Today, I'm wearing my Invicta Lupah Chronograph — A timepiece that doesn’t just tell time, it announces it. This watch looks like it escaped from a luxury sports car and strapped itself to my wrist. The oversized 47mm case and gold-tone contrasts give serious “CEO-with-an-edge” energy — as if it’s doing board-room calculations even when you’re just checking the time. Chronograph sub-dials and bold pushers make the dial look alive with intent; every glance feels intentional. And when the lume glow hits at night? It’s basically saying, “Yes, I look good by daylight… but wait till after dark.” In short: the Invicta Lupah is the horological equivalent of showing up in a tailored suit and a leather jacket — dramatic, confident, and impossible to ignore.

Back in black today but wore my Orient Neo 70s panda watch!

Working from home today as our floor at home office and two floors in parking garage had frozen pipes. Wearing a big buddy I haven't worn in quite awhile. This big boy was my very first Watch Gang winner back in 2019. It's got a lot of visuals similar to higher end pieces but under the hood it also carries a Seiko NH35A engine. Big Blue is the largest lineman in my collection The Audaz Ocean Raider Key Features and Specifications - Movement: The watch is powered by a reliable 24-jewel, Seiko NH35A automatic movement. - Water Resistance: It is built to survive pressures up to 300 meters (1000 feet) and includes a Helium Escape Valve (HEV) mechanism for saturation dives. - Case and Crystal: It has a chunky 45mm diameter case made from 316L stainless steel, topped with scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. - Legibility: Swiss Super Luminova is generously applied to the large hands and indices for excellent visibility in dark conditions. - Bezel: It features a 120-click unidirectional dive bezel. Have a great day.

embassy oiled bronze face

Monterey Watch Company - Kitty Hawk EK