Here are a few of my newer models:
32 Degrees - Elevation -Model 9855 - The 32 Degrees Elevation has an automatic movement with 20 jewels, the case is 47mm x 15mm stainless steel with a screw-down diver's cap, curved sapphire coated mineral crystal, an exhibition back with Côtes de Genève bridges and rotor. The water resistant up to 5 ATM. The complications include, dual time hour -minute sub-dials (can be used as a regulator function), big date window at 12 o'clock marker, day window at 3 o'clock, month window at 9 o'clock , and luminous hands and hour markers. The watch has chronometer style side buttons to set the date and the month complications, and a pin push button to sent the day. This is no perpetual calendar function by all means. You have to manually adjust the date from 30/31 to 1 (if you don't, the date counter will run to 39 before changing back to 1 ). I love the look of this watch with the face being a light red, with black numerals and second marks. The hands are aviator style, and the sub dials black and white. The date complication sits a bit too low to read easily, but the other windows are easy to read. The Crown is massive but interesting enough it is comfortable to wear. The one thing i love about this watch is all the attention it gets when i wear it.
Invicta II -Sport Chronograph Elite Model 4892 - Chronometer with a Tachymeter in the inner bezel, 3 sub-dials ( 2 upper ones measure the chronometer's minutes and hours, and the lower sub-dial regular second hand when the Chronometer is off). Stainless Steel case with Sapphire Chrystal, water proof to 100 meters, Japanese Quartz Movement, Date Complication, with the aperture at classic 3 pm position. This watch features silver -mica roman numerals on a white dial. The hands are luminescent aviator style. The Case is 44 mm about the size of the Invicta Pro-Diver. The watch is very comfortable to wear and it feels solid on your hand. The band is stainless steel with a woven pattern and a fold-over clasp.
