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Instikya Sub Aqua by the master watch host JS, CG,TB, UL or whatever name he goes bysnoopy1.gif$almost $2500 for onetoon1.gif

http://www.shopnbc.com/product/?familyid=J172321&track=-65102

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The watch does nothing for me as it reminds me of the King Cuda whish I'm not a fan of.....just because it's big and thick doesn't make it a good watch....but by seeing all the selling going on I think it will sell out....I prefer the original....

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No matter what movement is put in an Invicta it is still assembled by the Invicta ChimpsMy COSC had to be taken in for repair for a inproperly seated winding stemmistake.gif I refuesed to send to Invictas non/CS dept. and Slop couldn't exchange it cause' there were no more in SS....and a refund would result in me losing the $185. credit I used towards purchase....another fine experience with Invicta and Slopsubtlelaugh.gif

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Too big.

Too heavy.

Dial too busy and appears hard to read.

Strap is like the ones that are on the new series - don't like them.

Crown guard is not to my liking.

Invicta logo too large and too prominent.

Bezel odd and too complicated.



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Oh c'mon guys...........are you trying to tell me that you don't think the new Invict Sub Standard is worth as much as a Breitling or Omega........obviously you are missing your daily dose of Big & Dumb  face4.gifKool-Aid!

And I cannot believe that you would even begin to question the integrity of JS, the premier con-artist of TV talk.......oh, sorry, that goes back to the Big & Dumb face4.gif Kool-Aid thing again! mistake.gif

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Are they using reject toy designers now?  My 6 year old would think it was cool for about a minute.  What kind of life experience do you have to have to come up with that kind of design, watching cartoons and playing video games.

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Hey what's wrong with watching cartoons and playing video games??

These are the problem(s):



"Nowhepnmd elega style in  swiis mad mvid t"

I was quoting him phonetically...



"This incorporates many of the key design elements I've invented over the last 1000 years..."

 

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Hey, I like it. If it I wait for 6 months it will be 299.00 on the bay.And I'll buy it to add to my subaqua collection of way to big watches. The largest watch I can wear is the Vixa at 48mm. anything larger with bracelet kinks around the wrist.

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I see zenith, beuchat crowns. not very original. Why a crown lock on a screw down crown? Why not just do a 43mm swiss diver chronograph with a 7750 movement? Some watches they do well, but cheese out on the bracelets. if they added screwed links and screwed lugs they would have a winner.

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An homage to Zenith Defy Extreme?


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At least I know where they got the "inspiration" for the bracelet.

Got to say that the Zenith is one Fugly watch.  Is the paint peeling from the hands?face4.gif

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Docrwm wrote: At least I know where they got the "inspiration" for the bracelet.

Got to say that the Zenith is one Fugly watch.  Is the paint peeling from the hands?face4.gif

Completely painted hands option... add $2K... heh...:shock:

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Are you going to get another ocean? I cancelled on the lm1 because the lug holes are to close to the end. If it breaks, scratch one watch. I have seen them on every strap combo and there so far out on the end they look like a after thought. I may get the one offered this month with the bracelet, but no lm1. Nobody has posted up a negative post on the watches yet. Theres no timing info other than a comparison to some other low end eta's. I would like to know how accurate they really are, not just what Mitch says. Time yours and post the results.

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srh_pres wrote: An homage to Zenith Defy Extreme?



Say what you will about the Zenith but please don't associate it with the Sub Aqua spawn...

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yamahaki wrote: Are you going to get another ocean? I cancelled on the lm1 because the lug holes are to close to the end. If it breaks, scratch one watch. I have seen them on every strap combo and there so far out on the end they look like a after thought. I may get the one offered this month with the bracelet, but no lm1. Nobody has posted up a negative post on the watches yet. Theres no timing info other than a comparison to some other low end eta's. I would like to know how accurate they really are, not just what Mitch says. Time yours and post the results.
Sean... actually I passed on the LM1 myself, lugs being one issue, and went for an ORSA Lume Sea Angler instead. I have the LM-2 preordered (below) and will prob get the LM3 (see avatar) as well.



Apparently the LM1 owners are concerned about the lugs as well - most seem to be getting some 2.5mm springbars to make it more secure.

Steve

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I perused Corona Brown Eye's host pick's and found another monstrosity. I apologize to any who may find this attractive but here's a perfect example of what passes for breath taking...

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I really like srh-prez avitar .... it will come equipped with the 200 movement I expect ....I noticed on the web-site that it says available in April and it might come with a 2824  OR  a 200 movement ...big difference for me ....I have a 200 movement in a Zodiac diver I bought and it seems to be doing okay ( +5 or6 sec day) but it winds funny

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canadajo wrote: I really like srh-prez avitar .... it will come equipped with the 200 movement I expect ....I noticed on the web-site that it says available in April and it might come with a 2824  OR  a 200 movement ...big difference for me ....I have a 200 movement in a Zodiac diver I bought and it seems to be doing okay ( +5 or6 sec day) but it winds funny
Thanks! According to Mitch, it looks like the first production run of the LM-3 will have the 2824 in it.  Future runs will probably be the SW200 due to availability issues of the ETA movements. Delivery may slip to May I believe...

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Paxman wrote: I perused Corona Brown Eye's host pick's and found another monstrosity. I apologize to any who may find this attractive but here's a perfect example of what passes for breath taking...


All I can say is ...  "Yikes!"

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Paxman wrote: I perused Corona Brown Eye's host pick's and found another monstrosity. I apologize to any who may find this attractive but here's a perfect example of what passes for breath taking...



Ah....err.....ok, I give - what is it?

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CAN you pre order the LM3 yet ....so as to try to grt a 2824 movement ????????

 

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canadajo wrote: I really like srh-prez avitar .... it will come equipped with the 200 movement I expect ....I noticed on the web-site that it says available in April and it might come with a 2824  OR  a 200 movement ...big difference for me ....I have a 200 movement in a Zodiac diver I bought and it seems to be doing okay ( +5 or6 sec day) but it winds funny
Thanks! According to Mitch, it looks like the first production run of the LM-3 will have the 2824 in it.  Future runs will probably be the SW200 due to availability issues of the ETA movements. Delivery may slip to May I believe...

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canadajo wrote: CAN you pre order the LM3 yet ....so as to try to grt a 2824 movement ????????

 

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canadajo wrote: I really like srh-prez avitar .... it will come equipped with the 200 movement I expect ....I noticed on the web-site that it says available in April and it might come with a 2824  OR  a 200 movement ...big difference for me ....I have a 200 movement in a Zodiac diver I bought and it seems to be doing okay ( +5 or6 sec day) but it winds funny
Thanks! According to Mitch, it looks like the first production run of the LM-3 will have the 2824 in it.  Future runs will probably be the SW200 due to availability issues of the ETA movements. Delivery may slip to May I believe...


He's not gonna do a pre-order on the LM-3.  Orders will be done thru the website only - setup an account, then get on waiting list for it (go to catalog, click on the LM series, LM-3, then click 'waiting list'). 

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 It's ... it's

face4.gif The Croton AMOEBA!!!!

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Looks like its been left in the microwave a bit to long. LOL.

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Veeblefetzer wrote:  It's ... it's

face4.gif The Croton AMOEBA!!!!

Hi Veeb..............how have you been?

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Veeblefetzer wrote:  It's ... it's

face4.gif The Croton AMOEBA!!!!

I wouldn't be surprised if that were the name the Merm gave it...

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Paxman wrote:
Chonomaster Amoeba!!!!...I'll bet js had a hand in the Design...a Star Trek Ripp-Off!!! Veeblefetzer wrote:  It's ... it's

face4.gif The Croton AMOEBA!!!!

I wouldn't be surprised if that were the name the Merm gave it...

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So Oscar. How many subnoma 3's did you buy?:shock:

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yamahaki wrote: So Oscar. How many subnoma 3's did you buy?:shock:
He's saving them for trade bait...

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Paxman wrote:
Not even ONE!!!:P:P:P I think the days of Invictas being used for trade bait are gone!....I do have several 1st. generation Invictas from a few years ago left for that Purpose...but then a new crop of Invictaphiles will have to appear!!!!!:Dhand6.gif yamahaki wrote: So Oscar. How many subnoma 3's did you buy?:shock:
He's saving them for trade bait...

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I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:

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O.A. Gaspar wrote: Paxman wrote:
Not even ONE!!!:P:P:P I think the days of Invictas being used for trade bait are gone!....I do have several 1st. generation Invictas from a few years ago left for that Purpose...but then a new crop of Invictaphiles will have to appear!!!!!:Dhand6.gif yamahaki wrote: So Oscar. How many subnoma 3's did you buy?:shock:
He's saving them for trade bait...


I traded all my Invictas for cigars.  Made out like a bandit!  Course didnt take me long to smoke both of 'em...coyote2.gif
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Must have been some good smoke!

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Docrwm wrote:
Even though I am a fan of Nicole dei Machiavelli...I assure you Doc the Invictas never started out life as "Trade Bait" nor anything underhanded or unscrupuloussubtlelaugh.gif...they were a part of my WIS education and after my seperation from Invicta they just took on a life of their own..."Honest Guys" in my best Eyal imitation voice!!! I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:


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Docrwm wrote: I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:


Doc...............I told you when I invited you that this was a fine group of guys...........I just didn't define, "fine"! yourock.gif

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yamahaki wrote:
Not that kind of Smoke Sean!!!....You smoke that before you buy an Invicta!!!subtlelaugh.gif Must have been some good smoke!

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O.A. Gaspar wrote: Docrwm wrote:
Even though I am a fan of Nicole dei Machiavelli...I assure you Doc the Invictas never started out life as "Trade Bait" nor anything underhanded or unscrupuloussubtlelaugh.gif...they were a part of my WIS education and after my seperation from Invicta they just took on a life of their own..."Honest Guys" in my best Eyal imitation voice!!! I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:



And believe me I did not mean to insinuate anything underhanded. I do like the way you refer to the "seperation" from Invicta. Seems to be happening to Invicta quite often!!

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Paxman wrote: O.A. Gaspar wrote:
I know you didn' Pax!! If an Invicta has lasted in my possession for 3/4 years it is probably one of the Good Ones or still NIB!:P....and Trade Bait is exactly  why I  pick up some Invictas here and there to this day...everyone wants to see what started it all...it's part of the WIS experience! Docrwm wrote:
Even though I am a fan of Nicole dei Machiavelli...I assure you Doc the Invictas never started out life as "Trade Bait" nor anything underhanded or unscrupuloussubtlelaugh.gif...they were a part of my WIS education and after my seperation from Invicta they just took on a life of their own..."Honest Guys" in my best Eyal imitation voice!!! I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:



And believe me I did not mean to insinuate anything underhanded. I do like the way you refer to the "seperation" from Invicta. Seems to be happening to Invicta quite often!!

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Most of us still have a secret stash of invictas, some are really rare. We just don't talk about them in the open.

You have to be on oscars secret forum to find out. Go ahead and pm him...... really:dude:

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yamahaki wrote: Most of us still have a secret stash of invictas, some are really rare. We just don't talk about them in the open.

You have to be on oscars secret forum to find out. Go ahead and pm him...... really:dude:

If I say the magic word, can I get in?  "Diablo II"...  The only one I have left (noone wanted it), tonneau with a purple dial... yeah, purple.... so offensive to the senses, my camera won't even let me take a picture of it!!
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Crap man! don't give out the damn password!

now everybody is going to get in..... #$%&#@!

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yamahaki wrote: Crap man! don't give out the damn password!

now everybody is going to get in..... #$%&#@!

It's OK!  That was a one-time, self-expiring, public key 256-bit encrypted Orndorf cypher - noone would figure out that the real password is "eyal rocks"...  oh, damn...  sorry, Oscar...

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KenC wrote: Docrwm wrote: I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:


Doc...............I told you when I invited you that this was a fine group of guys...........I just didn't define, "fine"! yourock.gif


Ok, I see your point Ken.  I mean fine can mean anything really - I guess what you are saying is that you use terms to mean what you want them to - sort of like the definition of "it" - right?

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O.A. Gaspar wrote: Docrwm wrote:
Even though I am a fan of Nicole dei Machiavelli...I assure you Doc the Invictas never started out life as "Trade Bait" nor anything underhanded or unscrupuloussubtlelaugh.gif...they were a part of my WIS education and after my seperation from Invicta they just took on a life of their own..."Honest Guys" in my best Eyal imitation voice!!! I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:




Ok.....vacant stare....How much for the Blingy one with the great logo on it?  I know it is destined to be a collectors item and I will not be whole or complete as a human being without one.......please........I gotta have it man...............I'll pay you on Wednesday man, really!

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Docrwm wrote: KenC wrote: Docrwm wrote: I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:


Doc...............I told you when I invited you that this was a fine group of guys...........I just didn't define, "fine"! yourock.gif


Ok, I see your point Ken.  I mean fine can mean anything really - I guess what you are saying is that you use terms to mean what you want them to - sort of like the definition of "it" - right?

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And It's absolutely a tragedy that Doc owns those and not me ;)

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KenC wrote: Docrwm wrote: KenC wrote: Docrwm wrote: I admit it - I'm new here.  So, "trade bait" - let me get this straight.  You bought Invicta watches in order to trade them to "Invictaphiles" for real watches in trades?

The depravity!  The shear Machiavellian thought that goes into such an endeavour just boggles the mind!:shock:


Doc...............I told you when I invited you that this was a fine group of guys...........I just didn't define, "fine"! yourock.gif


Ok, I see your point Ken.  I mean fine can mean anything really - I guess what you are saying is that you use terms to mean what you want them to - sort of like the definition of "it" - right?

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Hey, Doc.......................when did you snag little brother!  Way cool! cool10.gif


Ken,

So, changing the topic again are you???:dude:

Someone on this list saw my Review of the Mido Multifort Auto Chrono and suggested that it seemed lonely without its little brother.  They offered to help me reunite them.  So, here they are - reunited at last.  (That someone was Pax;)).

I'm enjoying the new Mido now.  I'm at least its 3rd owner but it looks great and wears well.  I don't think I'll be passing it along any time soon.hand6.gif


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