Cartier Santos 100 Men's Watch W2020010

Autodromo Watches
If you fancy yourself as much a Gearhead as a Watchnerd, you may already be aware of?Autodromo. They are a recently formed watch brand which seeks to combine modern and affordable watch making practices with an?aesthetic?taken directly from classic motoring and ready to be paired with your Italian driving slippers and finest driving gloves for that perfect top-down experience. This isn't a unique concept, but it is worth mentioning again in this brand's case. Autodromo makes a number of quartz-powered watches that have been designed to be reminiscent of the gauges seen in vintage?race and sports cars?of the 1960's and 70's. Autodromo says they make "Instruments for Motoring" and it seems that they have the product styling to back up that claim and to catch the interest of any ardent car fan or motorsport maven. They certainly aren't the only ones to do so, but they might be one of the best options for those on a budget.This is not exactly a new formula as many famous watches have been

Rolex Service
My wife has a Date Just from the 80's use to keep ok time and now has stopped. Has anyone used USA Watch Service, if so, how was the work and price.

2-tone 14K Square on eBay
So did anyone here get an absolute steal? It sold for $674. I spent my allowance already this month. The dial even looks correct, although I've never seen one quite like it before.

Back from the spa...
Today, I just received my WG Chronomaster XXT Quantieme Perpetual back from Le Locle. This piece has absolutely got the most wrist time of anything in my collection. Along with the clean and service I had them give it a light buff and had Bandiera Jewellers (Zenith AD), put a new OEM strap on it. The watch looks like new and it feels like getting an old friend back. I haven't had time to photograph it today but here are some photos from before.Thanks for looking.Best,Rob

Fell off the wagon. (aka INCOMING!)
¡­. or in classic Rocky & Bullwinkle alternate title fashion: November is the Month of Vintage Longines. I was really upset that I got sniped on a sweet caliber 22A at the beginning of the month, but the Watch Gods paid me back in spades! I'll be using the seller's pics for this post as I've only got my hands on one of these so far.First up is a stainless Silver Arrow with a very uncommon caliber 23ZDS. Most watches with this name on the dial are refinished generic 30L's that somebody decided to try to put one over on a n00b. Got a confirmation from Longines Archives and an old Longines ad too.I'm pretty stoked to get this model even though it's in lesser condition than I normally go for. These don't pop up very often, and when they do they're usually redials or nearly junk. I'll have to find a correct crown but that's not gonna kill me.Next is a 14ct caliber 280 that's in great condition.Came from a seller who knows how much of a fanatic I am for the brand. This one will see