Breitling Wings Stahl / Gold

Series of Baume Mercier Riviera
Series of Baume & Mercier Riviera since its creation in 1973, the 12-gon to his design unique bezel has long been a household name and fate of the defenders of the mark of the aesthetic concept of symbol tag. Today, the Côte d'Azur has launched a new series of women (RIVIERA Lady automatic) automatic, the interpretation of women's modern new intellectual charThe Riviera automatic Women watch, once again the second side of the classical style of the Côte d'Azur on his head.

Omega Ranchero, Seamaster 30, Railmaster. . .
Omega Ranchero, Seamaster 30, Railmaster. . .this is a style that i'm interested in. I'm a bargain hunter, who builds $200 worth of service into the purchase price of any vintage watch I buy, so a $1 watch to me will cost me $201. I'm not into resale, so redials, as long as it's accurate and nicely done, don't bother me either. . .So I first laid my eyes on the Ranchero last year and I immediately noticed the similarities between that and the Railmaster. Such a great looking watch. After some research I've found that some of the Seamaster 30s are kind of a "poor man's Ranchero." I'm interested in purchasing one, but most of the ones i've found (on ebay) seem to be in Asia and redials. I guess what i'm looking for is:1) Does anyone have any? Ranchero OR Seamaster 30 (ranchero lookalike) PICTURES! :)2) What caliber movements should I be looking for?The look that I like best is the black with white numbers, wedge triangle markers with just the numbers 3, 6, 9 and 12.-James

Alpha Radiomir question
I just bought an Alpha Radiomir but am yet to receive it. The one thing that I was a little hesitant about was buying a watch without a second hand. Now, I am sure that the Chinese hacking movement in the Radiomir is used in other Alphas, so I thought what's to stop me adding a second hand. I emailed Alpha and they were really less than helpful and said there was no second hand to fit because there weren't any long enough. I find this hard to believe as the Multi-function watch measures about 51mm and the Radiomir is 45mm.If you look at the pics you will see that there is a disc at the end of the staff on the Radiomir, which is basically just the centre of the second hand, and comparing the two watches, the hour and minute hands on the Mult-function look identical to the Radiomir. Anyone tried to add a second hand to this watch?

Ingersoll Trench Watches, ALL with different Shrapnel Guards
Hey guys!I just realized that I have several Ingersoll Trench Watches right now, ALL with a different shrapnel guard.Thought that I'd share some pictures.........................The RED 12 Ingersolls are a bit harder to come by when compared to the more common black dials.These trench watches are pretty big measuring about 42mm lug to lug and 39.5mm without the original factory crowns.These are "dollar watches" so they are not jeweled.The dials are made of paper ! ! ! !Amazing that a paper dial can last about 97 years, most metal dials don't age this well!The first guard is a Mealy Manufacturing "DUO" (somewhat rare guard)The second guard is a Mealy Manufacturing "USA" (very rare guard)The third guard is a Sussfeld, Lorsch & Company "DRED-NOT" (extremely rare guard)Adam found an advert for the "DRED-NOT" from October 1918, I've had this guard for years but I never knew what it was or what watch it was designed for.The "DRED-NOT" is a bit different, it gets fitted into the bezel of

Breitling and Omega up to 25% off
There is a sale at the PX again... I am so tempted!