Maurice Lacroix Flyback annuaire AVIATOR

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It's a watch, an Omega Seamaster, mid-century, it's desirable, and worth a few bucks. There you go.....that was easy!Oh...you want more detail. What is it? The face says it all. It's an Omega, Seamaster automatic model (as opposed to a manually wound model. It could be as old as 65 years or as new as 55 years. To narrow down the year of manufacture, you need the serial number which is inside the watch engraved on the movement. It's very desirable. Not necessarily to a watch collector but to a buyer in general because of its relatively low value. All the collectors want the gold Omegas which makes the stainless steel ones more passed over. Along with which metal was used to make the case, its condition is also important in determining value. Since I don't know what the movement looks like (but do know that it really needs some servicing, I couldn't put better than a $250-$300 price tag on it. After a watchmaker gets done with it, that estimate could go up to $500 or maybe even $600.And

Can I see your Ventura wrist shots?
As the title says, I would like to see some Venturas (other than from Dexter and MIB) Wrist shots, not wrist shots...whatever, lets see 'em!

Question about Hamilton BelowZero H785550
Good Afternoon All,New to the forum and so happy to have found this community. I have had many watches through the years, but as I get old I have moved away from having uber expensive trendy brand names and decided that for me quality, uniqueness, and functionality are the most important things. I have divested B&M, B&R, and a few other recognizable names.I found the Hamilton BelowZero H785550 out of the blue, sold all of my other watches, and this has become my favorite automatic time piece I¡¯ve owned to date. Simple, but sylish, solidly built and somewhat timeless (pardon the pun).I am having a small problem with the watch and I was hoping that someone would be able to shed some light on this. I bought the watch from ashford . com where they assure their watches are direct from the manufacturer and 100% authentic. When I look at the watch face in the image attached, between the SWISS__6__MADE there are 3 numerals:333. I looked at the watch on the Hamilton web site and there

Any thoughts on the JLC Master Comp. Diving Pro Geo?
My initial impression went something like this: ¡°Oh my...what have they done, that is very ugly,.¡± But the more I stared at it the better it looked (I wish the same could be said about me). What really won me over was that annoying protrusion which happened to be a depth gauge. I think it is remarkable what JLC has been able to do with their calibres and this is really something cool. Its value as a dive tool is certainly questionable but I think its technical achievement is as good as any other ultra-complication. What do you guys think? Is it just another B&R Hydromax or do you think it really stands out technically?

Watch of the Day 12-03-07
Armadani Men’s Classic Circles Chronograph Stainless Steel Leather Strap WatchStreet Price: About $800Circle this for style! The traditionally round case is crafted with stainless steel, and finished with silver-tone or gold-tone. Reigning supreme on this piece are 72, I1-clarity, I-J grade white diamonds on encrusted on the case, bezel an lugs. Plush detailing is also represented on the function pushers and strap pins, all adorned with cabochons. Shielding the dial from life's unexpected bumps and bruises is a highly shatter resistant mineral crystal. Metallic looking silver-tone or gold-tone finishes the dial, each set with a white mother-of-pearl inner dial. Complication characteristics include sub dials located near 3:00, 6:00 and 9:00; with a date window positioned at 4:00. Strapping all these spectacular intricacies to your wrist is a leather strap in black, for the gold-tone/black option, or a brown leather strap paired with the silver-tone/brown style.# Strap: Leather# Mo