Invicta Lupah Mother of Pearl Dial Leather Ladies Watch 12634

Help dating vintage omega pre moon
I have a omega speedmaster with case # 145.012 , movement is a 321 and serial # starts with 265 . What I have found is that serial # is for 1968, but I thought in 1968 omega was using the 861 movement. I'm confused....so any info would be greatly appreciated. I found this watch in a storage unit I won at an auction. Also I'm sending it to USA watch service for cleaning and service so ill post pre and post photos when I get it back.

Ladies Oris Big Crown Diver - Can you guess its movement?
Does anyone know what movement is inside this watch?(oh Hi , I am new here....just sitting and waiting for my first Oris...impatiently, I might add)

The Project Watch Club
There are a few of us here that enjoy saving watches from the scrap heap. It's not just for the satisfaction either - it can be economical. This will be a semi-regular thread about those exploits. I hope by now you've seen muttley's Tissot and marveled at how good it looks now that he's put some elbow grease into it. Nice job, Shayne! Anyway, I wanted to show you one I just got from my watchmaker this afternoon. Sam called me to tell me it came out better than he expected, and it was less expensive than I was prepared for. How often does that happen? Here's the thread from the IWC forum the day I received it: Guess I'll be dropping by more often! And here's the finished product:The lume glows like a torch! The only better in my collection is the Orange Monster.Now for the story. By the serial number it was made @2005. It has all the original parts including the deployant clasp and strap. The seller sent the strap even though he was upfront about it being potential trash. A

Good Experience at HSWA New York
Not belittling anyone's negative experiences, it just seems that people only post when they have negative experiences, and not positive ones, myself I have had good experiences with the Patek service center in NYC. Went there today with my Annual calendar, it's an older model and the clasp was a bit loose, very courteous and friendly staff, they sat me down in a private waiting room with some nice magazines and Swiss chocolate. They said they would have the repaired while I wait, and that they would pressure test the watch and make sure the oils and seals were good and that it's keeping proper time, I was in and out in about 15 minutes total. Could not have asked for better service.Fortunately my watch is running well, no need for service, as the woman helping me mentioned that since the service times are currently about 8 months, she would recommend waiting until I have any issues before servicing, and that hopefully by the time I need service, the wait times will be shorter.

New GMT case
Is it just me or does the new case look nearly unchanged! I am trying to imagine the lugs being smaller, but don't see it. Maybe the bracelet got a bit wider? And where is the change to the side of the case they are advertising?