Omega Constellation Chronometer Stahl/Gelbgold 38mm

Sotheby's To Auction Patek Philippe
Between vintage watches Patek Philippe, are outstanding examples of perpetual calendar REF. 3448, including a particularly rare "Senza Luna" variation has not display phase of typical Moon presented in this reference. Rolex is represented by some Oyster Perpetual models particularly sought after in the range of sports. Such a model is a watch Submariner in 1974 for the Royal Navy, featuring a number of details special for robust use, including the bars welded strap and a mechanism of software piracy to enable troops to synchronise their watches prior to a mission. An example of a timepiece "COMEX" Sea-Dweller, to 1977 is also to offer. Created by Rolex in association with the firm of specialty COMEX diving, this model Oyster Perpetual uses a patented valve release helium for dives of saturation. It is sold by its owner - a professional diver who joined the COMEX in 1981 and used the previous day in several of its missions with the company. A millennium of George Daniels shows attra

Show us your Zodiacs
OK, I know there's more than a few of us kickin around WTF who own a Zodiac or two (banned, auto and rusty), so let's show em offHere's my new OceanaireAnd my Sea Dragon

The Traveling WTF Mascot does the 4th!
Mascot & I took a walk around Independence Hall to see some of the sights. We lucked into a good parking spot on 4th street only a couple blocks down from the Ben Franklin Bridge, so we figured we'd go past the Mint.Here's the Post Office on Market amongst a row of old buildings:We love our dogs here! There are a few stores dedicated to canines, and one called "Doggy Style" () has 3 or 4 locations.These seem really cool....until you're stick behind one in traffic. Alright! This is one block from the Mint:No need for any introductions for this!Independence Hall:While walking around, I met some actors in colonial garb who were happy to oblige Mascot's request for a picture:I wasn't allowed to strap him to any statues though. Another traffic snarler (if you've ever been on 4th, 5th, or 6th street between Arch and Lombard you know what I mean :D). Windy tells me she loved the cobblestones until she had to walk on them in heels. Some more of the interesting buildings in the immedia

Speedmaster Pro - 861 - My First Post
Hi All,wanted to finally contribute to TRF. I've been lurking and reading for months now, plus I wouldn't mind some input from other members on a query I have. Query is at the end for those who want to skip the saga. Because prior to pumping the forum for info I thought, given it is holiday season (for some) down here in Sydney Australia as well as elsewhere around the globe, I'd waffle on a bit and relay my story/experiences re: my own speedie pro and how I got here and what I see my next watch purchase being and why. I totally got the bug with the Speedie years ago. Maybe in 2008. I'm 38 now and at the time it simply seemed an unobtainable dream. It seemed like a lot of money in fact for a watch. I was very new to mechanical watches (no idea). One of my main entry points to mechanical watches was the idea of not having to get involved with batteries. I've always liked watches and had digital calculator watches and other slightly fancy things along the way. My Dad bought me

Strap Lenght
I'm looking to buy a planet ocean and did read that Omega sells the watch with an 42mm = 1 5/8 Case, 6 Adjustable Strap or 42mm = 1 5/8 Case, 7 Adjustable Strap!I don't know how important it will be to decide between the 6 or 7 adjustable Strap when placing my order?I also asked a question earlier today about the case size between the 42mm or XL ( 45mm) but no response so far!Please guys any help would be very nice!Thanks alot