Hamilton Classic Valiant Black Dial Black Leather Ladies Watch H39415734

Christopher Ward C9 Harrison 5-Day Automatic Review
When Christopher Ward announced their SH21 movement, I made my excitement pretty well known. I mean, it's not everyday that a brand announces their first in-house movement…. let alone an affordable on-line only brand… one that has only been around for only 10 years. So, it was a big deal when it happened. Of course, the sheer fact that they made it wasn't the only exciting part, so too were the movements features and the price of the first watches they were going. For a reasonable $2,075, the C Ward released a 5-day automatic chronometer. Specs like that, at that price, in a brand's first movement was more than just a leap forward for the brand, it was a statement to the industry that it could be done.Needless to say, I was very excited recently when a box showed up at my door containing the Christopher Ward C9 Harrison 5-Day Automatic inside, the first of their watches to showcase the SH21 movement. This formal, gentleman's watch keeps true to the styling of the Harrison l

Help With Grandfathers Omega
I am in need of help with a repair that was done recently on an Omega Constellation watch of my grandfathers. This watch is very important to me, as my grandfather was a Marine, as I am, and it is the only thing of his I own. Before I went on a deployment, I had went in and scheduled an appointment for a reconditioning and crystal replacement. They (The Jewelers) had said they would send it to Omega and let them do the work. I had specified I wanted only original Omega parts, if any were to be replaced, and that I wanted the watch exactly as it was. I was concerned, as I have heard bad things about other servicemen getting screwed over by these kinds of situations. Anyway long story short, I got home and saw that they had replaced the silver band with a black leather band, Which I had specifically told them DO NOT REPLACE THE BAND! They said the watch was worth over 2800 dollars, which that i do not know. I am concerned about the repair man that they used, I called and they had said th

About Sisters and Brothers, the complete Set-Thread
One goal of mine is to have a collection of Hamiltons someday with almost any variation for every model I own. So I am not only tryin to get the rare enemal models, but also the AGN's. Sure, if there is an enemal and an AGN out there, I would try to get the enemal first and I also like the design of them in most cases more than the more common AGNs. But all in all, Hamilton did very nice watches, be it AGN or enemals, so I care for and love them all.That said, time to make some pictures of those beauties together for comparing, admiration and the fun of having them. It's also meant to be thread to discuss different variations, why you prefer which one, find inspirations and maybe even variants not in the catalogs(?).Enough text, here are some pictures of my pairs and sets (more are to be come when I have the time to make nice pics):A family named Cabot:This is one of the models where I really like both versions. The AGN with that two-tone looks just gorgeous and the enemal dial has the

New to Hamilton watches, info please
HI, looking at buying a H77746333 frogman auto. Don't know much about Hamilton watches. Have read they are American but then some seem to be made in Swiss. Some seem to be marked Swiss made and others are not. Are there good and bad models? Is the frogman regarded as a good model?Many thanks in advance!

Finally found one!
I've been trying to find one of these brand new for quite a while & yesterday my AD called me to say Omega had just delivered one to him I didn't mind if it was a black or white face as I like them both equally.To make things even beter, I got a great discount on it It's now added to this collection Dan