Girard Perregaux Vintage 1945 Chrono GMT

Omega Sea Master advice.
Going to examine an Omega tomorrow am. Pictures are not the best. Not a lot of details. Have no experience with the Omega brand. More into Accutrons from the 70sI will have my tool kit with me. Any thoughts as to what the movement should be? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My other Gruen jumping model
Similar to the Airflight II I wore yesterday, this one changes the hour markers between black and lume at 6am/6pm. I was able to find an original bracelet for this one, as well. Nighttime...Daytime...Here's a catalog page for the Day-Nite I & II...

WRUW Dec. 11, 2013
My Seiko 'King Seiko'

How often do your automatics stop?
I only have two automatics but I don't have a winder so it's hard to keep them both running, especially if I want to wear any of the other watches in my modest collection. Is it bad that I let my automatics run all the way down to no power probably once a week or so? Is it hard on them to be setting them that often?

Incoming!!! - 1st AP
Good afternoon everyone,I first began considering an AP for the first time back in August 2012. The Diver had caught my eye and I began contemplating whether I should move any of my current pieces (Omega Planet Ocean, SubC, & Pam 312 at the time) for the Diver. I found the diver to be a rugged but also elegant piece if that makes sense at all. My reservations with the Diver was the fact that it was made from SS, especially the SS bezel which seemed to be a scratch magnet. Ive always owned SS watches (see above) and though I have never obsessed over small scratches and dings, I'd be lying if I said they didn't sometimes bother me when I'd look down upon my beautiful timepiece and notice them. I decided to hold steady for the time being and was seriously considering moving my Omega PO and Pam 312 for the iconic white dialed Daytona to pair with my SubC. I thought that would make the perfect duo. A few months later I ventured back to AP and came upon forged carbon. Forged carb