Breitling B CLASS Stahl/Gold Perlmutt Zifferblatt MOP

My first Gruen
Hi all. just sharing pictures of my first vintage watch. don't know much about it. seems to run fairly well. I got a few other watches at the same time, so I haven't had a chance to really check it out. only disappointment so far is that the band doesn't come with spare links and is way too small for my small wrist. Oh well. Here are the picsWP_000177.jpgWP_000178.jpgWP_000179.jpg

New Watch Repair Skool -
I was browsing through my old computer and came across this:Love watches? Well, here¡¯s your chance to turn your passion into a profit center!Just sign up today for Boscoe¡¯s Online School of Horological Repair and you¡¯ll be on your way to a rewarding career in the Watch Industry. No matter what your background or your education level, we can, and will, train you to fix any timepiece.And, best of all, when you complete our comprehensive course, you¡¯ll be able to write your own ticket. The sky is the limit. Just take a look at the facts.Due to the explosive resurgence of Automatic Watches in the last decade, there is a real shortage of qualified Timepiece Technicians. All the old guys, who really know their stuff, are dying off. And there was no one to replace them ¨C and rake in all that gold ¨C until you!Boscoe¡¯s Online School of Horological Repair is quick, easy and complete. You can do your lessons while watching football or during those pesky TV commercials. In just twenty minutes, y

Omega Dynamic Chrono Hands issue
I have an DYnamic Chronograph I've owned from new since 2000 but the glow filiment if dropping out of both minute and hour hands which is causing a knock on issue as when minute hand passes the chronograph hand aprox 1/4 past the filiment touches and the watch stops.Can the filiment be reattached to teh hands or do the hands need replacing?RegardsTom

How good is Omega's customer service?
I have a chance to purchase a Seamaster and was curious to how well Omega stacked up to Rolex in customer service. Can I expect almost the same dependability from Omega that one can expect from Rolex or something different? Thanks!

Its not what you know, its who you know!
Looks what happens when you mention a certain members name from this forum to a particular AD in London while visiting them. From asking tongue in cheek, what was the availability of a 5167A, and being informed about 2 months. To then receiving an email only hours later, that one was on its way from Geneva and would be here within the week.Thanks Brian:thumbs:Who incidentally was totally unaware, until I contacted him a few days ago.I am looking forward very much to collecting it in a couple of weeks.