Ferrari Scuderia Ready Set Go Chronograph White Dial Black Silicone Men's Watch 830102

Introduction of Piaget Polo watch
First debuted in 1979, the Piaget Polo Watch has become one of the most coveted of his day, eagerly sought by the stars and other prominent members of society. The male new introductions is the new model Piaget Polo great, ref. G0A34041, featuring a 18 carat gold casing which has a sophisticated combination of pink and white gold. Theme two tones is operated by the dial is silver, which has applied gold hour markers rose. This model of animation is 800 automatic winding of Piaget P calibre, who has a posting date and sweep seconds function. Balance screws beats at 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour, and the barrel is 72 hours.

1958 IWC SS c. 853 21 Jewel Automatic WW
I originally posted a question in the general discussion area about this watch, having missed the IWC section. I am looking for any information about the watch. Now that I have photos of the interior as well as the exterior, it should be easier for all of the IWC experts here to provide info. The only thing I am having done to it is a new crystal installed. Once I get it back from the repairman I will install the band and IWC buckle and I am set. I am submitting the relevant info to IWC to get the extract from their archives, but in the meantime any info would be helpful, especially relating to the date of manufacture. Thanks in advance!

Vintage Model for Friday, Nov. 14th - Ross
Hamilton Rosscatalogued 1939-1947available in yellow gold filled case (most common), coral gold fill, & white gold fill (least common, 1940 only)dial options were applied gold or rhodium numerals or gilt roman numeral17-jewel 980 or 19-jewel 982 movements were used23mm x 37mm case sizecurved caseback16mm strap widthunknown production quantityThis particular watch shown (and the white gold filled version) is one of my favorites from the late 1930's. The lugs appear to be swivel-type, but are fixed. Also, the bezel and crystal curve right to left AND top to bottom.

What's the standard strap vs short strap diff?
I'm looking for anyone who was had a ROO standard strap and then swap to short strap, to tell me the different in fit? I've got a diver and wear it on the fourth hole from the end. The fifth hole is too tight. I'd like the fourth hole to fit a little tighter. Now, recently another member purchased the new deployant and says with the folding mechanism, the strap fits a little tighter. However, I expressed my desire to Clearwater and they tell me they should fit the same. It seem like it would fit a bit tighter but the experts disagree and since they won't take it back I need to be sure first. So now, I'd like to know if the short strap changes the fit. Of the two straps the long side is the same but the short side is different. I would say I have regular sized wrists, I'm only looking to change the way the watch fits. HAs anyone else encountered this? What did you do to fix you situation? What do you think I could do to fix mine? In my attachments you can see the gap. If I

In honor my late father, my new Rolex
I'm not usually one who refers to certain Rolex watches by nicknames such as Hulk and Batman. But I now have a new piece in my collection that will proudly refer to as Kermit.I don't know why I didn't pursue one of these watches previously. I very much liked them but didn't see myself owning one. But after meeting a gentleman on a cruise ship recently who was wearing one and having a conversation about it and then also perusing the many photos on this forum and elsewhere for months, I decided I had to have one to join my GMT BLNR, Daytona Ceramic and SubC Date. So yesterday it arrived and I love it. I've had other Rolex watches come and go also, but this one shall not leave.So why does it honor my late father? Well, you see my father's name was Kermit. In fact, my middle name is also Kermit. So yes, this is definitely a watch I should own. It's an unusual name, yes, but a very personal name for me - not just a green muppets character. And when I wear it I will always think of