Omega Chronograph Handaufzug Kal. 320 in 18 ct Gelbgold (gebraucht)

Bring a Loupe: An Extraordinary Royal Oak, A Familiar Universal Geneve, And Many Amazing Chronograph
This week's Bring A Loupe will be all about amazing vintage watches, featuring many of my absolute favorites, soon to become yours too. You will discover a Royal Oak in platinum, some of the greatest pre-Daytona chronographs from Rolex, and plenty of mythical Movado, LeCoultre, and Universal Geneve watches as well. In my auction picks I also identified two questionable lots, but rest assured that the other pieces will more than make for the early disappointment. This is your Bring a Loupe for July 24, 2015. A Very, Very Rare Royal Oak Jumbo In PLATINUM 1 OF 16 This might be the ultimate Royal Oak, we did warn you four years ago. It looks almost like any other regular Royal Oak Jumbo until you focus on the dial. Surprise, the traditional tapisserie pattern is gone but there is a good reason: this Royal Oak is in PLATINUM! This model was intended as a celebration piece for the 125th anniversary of Audemars Piguet but it met with very limited enthusiasm back in 19

Gents post your Presidents please..
This is my DQ Tridor Pres...white, yellow and rose gold..Very rare modern Pres..made in small numbers over 15 years..Rolex had patented the process of fusing the three metals together. They were first produced as a SQ then a DQ near the end of the production run. The DQ TRIDOR was made in far less quantities then the SQ.Arthur

Tested my new watch
Bought my Hamilton November 1, 2008. After reading some posts on testing accuracy. I decided to test my new watch for a week. I used a web site that claims to be "Accurate within 0.4 seconds."On the third attempt at setting my watch, I was able to get within 6 seconds of the official time and decided to work from that.A couple questions.1. Is it common to find a watch that is 7 seconds fast one day, and then 8 or 9 seconds fast the next day?2. The watch is new, will it break-in and settle down? If so, as it breaks-in, will it get faster or slower?

My first AD experience.
Heads up ! :Pretty long story..I apologize in advance if the story seem like I'm just blahhhing I really got into watches about a two years ago. But I never actually got the chance to check out the watches in person for some reason. One of my favorite TZ thread of all time is the "Arrogant and rude sales people" and it took a guy almost 40 years to get his first Patek. I genuinely enjoy reading other people's experiences. I've been studying for midterms for the past two weeks. So I decide to take a break and dedicate this day to visit some of the local AD and this high end store. My local mall have two Rolex and Omega AD. So something about myself, I'm a young Asian college student. I always read how people my age don't get great treatment. My first stop was this Rolex AD that seems to have almost every Rolex's models. When I walk in, I was stare down by this three salesman. So I walk around to check out their selection. I was completely ignore for 15 mins. It wasn't busy at al

2010 is 1/3 done - is your collection going the way you want?
Time for a little update. How are you doing so far with your watch-related goals for this year? - Did you reduce your collection down to where you wanted it to be? - Have you added any watches you were after?- Are you contributing to the grail fund in a steady manner?- Will you finally divert some cash to buy a needed/wanted accessory? (winder, travel case, etc)Post your progress!