Breitling Aeromarine Superocean 44 Automatic Mens Watch A1739102-BA77BKPD

Omega Automatic De Ville question from a newbie
Hi everyone,Just discovered this forum, amazing! I am a vintage audio buff and it's great to see the same level of enthusiasm for time pieces.My dad passed away and left me several watches. One of them is a very cool Omega Automatic De Ville. I am trying to find info about Omega (a link on Omega history?), when this one was made and if it was very common. Also I've seen a lot of De Villes that are also Seamasters, and wonder what the difference is. I found these pics on photobucket that look exactly like it, even the numbers on the back are the same. Thanks for your help!

World Travelling Hamilton
Mark's post regarding the Turner/World Traveller has prompted me to post an idea I've been kicking around the past 18 months.. Admittedly I stole the idea from another forum; but can safely say that it's not been done at the Hamilton Forum before....The idea is that we as a group send a Hamilton watch on a tour of the globe. At each stop the recipient will show the watch a good time; take it to visit local landmarks or events; take some pictures; post them here then send it to the next person.Even with the folk we have today the watch has the potential to see the US (duh), Canada, Deutschland, Japan, Australia, the Congo and South Africa. Depending on people's vacations who knows what this will extend to?So, in principle, what say you?Obviously we need to pin down a few rules. Who will provide the watch? (I have several we could choose from and I know I'm not alone in this regard); What model will it be? (has to be something that 'says' "Hamilton" but something that the owner can be

Jeremy Clarkson's View On Watches...
From the TimesOnline.co.uk:¡°And this brings me neatly onto the question of watches. For some time now I¡¯ve been on the hunt for a new one but the choice is tricky. I couldn¡¯t have a Breitling because I don¡¯t own an Audi. I couldn¡¯t have a Calvin Klein because they are pants, I couldn¡¯t have a Gucci because I¡¯m not a footballist¡¯s wife, I couldn¡¯t have a TW Steel because my wrist isn¡¯t big enough to sport something that can be seen from space, I couldn¡¯t have a Tissot because I¡¯m not eight and the only thing in the world worse than a fake Rolex is a real one.Have you noticed something odd about Rolexes? Especially the modern ones that wind automatically when you move your wrist about? A great many owners wear them on their right hand. I jump to no conclusions here but you can feel free.Mostly, though, I cannot wear any of these watches because I am an Omega man. I have worn a Seamaster for years, not because James Bond has one and not because Neil Armstrong wore something by the same ma

Liquidmetal vs ceramic
Hey guys, is Liquidmetal and the ceramic on the new PO Cal. 8500 the same thing?Or can you only get Liquidmetal in those limited addition watches?Thanks.

175th Anniversary watch on Sotheby's auction
The 5975G is up for auction at the Nov 10 Geneva Sotheby auction. It is one of the last watches listed in the Auction catalog..sothebys/pdf/2015/GE1504A/index.htmlI know several pieces from the 175th Anniversary Edition have been available for sale on ebay and from other re-sellers. But this may be the first one up for sale at a major auction house.