Montblanc Star Twin Moonphase Automatic Silver Dial Black Leather Men's Watch 110642

Need help with 1947/48 Omega
I have what I believe to be a 1947 or 1948 Omega & need some help with it. It's a 14k gold Omega Automatic, the case is 33mm. Omega Automatic is written on the dial, the only factory markings on the case are "W 14K GOLD". It's inscribed on the back "To Henry Karr for loyal service Cleveland Crane & Eng. Co. 1902-1948".The movement is numbered 10757531. The pendulum(bumper?) reads "OMEGA WATCH Co, SWISS, UNADJUSTED, SEVENTEEN 17 JEWELS". The inside back of the case reads "OMEGA, Wadsworth, 14K GOLD, T603737". The dial has the Omega symbol & OMEGA AUTOMATIC on it. The hands & number markers are gold, with the odd numbers represented by lines. Even numbers are actual numbers.The watch hands move when the crown is turned & the bumper swings freely but the watch does not run. The case & crystal are in excellent condition. Unfortunately the dial is dirty & has tiny scratches in 2 different spots.I've always liked Omegas & used to own a Constella

Service of Longines watch
Dear Members,I have a very old longines watch which dates from around late 50s early 60s can anyone advise me where to send for a service.Regards W.W.

Night Before WIS-mas - A Holiday Poem
By boscoe with apologies to Clement Clark Moore'Twas the night before WISmas, when all through the forumsNot creature was talking about Edox or CorumsThe factoids were all posted by the Moderators with careIn hopes that The Lalo soon would be thereHoust-Zin was nestled all snug in his bedHe'd wake up tomorrow with a hung-over headAnd Foggy in his kerchief and Steve in his capHad just finished debating if Renato was crapWhen out on the Web there arose such a noiseIt had to be Rusty and the Cheeseland boyzDashing from my desk, I went to their placeThe smelliest spot in all cyber-spaceI tore open the threads and read the repliesFrom tatooine, falcone and the other wiseguysThe cheese on the crest of a bright yellow boxGave a whiff of Gouda and old gym socksWhen what to my wondering eyes did appearBut a miniature S-1 with eight Swiss Parts gearsWith a silver-tongued devil, so lively and shallowI knew in a moment, it must be The LaloMore rapid than FedEx, his minions they cameAnd he whistled

Help with Quartz watch problem...
Hi Everyone,My wife has a Cartier Santos quartz watch that has developed a problem. Basically whenever the second hand tries to pass the minute hand it gets stuck. If I adjust the time and move the minute hand it will run for another minute and then get stuck again. The hands themselves are not touching. Does anyone know if this is something that can be fixed? I can buy a whole new movement for around $300 so I am wondering if that is the better option.Thanks

A Polished Daytona 16520 - To buy or not to buy , that is the question
Hello all,. I still unhappily haven't aquired a Daytona 16520 since the prices have jumped this year. To think I turned down two opportunities to buy nice ones for $10k last year is sort of nauseating. Anyway, stupidity aside I cant afford a $20k + Daytona that is unpolished with chamfered lugs and forget box an papers. It's silly to me, but I still want one. So, I found one in realistically used condition that was definitely polished as the top of the lugs aren't fully brushed, it has all it's links, the bezel and case are ok but once again it's polished , not today death but enough to have a serious collector or a lot of people I speak with say Oh, it's polished. It's under $17k and I can do a payment plan since it's above my budget. Once again I ask the question but I'm buying to own it and keep it. Will I sell it one day, maybe who knows, a year, 5 years never. I'm not sure. That being said, is is really dumb to hope it will be desirable from an investment standpoint later on since