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omega ladymatic vintage watch
I recently found this Omega Ladymatic at an estate sale and would like to confirm that it is authentic. Back reads 14k gold filled. Can anyone help?

Seeking a reference for a vintage Omega watch repair service.
I have this old Omega Automatic dated about 1946 and I am looking for a reputable watch service to disassemble, clean, oil, and for a possible repair. The watch runs ok, but is very dirty inside, the face has a nick, and the gold colored case will need a buffing. I would like to ask if anyone has experience with a watch repair of this type, and could recommend a dependable watch repair service.

I've been on a lucky streak lately!
Hey guys! Not sure if you guys saw my last post about the Omega Seamaster I bought at a yard sale for a buck a few days back, but I've been extremely lucky lately. My scrapper has been coming to my lately with all the watches he gets, and I guess hes been the lucky one and doesn't even know it! He gets the watches for nothing, and sells them to me for about $10 each. Well, this time, I think this was the highlight of the lot. It's a beautiful Tissot Seastar T 12! It's in great overall condition, and fits my huge wrist without looking funny, with 22mm lugs to boot! It runs great, and is basically the perfect vintage watch that I've been looking for. He also brought a nice 10k gold filled automatic Lecoultre, a 10k gold filled Longines, 14k gold filled accutron,and a few other goodies, all $10 each! Heres a picture of the tissot for now!

Sad day :(
When cleaning my watch case, and bracelet... I found a tiny ding on the side of the case... so tiny that I didn't notice that it was there prior to cleaning... just what to lament, sometimes it happens without even knowing where it came from...

Look what's arrived...
I've always fancied a Hercules and recently this one's come into my possession. Quite an impressive watch I must say. Really solid feel and, I hope you agree, a beautiful white dial (apologies for the iPad photo). I don't think many were made and, at the time, I think these were Breitlings biggest model coming in at 45.5mm diameter. I'm not that familiar with chronos and I'd be grateful if anyone could explain the lower middle sub dial which, unusually, has what looks like a minute hand and an hour hand. Also, when the re-set button is pushed the left subdial (24hr?) doesn't seem to zero, I wonder if it is supposed to. The main hand set consists of the usual second, minute and hours hand but there's a fourth hand with a small red arrow that seems to track the minute hand but I'm not sure of it's function. Any enlightenment will be much appreciated.