Cartier Tank Francaise W50001R2

Azimuth Mr. Roboto Watch Available On James List
I have to admit that I always wanted one of these Mr. Roboto watches from Azimuth. As part of their Mecha collection this large tonneau shaped watch had some interesting complications and was 100% thematically in honor of vintage wind-up robot toys. Prototype designs of the watch has a normal crown, but when it was finally released in 2008 the watch has a "winding key" style crown.The dial of the steel watch looks like a robot face, but it is all functional! The two "eyes" each have discs in them covered in lume as well as lume covered arrow indicators. The left eye is for the time's hours, and the right eye is a GMT time indicator. The power "mouth and nose" window has a small spinning red triangle star as the seconds indicator and a retrograde minute dial for the mouth. The case is 43mm wide and 50mm tall. The aging child in me loves this thing. Why is that when I was a kid most toys were plastic? Maybe that is why I play with watchesgood 'ol metal.On the back of the watch case is a

Omega stainless steel automatic Seamaster just bought it??
just bought this watch Omega stainless steel automatic Seamaster wat do the experts think and also is it real???

Saturday Watch Parade - Hamiltons from 07/30/11
Morley for me today, thanks to Oldly, I really love this watch:

eterna watch company
i have admired eterna for a while now. i prefer manufacturers and under-the-radar brands. eterna fits that bill pretty well. they have an excellent history and nice vintage pieces are still fairly affordable. the exception to this rule is the IDF Konitki, which runs a couple of grand. still, despite my admiration of the company and it's products, i've picked up few examples over the past couple of years and none of their upper-tier watches. well, about a month ago, i decided to change that. the Centenaire was issued in 1956 to celebrate the company's 100th birthday. source of ad- Vintage Eterna Watchesthey continued the model with versions in 1961 and 1971. after seeing some very beautiful pieces on various forums i decided to get one. however, my laziness had caught up with me and the price on good examples over the last few years has risen. when i started in this hobby, i would have expected to pay no more than 100 bucks for the following watch. now-a-days with more collectors appre

New POC 9300 (w/ Sub-C) - Review & Thoughts
First off, I wanted to thank Alfred (member: FNFZ4) for a great transaction. I've been looking to buy this POC for over a year and was thrilled with the price & speed in which Alfred was able to get the exact POC I was looking for. I've bought numerous watches over the years from multiple sources; I can say without hesitation that Alfred is now my 'Go To Guy'...so much so that I'm already thinking of buying another watch (Ladies Speedmaster) for my wife via Alfred. If you're looking for the BEST price and unbeatable service, look no further than Alfred. Thanks again!Now onto the watch & brief history. For those that don't know, I'm a HUGE Omega Chrono fan...my SMP Chrono was the watch I feel in love w/ as a teenager and was my first 'real watch' purchase years ago. I use to be strictly an 'Omega Guy', but after buying a SD4000 about 5 years ago I started to really fall for Rolex too. After numerous Subs (16610's, LVs), SD/DSSD and most recently my beloved Sub-C, there's