Longines Hochfeine 8-Tage Standuhr mit Kaliber 19.41 "Milestone"

Link On My Seamaster...
When I first got my pre-owned Seamaster, the bracelet was a tad too small. I could close the clasp, but it was REALLY uncomfortable. I took it to my AD and they installed another link which made it far more comfortable to wear.The link seems a bit odd, though. It doesn't really bother me, but I thought I'd post a couple of shots to show what the "weird" part is:As you can see, the installed link is slightly different; it seems to sit higher than the others which came with the bracelet.The watch is 100% authentic, and I have no reason to think my AD would've gotten an aftermarket "close enough" link to install on the bracelet.Like I said, it doesn't really bother me. If I ever decided to sell it, though (which is unlikely), I have to believe that it would raise a huge red flag with a potential buyer.Whaddya' think?

2 Walthams have arrived ! ...Need Some Help Though .....
well, here are the first 2 of the group of 8 watches that I bought through ebay last week .......Walthams .....the first is this beauty ....70s I think eh ? ......and it is in fab-u-lous condition ......and keeps good time for more than 24 hours .....paid $35 for it , and I am well pleased ...even the back is immaculatebut then there's the other Waltham and that's where I need the help .....HEre's what it looks like ....and as you can see it is very large even for a watch of it's time ....I'm thinking early 30s ? ....is that right ? and it's clean very very clean .....the quarter in the background is only about 1/2 inch behind it , as I couldn't get the 2 of them closer together than that ......Now, the listing said it was running, but would need to be cleaned .....and that's kind of a run of the mill disclaimer, but this thing only runs for about .ooh say 7 seconds before it stops, when I got the back off, the balance wheel would move freely when I shake the watch, but then it will st

Old AP , what is it?
I've noticed this watch on the net, is it real or fake?Anybody knows reference?

Finally found Dad's 168.005 Constellation
I'm typically lurking over on the Rolex Vintage side; but, wanted to share a picture of my father's long lost Omega Constellation ref. 168.005 with a caliber 564 under the hood. Just got back from a cleaning and oiling and it's keeping extremely accurate time as one should expect from one of Omega's workhorse chronometer movements.On the way back from Vietnam by way of Hong Kong in mid 1967 my father bought this Constellation and a stainless steel Seamaster Chronograph with a cal. 321 which I have posted on this Forum previously and wear periodically.The Constellation has been hidden away for quite a long time and just recently surfaced. I just sourced The NOS 9 row BOR gold plated bracelet from Ted's Vintage Watches and while the gold isn't a perfect match; I'm liking the original look a lot. This is my only all gold piece and probably won't get a lot of wrist time but the sentimental value makes it a keeper.I understand these Connie Piepans are routinely faked or frankened; but as fa

114060 AD prices in Tokyo, Bangkok and Sydney
Does anyone know the current AD MRP for the 114060 in Tokyo, Bangkok and Sydney ?Thanks.Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk