Invicta's famous calendar is back for 2017!
Invicta 2017 Calendar PDF on Invicta's website.
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Showing posts with label Invicta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Invicta. Show all posts
Monday, March 27, 2017
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Thursday, January 21, 2016
No 2016 Invicta Watch Calendar
VreMax: New Invicta 2015 Watch Calendar: On the Invicta website there is now their new 2015 watch calendar available to view and download. Invicta calendars are quite striking...
As I wrote in the post above in late 2014 Invicta released another spectacular watch calendar for 2015.
However I can't help but notice (with much sadness) that there hasn't still been the 2016 Invicta calendar but we are already well into 2016. Hey, what gives?
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
New Invicta 2015 Watch Calendar
On the Invicta website there is now their new 2015 watch calendar available to view and download.
Invicta calendars are quite striking in many departments...
There are new models in the Invicta 2015 Watch Calendar too... worth a look-see.
Thursday, September 4, 2014
2014 Invicta Watch Calendar
The year 2014 is almost over now... but here is an Invicta 2014 watch calendar from their website.
Invicta 2014 Watch Calendar (link)
As per usual there is plenty to see
Invicta 2014 Watch Calendar (link)
As per usual there is plenty to see
Monday, March 31, 2014
Schwarzenegger 192 ChS
According to this Russian article [in Russian], Arnold Schwarzenegger may have been wearing a Soviet Military Zlatoust Diver 192 ChS (or 191-ChS, to be exact) wristwatch.
And also in this knife wielding (and budget cutting) video...
It has to be said though that there is a difference of opinion. One school of thought is that they are several watches, at least some of which are Russian Diver series Invictas... Still the concept and idea for [the relaunched] Invicta's Russian Divers were borrowed from the Zlatoust Diver in the first place.
To my untrained eye, those on a strap with metal things like rivets look more like Zlatoust, while the thing in the video could be an Invicta Russian Diver 2625 model, ditto on the 2008 Esquire cover below.
Zlatoust Factory's current re-issue of the famed diver - 192 ChS.
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