Girard Perregaux Classique Elegance 24990 Stainless Steel Bezel Stainless Steel Case Watch

Affordable Vintage: Zodiac Sea Wolf
Zodiac launched the Sea Wolf divers watch in 1953. When it was a featured at the Swiss Watch Pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York, it really gained in popularity. The Sea Wolf featured the caliber 70-72 automatic movement that was a collaboration between ETA and A. Schild. The first model did not hack, but shortly after its debut they added a hacking mechanism. It featured a newly designed snap on case back w/gasket that they labeled as “20 ATM. Especially Water Tested”. This new sealing system, combined with the thick and highly domed acrylic crystal and a longer crown tube enabled the Sea Wolf to function as a genuine tool divers watch, rated to a depth of 660 feet.The Sea Wolf is instantly recognizable with its bold triangle hour markers at 12, 3, 6, and 9, and unique lume filled triangle hands. This combination really gave the Zodiac a look like no other watch at the time, or even to this day for that matter. The first generation Sea Wolf had triangle han

Ten Seconds a Day
My brand-new Seamaster Professional was running 10 seconds fast a day. I took it to the Omega service center in Toronto, and 20 minutes later I had a watch that gained only 1 - 2 seconds a day. I think +2 seconds a day is quite acceptable. But, yes, the dealer is using a dodge. You paid for COSC standards, and that's what you should get!

Needing opinion on Longines for sale on the bay before buying
Looking to buy and would like your help!Longines Master Collection Automatic Stainless Steel Swiss Watch L2 693 4 Longines Master Collection Automatic Stainless Steel swiss watch L2.693.4No box or papers so I am wondering if it could be a replica or stolen watch ? What would be a reasonable price ? I the saw same watch model on this forum with box and papers for 1400$, so thinking 1150$-1200$ would make sense. Opinion? Thanks ! Patrick

My First Watch of the New Year
Recieved my first new watch for the year. I knocked off one for my 2013 list, the Orient Bambino. I think it's a beautiful watch and already owning a couple of their divers, I knew I wouldn't be disappointed. I love the retro sixties and seventies styles that are bring introduced now. I purchased a Tissot Visodate and a Rotary Les Originales last year and own several from the two previously mentioned decades as well.

It's been a while!
I reacquainted myself with an old friend today, my F series ROO Safari. I do really like this watch, but I find it very hard to choose it ahead of my Rolex selection. I really like the off white creamy dial, not always easy to capture in pictures. Now that's it out I've at least taken a photograph, I know that we all love a thread with a watch!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk