Breitling Aeromarine Superocean Heritage 46 Steel Black Dial 46mm Automatic Watch

New Omega Owner
Hi everyone. I would just like to randomly thank the entire Omega forum for all of their unknowing assistance with my purchase. I have read pretty much every post about the Seamaster 2254.50 over the past few days, as well as drooled over the photos of quite of few of your Seamasters as well. I apologize, I will clean the drool up from the forum.The two watches that it came down to were the 2254.50 and the Seamaster Aqua Terra. In the end, with the discontinuation of the 2254.50, I figured I should get that one while it was still around. I also followed which pictures I would stop at more frequently, which was the 2254.50.The black dial, the sword hands, and the "perfect" way it sits on so many of your wrists and the other variety of objects which seem to accompany the photos, made the decision so much easier for me. I promise to have a few photos up in a couple of days as well as not "lurking" so much. It won't be anywhere close to the quality of the photos that set me down this pat

Help a newbie ID the movement in his first mechanical watch!
Hello all,I'm new here and new to mechanical watches, or really watches in general. My wife and I were in a Fossil outlet yesterday and while she was looking at purses I saw an automatic skeleton in the case and just loved it. I didn't know anything about mechanical watches and this was purely an impulse buy. I know these are not great watches but I've enjoyed it so far and feel a new obsession coming on. :) Probably many of you here know what I'm talking about.Anyway, I've spent a few hours reading articles on how automatic mechanical watches work and have learned a lot so far. But I'd like to know more about my specific watch and haven't been able to find much.The watch I bought is a Fossil ME3013. I've attempted to take some pictures but my photography skills are lacking. I also included a picture taken from Fossil's website. It's a non-hacking automatic and, based on my attempt at observation, seems to beat at 6 bps. According to the silkscreening, its a 20-jewel chinese m

Vintage Hamilton for Tuesday, Aug. 19th
green gold filled Cushion FormOffered from 1926-1932second generation cushion caseblack enamel filled engraving in midcasevery scarce O54 dial variation29mm wide x 32mm over the lugs16mm strap width17-jewel 987 movementbefore & after dial restored by International Dial Co., Inc.Here are various case & dial combinations...

A new mod for a nice looking timepiece:Deep Blue Fleet Admiral
I just bought this Super Engineer II from Strapcode. With the high polish Stainless case it seems like the perfect mod. Much better than the leather strap for sure.

15300 for everyday piece?
I've owned a blue 15300 for almost a year and have worn it sparingly. This beauty needs some wear! I have favored a few Rolex and IWC pieces for daily wear, but am thinking this should be put in the mix. If I was to knock it or scratch it, what's the worse that can happen? I'm not planning on wearing it like a g-shock, but am on the move constantly.