My Invicta Sea Hunter 0861 with Mother of Pearl is outrageous, sort of the sugary version of watches, like wearing five bowls of Cap 'N Crunch with Crunchberries on the wrist. After selling off most of my Invictas over the last year, I found those sugar cravings coming back, so I bought a half dozen (like a 2AM rush to Dunkin' Donuts) and now feel sated. Back to my "serious" watches. More later.
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"More later" sounds like a cliffhanger, like you've got a "serious watch" hankering you're not quite ready to unveil.
Anyways, maybe you needed to go all out on a honkin' huge watch to satiate yourself. I'm close, but I have a list of three or four Invictas that I'll do searches for but not go out and get unless, and if, I find them for the right price.
By the way, any sold watches you miss or regret selling? I ask because I've been finding myself wishing I hadn't sold my mid-size SAS 0524 and F0010. I won't re-buy it, but would like a mid-size SAS and there are only a few that I like the color combination of - the blue dial 6424, smaller version of the one I had, and the silver dial 6426.
Posted by: jonnybardo | July 25, 2013 at 05:29 PM
I did have to re-buy that gunmetal Ocean Reef. I miss my rubber strap SAS but I know I can find those easily enough. I think the 59mm in all its outrageousness may cork the Invicta flood for a while. By serious watch, must confess to digging the $1,200 Rado D Star XL watches.
Posted by: Jeffrey McMahon | July 25, 2013 at 05:52 PM
$1,200? My advice, to quote the last part of Being John Malkovich, "Look away, look away!" I'm just keeping my eyes off more expensive watches for the time being.
Posted by: jonnybardo | July 26, 2013 at 06:15 AM
I seriously doubt I'll unload that kind of money on a watch, but . . .
Posted by: herculodge | July 26, 2013 at 06:25 AM