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Marcello C Rising: Watching The Growth Of This Impressive German Watch Maker
Marcello C is going places quickly. The growing German watch maker came out of the mind of an ex Oris master watch maker 15 years ago. Just when the mechanical watch was making a comeback, Marcello C started hammering out extremely high quality watches for unheard of low prices. At that time, the philosophy was simple; do not reinvent the wheel. Marcello C is not a design innovator, and it does not need to be. Marcello C excels at taking handsome, classic designs and making very good watches based on them. The most distinctive quality of a Marcello C watch is that the watch is built better, and functions with more accuracy that most watches costing twice their price.This direction has allowed Marcello C to take a lead role as one of the fastest growing small watch companies. Saving money on not having to test designs, they focus on quality. Let others make the mistakes and produce what the consumer clearly wants. Perusing the Marcello C collection, you will see all familiar faces. The

Where to buy my first Omega..possible PO
Hello,I've but keeping an eye on these forums for a while since I have been looking to buy my first quality watch. I used to have a Citizen that got stolen and some digital ones in the good old 80s, but I recently fell in love with swiss watches. After reading many of the good posts and seen some excellent I decided that I wanted to join to Planet Ocean club. I've had some bad experiences buying online, so I'm looking to buy at an AD this time around.I will be traveling to the US in a week and will be making stops in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Vegas. Does anyone any good places to buy the PO around those cities and possible with a good discount? The dollar currency isn't too bad right now, so I thought that it would be a good opportunity. Any help will be appreciated. I'm looking forward to join the club. :)The dane

any details on this?
Hi,Just got this from my dad. He thinks he got it in the 50's.Can anyone tell me a bit about it?And what is the best way of cleaning it up a bit.albums.timg.co.il/userfolders...710.jpg?time=0

Helbros Watchband Confusion!
OkI got this very pretty little 14K white gold Helbros vintage ladies watch and I can't figure out how to thread a band for it! It's got that matching clasp that's just really prettybut should have come with instructions! I would appreciate it if somebody could give me a clue on this thing. Do I just buy some black ribbon and thread it? If so, how??? Or, does it take some kind of specialty band? The strap width on the case is narrower than that on clasp. Is the band supposed to "bunch" at the case? Or should it slide back and forth on the clasp? So many questions..Oh! Andon the dial, below the "12", there appears to be a rectangle where a name should be? Any clues on that one? Is it a replacement dial with the name scratched off?Also any pointers to a site providing Helbros dating info would be greatly appreciated.Last cleaning and oiling was well over 20 years agoand this thing STILL keeps time! I'm impressed.:)Edit: I shudda put serials in herejust in caseThe Movement: 367

I blame Mike and his new 372 thread. Incoming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks again to Mike and his 372 thread and it reminded me how much I needed the 190 AGAIN! This itch took about 5 years to scratch and man... it feels sooooooooooooooooooooo good to finally scratch it! Few bumps along the way with a career change and after some level of stability, I am finally back with this baby. Man.. is it worth the wait! Legendary butter smooth winding is head on and the combination of the gold hands with the rad case is silky sleek to look at... what a beautiful piece. Thanks again to Yoel and Ken for making this happen! Great weekend to all our good friends here! Best, Fred/NJ