Jacob and Company Five Time Zone Mother of Pearl Diamond Pave Unisex Watch JCMATH12

Omega watch identification
I need help with this watch.IMG_0047.jpgIMG_0037.jpgon the branclet there is a nummber 780 and on the watch 1320.thanks a lot

New arrival: Porsche Design Titan Chronograph I
This week I had the rare opportunity to acquire a vintage 1995 or 1996 IWC Porsche Design Titan Chronograph 01. IWC pioneered the use of titanium in case and bracelet manufacturing and the PD was one of the first models to utilize this durable and light metal. Please note the special PD configuration with the chrono pushers integrated into the case. Very nice look IMHO.Reference Number: 3704. Case Diameter: 42.5 mmCase Height: 13.7 mmSapphire crystal not AR coatedScrewed in crownWeighs in with bracelet at 100 gWater resistant: 6 bar (60 meters)Calibre: A/7922Jewels: 25Day and date (mine is a German model so day is German)Beats at 28,800 oscillations per hour (4 hertz)I am really pleased to have found this model and add it to my collection. When I travel to Schaffhausen next month I am picking up another vintage IWC from a European collector. Pictures will be posted when it comes back from a spa treatment at the Factory. Guesses are welcome, but I will hold back announcements /

The original big watch "The Longines Hour Angle"
There was a thread sometime ago about oversized watches and I made the comment about the original big watch. Well here are few pics and some useless history.Many of you may know this history but this watch was originally designed by Col Charles Lindbergh and produced by Longines after he came back from Paris. It was originally designed in a 47.5mm size for flyers and had an extra strap extension to go over flight jackets and some pilots would strap it to their legs, this was virtually a pocket watch on a wrist strap. For many years the original was copied in smaller versions of the day. It seems about every twenty years Longines has released a version of this watch. This time, probably in association with the recent big watch craze they released it in its original size. I hesitated buying it because of its size but it is an absolutly beautiful watch and has an incredible history. As is my common practice I took it off its original strap to keep the original strap pristine. This strap

5711 Waitlist Experience and Information
So I've been in the process of contacting all the US AD's to try and source a 5711 blue dial. Since it seems like someone else is asking a question about the waitlist for this watch every week I thought my experiences may help some people. I contacted every AD (that was not located in one of the largest US cities) via email. Some AD's did not respond, many others had reasons why they were not adding to the waitlist. For example they say they only sell these to their best customers or they already have too many on the waitlist. There were a good amount though that were happy to put me on their waitlist and a few others which asked for a deposit. I compiled all the ones that were willing to add to their waitlist in a spreadsheet so that interested members will know where to contact first. I even included the contact that I spoke with. Most AD's would not estimate a wait time but a few did so I included that as well. I am currently on 14 waitlists and have one deposit down. I hope this in

PAM364 vs DSSD
G'day everyone.. I am just wondering what are your thoughts on the 364?I personally own DSSD and I find that watch to be amazingly wearable and macho and over engineered. However, I like really big macho watches. I am considering adding on te 364 soon. Love to hear your thoughts! I currently own 305, 328, 372 and the DSSD.HAGWE .. Jane