Longines DolceVita L5.686.4.79.6 Silver Stainless Steel Strap Rectangle Watch

SIHH: Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Duo
Jaeger-LeCoultre created the first Reverso Duo in 1994 when they replaced the Reverso¡¯s ¡°shield¡± with a second time display. A single movement powered both sets of hands in opposite directions, with each display being independently adjustable. With this stroke, JLC reinvented the GMT watch. The new Grande Reverso Duo is distinguished by its generous dimensions and by a dial design that has been entirely rethought to provide enhanced aesthetics and greater readability. The travel time zone is adjustable via the crown and located on the front side. In order to maintain the precision of the minutes and seconds, the adjustment is performed in one-hour jumps of the hour hand. To make everything user friendly, the date follows the travelers local time display and can jump both forwards and backwards. The home time display is located on the back.The front shows the small seconds and the date in a central arc of a circle aperture, both clearly readable on the rectangular white dial combining v

need help with a vintage oyster perpetual
i have a 1969 gold oyster perpetual. it is a gorgeous watch but gold is not my thing so it just sits in my jewelry box. i would like to sell or trade it for something else, like a stainless submariner. here's my problem: i have NO idea how to go about this, coupled with the fact that i have no idea what this watch is worth. on the recommendation of a friend (he's a wholesale jeweler) i took the watch to a jeweler he suggested for an appraisal; i hope to hear back from him over the next coupla days.not to show my hand or anything, but i would rather not nickel and dime negotiate. ultimately, i just want a fair price and not knowing what that is i'm afraid of being screwed. also, instead of just dumping the thing, i'd feel better getting the watch to someone who would appreciate it. my gut tells me that a jeweler would not give me the best price, but it would be easy and if the numbers are good enough i'd be content to trade the watch for another timepiece (i've always liked the

Old no-name Constellation/Globemaster
Hi all,I believe, from research that I have inherited a no-name Constellation. I know so little about watches but want to find out more about this one. I am so scared to take the back off. I bought the tool to do it but am not trusting myself to press down on the back. Will I break it?!I will attach pictures. It makes the bumper sound I have read about and has the observatory on the back, although the face does not say the word Constellation. It keeps perfect time. It does not have the original crown or band but looks in decent shape. Needs cleaning, maybe?Does this look/sound genuine? Imported June 25, 2010 422.jpg

Christmas themed APs
Sitting next to the Christmas tree admiring my 15450 and wanted to share with everyone how it caught the light - the Christmas tree royal oak. Please share pics of your AP all decked out for the holidays!Merry Christmas everyone!

Possibly the SEX? Omega content
Finally got the email from my watch man and the Omega SMP case and bracelet parts are finally DLC'D.Possibly the SEX what do you think folks?Bry