Bulgari - Unisex BB 33 SLD Pre-owned

New Owner with question please
Hi, I am new to the forum and wonder if anyone can give me some advice please. I have just acquired my first Omega, A used Seamaster Pro model 2532.80.00. condition is very good. (Please excuse the photo which was taken on my phone and doesn't show the watch at it's best). My question relates to the age of the watch. I have the box and all papers, which shows the date of sale from Swatch group HQ Southampton is 2003 but the tag tells me that the movement is the 1109. I understood that Omega discontinued the 1109 in favor of the 1120 in 1998. Should I be concerned about the movement or the age discrepency? I don't know much about the 1109. Also having a S Steel bezel seems unusual. If anyone could give some background on this model I would be most grateful. I paid ¡ê850 for it and hope it was a fair price. By the way it keeps very good time, within 2 sec per day.Many thanks Steve

New member, New MK 11 Seafighter
Hi everybody,My name is Duncan, I live in Glasgow Scotland and found your helpful forum via the Seamaster reference page.I have just recently purchased my 2nd automatic watch and thought I'd share my thoughts about it with you all. It's a MK 11 Seafighter Plongeur Type C. A really nice chunky dive wrist watch (just the way I like them) that I bought just before xmas for UK ¡ê470. Absolutely delighted with the build quality and functionality. I happened upon the MK 11 brand when I was reading the Wrist Watch Annual 2010. I was intrigued by the company's founder Bill's philosophy on being a wrist watch enthusiast whom had decided to start making his own Swiss models. So I checked out his website and decided to take the plunge and buy one of his mid range creations :Thanks to your helpful tutorial on how to post photos!I struggled with the glare from the crystal, but I think for a first effort I didn't do to badly?I will never be a collector because I simply don't have the money to collect

Picked up another Lord Elgin with a 718 manual movement-take apart pictures
I only spent $41 on this one. It looked better on the Bay, then when I got it today. So I decided that I this would be a watch I'd disassemble (of course not the movement) and clean up and see what happens. Unfortunately, the caseback had a number of gouges in the rolled gold (thankfully Elgin layered it on thick) as if someone it the past was trying to make a spot to pry the caseback off. There also was a small, but deep gouge on the bezel.Once I took it apart, I used my Dremel on the bezel gouge. I wore it down and cleaned it out. Now, diminished, and with the gold showing, you'd have to look close to see it. I did the same to the caseback gouges. They were too deep to wipe out, but now the gold shows, and visibly they are less noticeable.Once I popped the crystal out, I cleaned the brushed ring which is part of the case and rings the dial. It seems at some point, it must have had a thin veneer of gold on it, but I guess with time and dirt, it flaked off. I removed the dirt

Price guidance on Patek 3588
patek.watchprosite/?show=...&ti=716553&s=0Can anyone assist me with the est price of this watch??

Planet Ocean Chrono or IWC Engineer mission earth ??
Hey Guys,I cant decide which to get as they are both very good watch in the same price range, which one you would go for ?Thanks Anthony