Hublot Classic Fusion 45mm Chronograph King Gold

Another Swamp Alert - Don't Trust The Box!
Somebody on Ebay has a listing for an Elgin Railroad Wrist Chronometer, but when you look at the watch, it's just a Plain Jain Elgin Deluxe from the 50s, which happens to be in a Railroad Chronometer box. AFAIK, the only 'Railroad Wrist Chronometer' that Elgin made was the BW Raymond. Originally these came with a 730A movment, then later the 780. Post 1964, I think, they also sold a BWR with a Swiss 21-jewel sweep seconds movement. Suffice to say the watch in the listing is none of these.This is one reason why I never base my watch identification on the labels on the box, UNLESS there's a tag which relates it directly to the watch. With Elgins, this would be the 4-digit case model number stamped inside the back.

Old Seiko 2625-0019 Mod Questions
Hello, I'm looking for some modification help and have a few questions. I recently dug out an old Seiko 2625 that I had picked up at a second hand store years ago. I'm thinking I'd like to get it presentable and give it to my girlfriend for her birthday. It will need a new face, hands and crystal. I'd also like to have it polished and cleaned. Would this be a worthwhile project? I think the watch could look pretty sharp with some new custom touches. Can anyone recommend where I could have this done at a reasonable cost?I'll post a few pics of it when I get home. Also, the battery has just been replaced and it is running. I'll see how it does over the next few hours. Thanks in advance for any info and help.

real or fake
hi all i just got this black monster i ordered it from amazon along with an orange monster this one arrived yesterday and the OM needs afew days, i need your help to check if its areal one everything looks good with the watch but the box very low quality,this is my first time to buy from the internet and the seller had 5stars reviews thank for your help

Speedmaster Pro Moon vs Tudor Heritage Chrono
Any of your thoughts on the comparisons would be appreciated. Thanks!

Pure Perfection Incoming
Warning: ¡°Pure Perfection¡± is constantly used here.About 10 Years ago, I got my first Rolex, a black date 16610LN, I always had an eye for that one, perfect for my minimalist lifestyle, robust for my active life and absolutely no compromises on quality. After owning it for a about 3.5 years, I made the move to my Yachtmaster. Got a deal I couldn¡¯t walk away from. The Yachtmaster had become some sort of a grail, I looked at it as the special sub, at least the affordable special sub for a 21 year old Architecture student/Entrepeneur. Today that beloved Yachtmaster of mine is gone, I decided to part ways, although a terrific watch, I always looked back at the submariner. More flashy, more delicate (platinum bezel scratches fairly easy), PCLs and how much of an improvement the current sub has vs the 5 digit, made me realize it was time to say goodbye.So today I¡¯m happy to announce I am back in Team Submariner. I got an excellent deal on my Yachtmaster and pulled the trigger on a minty 1166