Jaeger-LeCoultre e Master tourbillon

Jubelee on a SS Sub?
HiJust wanted to say what a great forum this is! Some incredible collections out there!I have a quick question. I really love the retro style of the GMT with a jubelee bracelet. BUT I really like the sub dial and bezel better, so I¡äm thinking of putting a jubelee on my SS sub.. (yes I know some of you might call it blasphemy)..Has anyone tried this? Pictures?Axel

Aerospace advice
Hi everyoneNewbie to these forums but there seem to be some very knowledgeable people here from what I have seen. In that vein, I would appreciate it if you could share some of your experience. I am not a collector, I tend to find what I want and stick with that and I am trying desperately to keep that mindset or the watch hobby could get very expensive.I have had a Breitling Professional Aerospace since 1999 and it has been a terrific watch for me. It is very much a tool, it gets horribly abused, unintentionally, and has been fine despite its hard life. Lately I have noticed the hands move about a millimeter when I move the watch, both hands together so it seems the entire mechanism has developed some play. I am thinking of either replacing it or sending it in for a service but I have not been terribly impressed by Breitling's services and I have had it serviced three times.My first instinct is to get another Aerospace since it has everything I want in a watch but I am also trying to

Vintage Gold Seiko
So I dug up my Dad's old Seiko that he gave me and snapped some pics for fun:Here's what I know about it:-My Mom bought it as a wedding present in July 1971-Front says:SEIKOautomaticDX17 JewelsAt the bottom of the dial, barely readable, it says JAPAN 6106-6019P (last letter could possibly be R)-Caseback says:SEIKO6106-6007074106-Strap says:Hong Kong100% stainless steelKreisler-When I shake it it runs fine, and although the bracelet is a little too small which keeps me from wearing it for a whole day, it has been keeping time for the past few minutes I've had it out. This is somewhat impressive, as I seriously doubt that it has been serviced or opened for the past 40 years.I'm interested to see if anyone knows anything about it or how much it may be worth (not that I would sell it). Also as a side note, how much would it cost to give it a service? I think at some point I will be obliged to give it a tune up, as it is a family heirloom.Thanks for looking!

With the arrival of the Price list, I have seen a flurry of movement<more
on Neo-Vintage pieces more than ever before.From Pre-A to "A" and then "B" and "C" the people are breaking them out of the hiding places. The buzz word is still Tritium...no bracelets, no Blue dials....just the basics of the Pam 2/9, 4/1, 23/29, 24/25, 26/27/28 and even the 27C has come up dramatically this week.Also in play are the Pam 36...good old Marina Militaire getting some play. Pam 57's are one of the last neo-vintages that has always kept its value.As the Newest line goes up in price it brings up the Neo Vintage, the the Vendome and then the Vintage......I see a lot of activity about to increase...this is where the collector's get the hot stuff and it is not for the feint of heart.Just my 2 centsRegardsElliot

Pp 5726/1a
Hi all,AD just call and offer PP 5726 ( grey dial with bracelet)Currently I have 5711 blue and 5990 in collection.With 20% increase price for 5711 and 5712 in march, should i buy?I have been offered retail price.I don¡¯t have any annual calendar in my collection and i¡¯m thinking to add to the collection.Thx.