Omega Classique vintage trotteuse ¨¤ six heures

My DSSD
Just got my Deepsea Sea Dweller over the weekend and I have to say I am enjoying the watch very much. Over the last 3 days, I've worn it through one round of golf and to work everyday and it's gained an average of 2 seconds per day, well within COSC standards and perfect for what I wanted.I'll start off by saying that this is a big hunk of metal. I've been wearing a Rolex Date every day over the last 15 years and I wasn't sure I could pull off wearing a DSSD as my daily wearer. This was a big change for me going from a 34mm relatively flat watch to a 43mm tower.I've tried it on at the AD, but it always seemed too large for my wrists but I kept going back to it because it was very appealing to my eyes. After I bought the watch and got it sized, I find it's the perfect size for me. When trying it on at the AD, I never sized the bracelet so it always seemed to large. Lesson learnedyou never really know how a watch will look until it's been sized for you.Anyways, I was taking some pictures

Spied a PO in another Daniel Craig film
I was watching Flashbacks of a Fool starring Daniel Craig and in one scene he is in his Range Rover outside a restaurant holding his cell phone in his left hand up to his ear. On his wrist you can see the clasp from a PO. I could not determine whether it was the 42mm or 45mm PO. It doesn't matter, it's not the point. The point is DC is under contract to wear an Omega while in the role of Bond. In other pictures he can probably wear whatever he chooses or what is given him by the Costume Department and it does not necessarily have to be an Omega wristwatch. Yes?So since news of Daniel being a Rolex fan has surfaced recently and he is only shown on the Omega website as being an ambassador in the character of Bond, my question is, did he choose to wear the PO or did he not have a choice in the matter? If he chose to wear it, that would indicate that Rolex is not the only brand he likes and wears. We'll probably never know the answer. But it is interesting.~JB

Hamilton Electric Everest
Hi, I recently purchased a vintage Hamilton Electric wristwatch that I think it is the 'Everest' model. See attached photos. The watch is in excellent+ condition. The watch has the original Hamilton-marked Alligator band and Hamilton-marked buckle. I believe it is the first electric watch. The movement is the 505. It was in a vintage Hamilton case. Can anyone tell me anything about this watch, i.e. age, value, number of jewels what battery it takes, scarcity, etc. I want to get it going and even wear it sometime, but I don't know what battery is required. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you and regards, gkenny. i61.tinypic/39b0i.jpgi59.tinypic/2n1i7i1.jpg

First Dual Time in my collection...
I've been intrigued by idea of owning a 39mm Dual Time for quite a while now. Finally pulled the trigger on this white dial which is my personal preference.Thanks to Ian S. (royaloak36) for making it happen!Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

A little consolidating and an incoming
I¡¯ve always wanted a full PM piece so after a long while of debating, researching, trying on different options and some nice encouragement from my wife I consolidated two pieces and ended up with the following I¡¯m over the moon with it and glad I went for the yellow gold. I debated forever between yellow gold and the white gold sub as I have never worn any yellow gold before and am typically very low key. The brushed surfaces give it a great look and my wife is very happy with my choice (she has a 116613lb as a gift from me that she wears daily). I¡¯ve trimmed down to 2 watches now and I¡¯m very happy with the results: this 116618lb and a Patek 5167a. The two watches are polar opposites and pretty much cover all the bases for me. Very happy to have joined this club. Now, onto more pictures of the watch and a bunch of others that I tried on in the process. And a tray full of gorgeous DD40¡¯s just because. Cheers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk