Invicta Wildflower Blue Dial Blue Leather Ladies Watch 15544

HELP!!! Omega Family Heirloom! NEW PICTURES!!!
Hey to AllNew member here! One of my distant relatives passed away and left me several items. One of them is this watch. Now, I own several omega watches (the current, more Bond-Esque styled models) and recognize the fact that this is a vintage Omega SeaMaster Deville Automatic. However, I would like to know the specific year of its vintage and perhaps what model it is? It has several unqiue features not present on other Omega such as there is no "WATERPROOF" logo beneath the Omega seal on the back. I have included pictures. Any more info on this beautiful watch would be appreciated! Thanks so very much! Sorry for the bad pics but my camera is down so I had to take these with my phone. I will try to post more better ones later...

Help trying to get info on a rare ELGIN POCKET WATCH
hello all .. i am new to this site and dont know if this is were i should post this but here goes i have a old elgin pocket watch i think 1920 Railroad Watchi have been looking at e-bay and on the net for a long time now and i cant seem to find anything on this model .. there are a few close to it but not the same ...i live in a small town so not too many place to bring it to ...i think it is a rear model as i have found a lot of them but none are like this one what i have found out is from the watch it's self {see pics} B. W. Raymond Lever set Railroad Watch. Gold 21 jthis was my grandfathers and he used to work for the R.R.it is very nice and keeps perfect timei am trying to upload the pics if they dont show up here e-me and i will send them .. i have 8 or 9 pics ...Attachment 32576Attachment 32577Attachment 32579Attachment 32581i want to sell it but i don't have any idea at all what a fair price would be as i just cant find it any were on the net can anyone help ? thanks..

Vintage 7002-700A? What Do You Think?
I've always been a lover of Seiko, having bought a Seiko at the PX upon graduation from boot camp back in 1976 as my 1st "real" watch. That one was lost (stolen) with the rest of my luggage during my last flight home after separation (probably stolen off the carousel before we could disembark from the plane.)But, I have owned several new Seikos since that time and I currently own two- a Chrono and a Seiko 5. I have been wanting a Seiko Automatic Diver for some time now, but there are so many different versions and colors, that I until now haven't been able to decide on which one to buy.Maybe I should have asked some questions before I pulled the trigger on this one on Ebay last night. But when I saw it, time was running out and I had to act fast. I had a little time to refer to the online "Seiko Divers Reference" before deciding to take my chances, and, so far, I can't see anything 'wrong' or out of place about this watch.Here is some of the information provided by the seller:

S. Epson Corp. A Seiko Watch?
i37.tinypic/2ez7240.jpgHi,Recently, I purchased a stainless or white metal wristwatch with no name. the case and band does not appear to be of very high quality, but the movement is marked 'JAPAN S.EPSON CORP. Y121E'. I believe it is related to or owned by Seiko. The movement is unique in that it has three batteries and what appears to be a sort of green 'computer board' with contacts. The watch has a green center to the dial with the numbers in a silver ring. The crown only moves the hands, and there is no other outer controls. What do you think this watch is and what other function does it possess?Thank you for any help that you can offer. Regards, Kendle.

A new feature!
Hello fellow forumers! We have a new feature you may or may not have noticed called My Watch Box. Take a look here for a brief tutorial:Guide On How To Use The "My Watch Box" FeaturePlay around with it and let us know how you like it. Any feedback is appreciated.