Montblanc Timewalker Automatic Chronograph Anthracite Dial Men's Watch 107063

Finally I like my GMT-C -
I have it for more than a year now but it gets barely wrist time.Why? Something bothers me.Aaaaah. It¡äs that half polished bracelet So I took it to my AD and his watchmaker did a good job Now I love this watch

OMEGA Automatic DeVille - that's all I know...
Good evening/morning/afternoon.Please excuse the probably novice nature of my enquiry...I'm new to this.My father has an Omega DeVille which (the hand-written documentation tells me) has a Metal Ref of 7886 B (or EB) and a Mov. No. of 38909668 (no separating dots). I think I may have convinced myself that the 38 aspect implies 1974, but I am uncertain and unable to establish anything further with regards to type, rarity, history, etc.I should be most grateful if any of you knowledgeable contributors can enlighten me. I've attempted to attached a couple of images.Many thanks.

Price to motivate an IWC Portuguese Auto 5001 purchase?
Greetings everyone,Been lurking for several months educating myself about my grail watch, the IWC Portuguese Auto.While I think I have done a good amount of diligence on pricing, I'm curious as to your collective thoughts about what price range would be generally regarded as a "can't pass up" opportunity for a brand new Port Auto whether through an AD or gray market dealer (GMD). As for my situation, this is a watch I've set aside a fund for, and if I had to rely solely on that fund, I wouldn't be able to draw from it for at least 5-6 years with a target price of $8-9k (knowing I'll get some sort of discount off retail). I can presently draw from other funds, if necessary, without being in dire financial straits, but would only do so if I am comfortable knowing that I am faced with one of the lowest prices I will ever see in the near future, and the opportunity cost is worth acting on. Again, I would not be putting myself in financial jeopardy, nor relegating myself to cup o'noodles

Thanks to Dennis (Ulackfocus)
Thanks to Dennis, I have decided not to sell my first heirloom, and therefore I have restored itand thank to all who provided the directions for finding spare parts (speciall Ulackfocus and N2FHL for their advice)From there, I have digged in all my old relatives' drawers, to see what I find, and the findings continue So, some pics of the "new" watchesOmega Constellation f300 restored and fully working (first heirloom)Technos Pioneer, with new braceletAccutron Spaceview, now working great, with a new battery installed, and a good adjustment and fully servicedNew find: Seiko 5 AutomaticNew find: Longines Conquest, looking for a new strap...New find: Bulova Computron, this is the weirdest watch I haveIt seems like a robot head looking for a new strap, because it's bracelet is peeled off...With the dial offWith the dial onWell, that's for now, I will be adding more pics, once I have all the vintage and heirlooms restored and fullly functional...

Moving a 114060 for 14060
Hey folks. Wanted to get some additional input before making a move in my collection. Thinking about selling my 114060 for a 14060. Has anyone made a similar move and regretted the shift? I think the 14060 May sit a bit better on the wrist for a suit at work, but would love to hear people¡¯s experiences with the two. Also, are you giving anything up on the trade in terms of functionality or have people found the 14060 to be as durable?