Hublot Classic Elegant Chrono 1620.140.3

I Have Made My Decision
So last time I posted about deciding between a new and used submariner and the best way to go about it. After that, I had a long debate with myself about the date vs the non-date, and then further about the non-date certified vs no certification. Well, I've decided I like the clean, classic look of the no-date, no certification. I find this look to be the most iconic, and I plan on wearing it with a NATO strap for much of the time. I'm very excited, but since this watch is no longer in production I would appreciate any advice on what exactly to look for when buying this piece used, and how much I should expect to pay (I am thinking somewhere between $3400-3800?). Also I will be going to my house in Florida in 3 weeks and plan on purchasing then because of the aforementioned price difference between Rolexes in Canada and the United States. I'm in Naples, so if anyone is aware of a good place to look I would appreciate it. Thanks!

Still The Only One
Hey guysIn all our discussions about the Speedmaster Professional, while it is now in the company of four watches which are flight-qualified for manned space missions, I had overlooked the fact that it remains the ONLY WATCH approved by NASA for Extra-Vehicular Activity. Pictures - omegawatches, nasa.gov

Some of my vintage Hamiltons
I'd love to show some photos of my Hamilton wristwatches (as a number of you have requested); I'm just not sure how to organize this. I don't have the secondary sources to present them as thoroughly as Tom Diss does his collection...so I'm afraid a hodge-podge is all I can muster. So, without delay, here are some to start, a few cushions. Here's a cushion form opening with plain bezel in white gf, ca. 1925. I bought this one needing a new crystal, crown, and stem. The dial is amazingly well-preserved.Another in white gf, with engraved bezel and radial luminous dial, from a couple of years later.Solid green 14K with plain bezel, also ca. 1925.And my favorite of the cushion-shaped Hamiltons, two Meadowbrooks, 14K white and yellow, ca. 1928.

Trouble with system?
I'm getting this error in every page of the forumWarning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=28) state=1 in /usr/sites/watchtalkforums.info/www/htdocs/forums/global.php(29) : eval()'d code(24) : eval()'d code on line 4Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /usr/sites/watchtalkforums.info/www/htdocs/forums/global.php(29) : eval()'d code(24) : eval()'d code on line 4And the format, icons, everything is twisted, I didn't change a bit on my computer, so maybe there's a problem in the server or so...

Is the 15202 a Quick-Set???
I know this sounds like a random weird question coming from me being the big AP owner and fan I am. This morning thinking about the major overhaul being conducted on my 5402 in Le Brassus I asked myself whether the cal. 2121 on the 15202 is now a quick-set or if it still remains like on mine with the quick advance feature between midnight and 2am only. 15202 owners please chime in!!! Thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!