Hublot Big Bang Men's Watch 301.PB.131.RX

Mid 1950's Omega Seamaster Crown ?
Hi, very new to vintage watches and Omega. I'm starting at entry level which really reflects the size of my disposable incomeJust bought an old manual wind Omega Seamaster which is on its way to me from the US to Australia. I'm pretty happy really as I like the patina of the older pieces. As I live in a very small one watchsmith town I thought somebody here may have the time to give me some advice.The old watchsmith I use was probably in his heyday when this watch was made. He's slow but thorough and knows this era of watch well. The Seamaster has a non-gen crown and I like to replace it with the correct crown. To get the wheels spinning a bit faster I could buy one from an ebay dealer who has many different Omega crowns of various specs. The watchsmith has told me that an gen crown will cost a fair amount and take some time to arrive from Switzerland. He has no idea about the fact that parts are available other than those supplied by Omega. The choices of Omega crowns he has may

History lessons about the Electrics, please?
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Considering new Diver
Hey all, I tried on the new white diver last week and fell in love with it. I was saving up for another Rolex but this watch just really did it for me. I've read some things about the movement, like occasional difficulty setting the time, and I'm wondering if it's solid and a worthwhile purchase. Not sure if I should save a little longer and go for a regular ROO. Thoughts/opinions appreciated. Sent from my LG-D801 using Tapatalk

AOPA Navitimer
Dear all,I was offered to buy the attached vintage Navitimer (see pics). Apparently the original owner was a pilot and it was quite heavily used. He dropped it resulting in a broken spring (?). Looking things up on the internet, I guess it is a 1965 AOPA Navitimer. I was wondering what you all thing about it. Does the watch appear legit and what would be a fair price if repaired?Thanks,Boris

Hulk is looking too Hulkish!?!
I¡¯ve had an interesting turn of events. I¡¯ve always considered myself a ¡°6-digit guy¡±. Many years ago, my first Professional model was a 16610 and I never really bonded with it. It was sold after a few months. Since then I had always gone for 6-digit models and really loved the look and feel. Over the course of the last few months I¡¯ve acquired a 16610LV and just a few days ago a 16710 and I think I¡¯m starting to really appreciate the smaller case and less blingy features. I¡¯ve always loved the Hulk. That green sunburst dial is amazing. But since spending more time with my 5-digits I¡¯m beginning to think the hulk is a little too Hulky (lol). I decided to take the LVc with me on our vacation this week and really put it to the test. I have no intention of selling it but I¡¯m finding my new perspective interesting and I¡¯m hoping to rekindle my love for this awesome watch. My question is how many of you have also gone back and forth between 5 and 6 digit love? What side of the coin did you