Omega Constellation Quartz 27 mm Brushed Stainless Steel

WatchTime’s July-August Issue is On Sale Now!
The July-August 2015 issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also in the WatchTime online shop), featuring our cover story on the new Breitling Navitimer 01 46 mm, our massive report on the new watches launched at Baselworld 2015, tests of new models from Jaeger-LeCoultre and Nomos, and more. Scroll down for highlights from the issue¡­? In the cover feature, ¡°Pumped-Up Pilot,¡± Jens Koch tests the recently released, 46-mm version of the iconic Breitling Navitimer 01, a pilots’ watch based on a model from 1952. Is the bigger Navitimer also the better one? Find out in this in-depth review, with original photos by Nik Sch?lzel. (You may also download this article from the WatchTime online store.)? Rudiger Bucher explores the evolution of the Breitling Navitimer over its 63 years on the market in the historical feature “Pilots’ Partner,” the companion piece to the cover story test and a must-read for aficionados of vintage aviation timepieces.? WatchTime covers t

Maybe the best deal on seamaster 300m
I'm new to the forum but just wanted to let everyone know I just picked up a 300m Quartz blue mid-size today. This will be my first Omega. Always wanted one and just could not pass up the price.

Vintage Omega Seamaster De Ville
I have a older Omega Seamaster 'dress' watch, circa 1962 (from the movement serial #), but I know relatively little about vintage Omegas, esp. which ones are considered collectible or valuable, and which not.The watch looks to me like it is in very good condition. There are some very small spots (tarnishing?) of the hour/minute/second hands and minor scratches on the case. All parts look original (with Omega logos) except for the watch strap/buckle. The movement is Cal. 552. It keeps good time (with a minute a day). I do not have any paperwork for the watch.There seem to be many different models of vintage Omega Seamaster which basically look alike. I would like to find out more about my specific watch and what its value might be.I wonder if anyone here can help me answer the following questions, or point me in the direction to find out more.Some specific questions I am trying to answer:(1) Is the Seamaster De Ville version of the watch more or less desirable than other versio

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Vintage Illinois Spotlight- Chevalier (Super Rare)
Here is a Very Special Treat for the New Year...An Odd watch, that is SO Stunning in Real life,it is hard to describe.This is The Illinois "Chevalier"With Black Enamel and PORCELAIN Dial.(1928)(FF) The Chevalier-type watch was made by many manufacturers...Waltham and Elgin issued watches in similar cases as did several Swiss companies.Here is an old "Waltham" ad from Nov. 1928The Watch came in Blue and Black Bezels.The rarity of this particular watch is it's DIAL.There are only 4 known Porcelain Illinois dials. (FF)(This may be the 5th)Dimentions:37X31mmThe slight hairline crack is a welcomed sight (believe it or not) showing that it is in fact, porcelain.When I asked my good buddy about this watch, the first thing he said was"I hope the dial has some hairlines on it!"It Does!This watch case was very susceptible to "Pitting"this one is very clean.FF Notes:Price when new: $25Price today: $350 to $750 (fair to excellent condition)Add $500 for Porcelain DialBlue rarer than Black2/6 Black6