Ladies Swiss Army Watches

The new Reserve Pro Diver Swiss Automatic Lefty Meteorite men's watch is an excellent offer from the horological company Invicta.Created in accordance with stringent requirements of flawless craftsmanship, the new Invicta watch draws and holds the eye with its captivating dial. Its originality lies in meteorite, the material employed in its manufacturing.The black stained dial is completed with applied Arabic numerals. At 3, 6 and 9 o'clock it features charismatic indexes.The number at 12 o'clock is substituted by the brand's eye-catching logo. The display also comprises a black-painted outer ring, marked with a minute track.The dial of the new Invicta Reserve Pro Diver Swiss Automatic Lefty Meteorite men's watch is equipped with central hands, pulsating with elegance and distinction. The broad hands indicate passing hours and minutes. The third slim hand keeps pace of seconds.A special attention getter of the display is a mesmerizing opening, nicely arranged at 6 o'clock. It permits a glance into an escapement of a Swiss-made Sellita SW200 movement.The watch face is protected by a "Flame Fusion" sapphire crystal. The glass is held in place by a fixed bezel, which exposes large Arabic numerals. It is bolted down to the case with six appealing screws.The bezel is incorporated into the structure of the black steel case. It is 17 mm thick and measures 55 mm in diameter. Presented at 9 o'clock, the massive crown makes the adjustment procedures easier for left-handers. Moreover, this position prevents the user from having a crown jab into his hand, which is inevitable with the model of this size. The case construction is 500-meter water-resistant.The new Invicta watch is secured to the wearer's wrist with a strikingly masculine steel bracelet, closed with a clasp.

Chronoswiss donated proceeds from the sale of the "Kairos" timepiece worn by celebrated comedian Steve Carell at the 2010 Golden Globes. The silent auction was held at the Chronoswiss boutique in New York over the Valentine's Day weekend (from Thursday February 11 �C Saturday February 13th. All proceeds from the sale of the Kairos will be donated to the Red Ribbon Foundation to help in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Valued at $3,800, the Kairos is one of the most successful models in the Chronoswiss collection. The pane of sapphire crystal in the back of the consummately shaped case offers an unobstructed view of the self-winding movement. Love for details is evident in the finely guilloche dial and meticulously polished, blued steel hands. Chronoswiss is a German watch manufacturer based in Munich. The company was founded by watch making legend Gerd R. Lang in 1983 with the mission to bring about the renaissance of the mechanical watch and manufacture timepieces with uncompromising technical and aesthetic value. Chronoswiss prides itself in exclusivity by producing less than 6,000 watches per year. Though a German company, every component of the timepieces is manufactured in Switzerland and then hand-finished and assembled in Germany. RED RIBBON FOUNDATION raises money to fight AIDS. They award grants to organizations that demonstrate results as well as promising ideas for preventing the spread of AIDS and caring for those with the disease. RRF grants support prevention education programs for high-risk individuals, cutting-edge research to eradicate the disease, and assistance programs for those living with HIV/AIDS.