Breitling Emergency in GG Box & Papiere Finanzierung meglich

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Just recently got my watch pre-owned and wanted to share with you folks!ImageUploadedByTapatalk1310843691.578572.jpgiwcphoto1.jpg

Winders moaning&groaning....Help please
I have 2 winders that I'm partial too, they both are whinning&moaning&groaning.Any 1 here suggest or know of any1 who replaces/fixes motors..I'm in dire need of services for this..1 is a 6 head winder & 1 is a 8 head winder purchased from W.O.W but they are rufusing to fix or compensate me in anyway,plus they said I'm not in there database & they no longer sell this version anyway..W.O.W blows, I paid good amount of $$ for these..ANY&ALL HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

Need Seamaster Info
I recently discovered the Rolex forum and the members in the Vintage section gave some good info on my Explorer II which is now being serviced. What brings me to the Omega section is that I needed to have a watch to wear while the Rolex is being worked on. I looked in my bureau drawer and discovered my late father-in-law's old Seamaster which had sat there for over 40 years. I wound it and it ran for 4 days when it stopped and refused to run again. My questions are: is the watch worth being repaired, and does it have any collector value? It certainly has sentimental value to me as he was a really nice guy. As you can see from the attached photos the watch has had some use. The crystal and the case both have scratches. The band is a Speidel (are they still in business?). Any information that you can give me would be appreciated. After digging through that drawer again I came up with a Waltham self-winder which I'm sure is older than the Seamaster. It's been running for a week and keeps

My new 372 - with mandatory wrist shot ;)
It's been a while between posts here, and new watches (life got in the way ;)) - missed this great place!I'm back with a much needed new addition to the family that I picked up this week - my new friend the 372.I debated long and hard between this and the 312 - despite the fact I loved the 372, I was worried it may be too big on my wrist, but in the end I went with my gut and I think it worked out ok ;)I'm loving it's simple dial, domed plexiglass and retro looks. No doubt she's big, but I think somehow low profile (relatively speaking!), and very comfortable.Hope you enjoy my pics

First post, first Rolex.
Please forgive the long post. I have been following this forum for almost a year, and following other well-known watch forums for at least double that. But this is my first post (of any kind) and it is to tell my watch story and commemorate my first real watch--a new Rolex Explorer 214270. I have enjoyed watches since I was a boy, and growing up had several quartz watches, admired a vintage Cartier Tank that my grandfather owned, and even had an engraved pocket watch in high school (needless to say I marched to my own drumbeat!). But I never could justify spending a lot of money on a nice mechanical watch until I felt more settled in life--and besides there were degrees to obtain (music and, ultimately, law), studies abroad (twice), mountains to climb (Kilimanjaro)...watches, as much as I loved them, were not a priority. Then, 8 years ago, as I am picking up my wife's engagement ring, the AD let's me have a little fun of my own--trying on some watches, including some amazing A. Lange &