Invicta Specialty Outdoor Black Dial Grey Grey Leather Men's Watch 11194

What do the Omega experts say?
IMG_0036.JPGProject1.jpgI recently strayed off the Accutron reservation and bought an Omega Electromatic f300 Seamaster. The movement is a caliber 1260 and the watch is running strong and will soon be sent for full service/restoration. My question is the width of the lugs. My Accutrons use an 18mm band, and I fitted the Omega with a leather strap from my Accutron stash and it seems to be a wee bit small. Does the Electromatic require a 19mm or even 20mm band/strap? Thanks for any imput or clarification.

Can anyone post pictures of vintage IWC Ingenieur buckles or vintage IWC buckles
Hi,Can anyone post pictures of vintage IWC Ingenieur buckles or vintage IWC buckles in general.Were the vintage buckles marked? Is the internal buckle measurement 14 or 16mm?Regards,Adrian.

Seiko in the 70s
I have become very fond of the Grand and King Quartz from mid to late 70s.Beautiful design and great movements (+/- 20s per month to +/-10s per year, see this list at GMT+9 for details:gmtplusnine/wp-conten...s/tqtabled.htm).This is my current collection:4843-7000, 19754840-8041, 19764842-8041, 19764843-5011, 19764840-8110, 19774843-8110, 19779943-8010, 19789943-8000, 19784823-8050, 19764823-8110, 19775856-7030, 19784823-8130, 1978Stefan

Swiss Watch Information
HiI recently acquired a Swiss watch with a golf score counter incorporated in the movement. I am trying to get more info on the watch. The dial has the name Heritage. The movement is a Baumgartner 866. And the name on the movement is World Wide Watch Co. Inc. I know about the Baumgartner movement but not the other two names. ThanksTonyJpg_20130218174411.jpgJpg_20130218175026.jpg

The Oris Press Articles Vol. 3 - BC4 Flight Timer Limited Edition
Oris Flight Timer R4118 Limited EditionThe Master of Air ReturnsEverything about this pilot¡¯s watch is exceptional ¨C starting with the number of edition:The Oris Flight Timer is produced in an edition of exactly 4118 units worldwide, all individually numbered. Why 4118? This is a tribute to the legendary Hurricane R4118 and the great deeds of aviation. In the Battle of Britain the British Hurricane dominated the air. Half a century later Peter Vacher, an engineer and pilot, discovered in India the wreckage of a R4118 and restored it ¨C leading to the great moment recently, where the old fighter plane again flew over England. This exclusive pilot¡¯s watch with High-Mech automatic movement unites past and present. Just like cockpit watches of old, it is equipped with a big vertical crown that sets a second time zone by turning the ring on the dial.The push buttons and crown are also exceptional, as they are on the left- hand side of the watch. The edition comes with the facinating book ¡°Hu