indirectly from uncle to cousin who then gave it to me.