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Could anyone tell me about this Elgin watch?
I bought this Elgin at a yard sale today, but I'm not very sure if it is worth anything or not. Anyone know anymore about this watch? photo.jpg

Forum feedback. . .
We have been in business now for two months and two days and have broken through 3,000 posts in record time with almost 400 threads. IMHO, business started fast and really hasn't let up=good.I have noted that it has only been in the last week or 10 days that our threads are generating double digit posts to be orange-colored in the far let column of the forum main page. Many of our threads are still single digits until they drop off the first page into our archive. I have also noted that many of the established brand forums on WTF i.e. Rolex, Omega, Invicta, and the Japan/Asia fora have far more lengthy threads. I guess I am experiencing THREAD ENVY.So after two months, any suggestions as to how things are going? Any topics you think we are missing? Are you tired of Hamilton or Vintage of the Day?Since this is YOUR forum, please feel free to offer suggestions and ideas either by posting them here or PM'ing foghorn or me.Oh, and thanks for making the last two months the most fun I'

A list of the signature, recognizable watches (not for dial-up!)
I thought I would make a little photo list of watches that are highly recognizable to even the beginning and aspiring HOG (horologically obsessed guru). These are the watches which have succeeded in staking out a striking original design that people notice. When I go out to eat or anyplace, really, I like to look around and see if I can spot a watch in the wild. I'm trying to make a list of some watches that I would recognize from ten feet or so. Now, there are some watches like the GP Three Bridges that is pretty recognizable, but due to the price, I've excluded it. The chances of seeing a $100,000 watch is almost zero. Same goes for Richard Mille and some others. So they are not on the list. Also missing is the Rolex Sub. There are just too many 'homages' and 'replicas' to bother with it. I never know.I think this is a pretty good list of watches a person might actually see out there. Nice watches. Maybe you can think of some others. Here we go:

Swatch Group Target
Thought the following may be of interest to some Omega fans:Just read on the BBC Telextext page that Swatch Group are looking for sales growth of between 5% and 10% in 2012 after reporting record sales in 2011 (up 21.7% to ¡ê4.8bn / $7.5bn). I wonder where they are aiming most the the sales growth from? I'd reckon they'd have to shift a fair number of Swatch watches to reach their target, so I guess there will be a lot of pressure on the Omega Division.

Smaller wrist with a Sky Dweller or Yacht Master II
I have a smaller 6.5 to 6.75 flat wrist and was wondering if anyone else with a smaller wrist could show us their photos of their larger watches?Specifically, Sky Dwellers or Yacht Master IIs.