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Dial color
Is it my imagination or does Hamilton seem to have a preponderance of watches with black dials? At one time, I noticed that my collection also seemed to have more black dials than any other. Although, in my mind, a company with an entire collection of retro or vintage look watches should have more champagne or yellow/gold dials.Do you have a preference for dial color for Hamilton watches?

watch winder or display case ?
im looking to fine a watch winder or some sort of display case for my watches i want it to hold 10 watches cause its my goal to get 10 nice watches in my collection anyone any ideas where to find 1 ?

Bonus Watch of the Day
Omega Women's Speedmaster 1.00ct Diamond Stainless Steel WatchPrice: $4200In a class of distinction and refinement! Solid stainless steel forms this glossy case topped with diamonds on the bezel. Housed in the case is an impressive Swiss automatic movement offering you a chronograph complication.The white mother-of-pearl dial adds a visual texture with its radiant shine. The dial is set with three sub dials residing at 3:00 for the seconds, at 6:00 for the hours and at 9:00 for the minutes. Occupying all remaining hour positions are red Arabic numerals with silver-tone luminous hour and minute hands revolving around the dial.Embracing your wrist in luxury are silver-tone stainless steel links. Hugged inside the bracelet, composing the inner links are textured stainless steel links.# Bracelet: Stainless steel# Movement: Swiss automatic# Crystal: Hesalite# Crown: Push/pull w/ function pushers# Clasp: Push button deployant# Bracelet Measurements: 7-3/4" L x 18mm W# Case Measurements: 40mm

Identity crisis
As a newbie to watches it seems to me that Hamilton and Accutron have identity crisis issues. Hamilton is a Swiss made American watch? Accutron is a Swiss made watch made by American owned Bulova which has since been bought by Japanese owned Citizen (I think that is right)? There are probably other brands as well in a similar situation, but these two are the ones that I know of off of the top of my head. Does ¡°Swiss made¡± refer to only where the movement is from or something like that and not who/where the parent company is?

Not supposed to use the chrono on vintage?
Hi all,I'm mainly a Rolex collector but really wanted to add a nice, patina'd vintage speedmaster to my lineup. I bought one at a very reasonable price from a very trusted seller on this forum.I wore it all day yesterday, and then at night started the chronograph to time something. I should mention that I use bezels/chronographs all day every day to time various medications. I went to a concert and at some point noticed that the watch was totally locked up, i checked and the watch was fully wound still. I also noticed a weird issue earlier when setting the time that the second had would keep moving when the crown was pulled out and I wasn't actively moving the hands. Is this normal?I immediately texted the seller (who has been great) and he basically said I shouldn't expect a vintage speedy chronograph to do anything but break the watch if I want to use it. He's had hundreds of vintage speedys and running the chronograph will break them nearly 100% of the time in his experience.I'm loo