Omega Constellation Quartz 24 mm Brushed Yellow Gold

Introducing The Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph, 40mm And Just Right (Live Pics, Specs, Official Pric
This is the chronograph we have been waiting for from Cartier. The Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph is round, 40 mm in diameter, uses Cartier's great in-house caliber 1904-CH, and looks fantastic. 2 OF 4 When we reviewed the Calibre de Cartier Chronograph here, we agreed that though the merits of the excellent in-house chronograph movement were very real selling points, there was a lack of design cohesiveness throughout the piece ¨C?seen primarily on the dial. Here, the Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph provides us with a more balanced, traditional dial with the full Roman numeral treatment, silvered outer minute track, and Breguet hands. 3 OF 4 The 40 mm case is wonderfully balanced, and the rectangular pushers are incredibly subtle from the front of the case looking at the watch. Inside the Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph is the same great 1904-CH self-winding movement from the Calibre Chrono. Here though, it actually fills up more of the case than with the Calib

This is what a buck buys you at a yard sale.
I've been very luck at yard sales lately (I buy and sell antiques, as well as watches), and today wasn't any different. I went to one sale today that I saw was going on locally on craigslist that looked like it could be a good one. Well, I got there, and there was tons of good stuff! I asked the man if I could make a pile, and he said sure! There was no prices on anything, so you had to ask for the prices, or make offers, etc. Well, I was there for about ten minutes and I was going through a very shallow box, and I saw what looked to be a watch on a really tacky 1960's/70's leather cuff bracelet. I pick it up, read the dial, asked how much it was, and put it with all of my stuff! He wanted $1 for it, so $1 I gave him, paid for my stuff, and left. It was a 1960's Omega Seamaster with a steel case in fairly good condition, and running to boot! I just took some dirty pictures of it after I took it off of that terrible strap. Here's what I got!:I didn't think I did to bad. It makes up for

Pilot Automatic 3717
Anybody know how I can check any info and/or accuracy of a serial number on a Pilot ref. 3717?Many thanks,Tom

Switching Wrists
~Please forgive me if some of my questions have been posted before. I have checked a lot of past threads and not found any of the questions I've posted. I'm sure they exist, but as a newbie here, there are still quite a number of things about watches that I've always been curious about.~When I was growing up, I was always told that you wore your watch on the opposite arm of what you are (I.E. If you're right-handed, wear your watch on your left wrist, and vice-versa). Does anyone here just switch it up and go against the "rules"? Or, is this "rule" set in stone?

1st Vintage Moonwatch purchase questions
My first Vintage Moonwatch purchase questionsOne owner watch from the 1970s...How do you tell the reference/model? Serial number is inside I assume...End links are stamped 633.Thanks for looking. Ed