Omega De Ville Ladymatic Red Gold

Future Diving With N.O.A; The 4.80 Scyllis Dive Watch
Yes, this is undeniably a nice watch, with a futurism industrial twist. It most reminds me of the style seen on mid 1990s nautical-themed science fiction TV show, "Sea Quest." Notice the "techy" font used for the numbers and the rounded edges combined with sleek ridged rubber and you will know what I am talking about. Diving watches are probably the most popular segment of watches because they combine a legible style, good looks, and rugged endurance. Easily my favorite, I could outfit my entire collection with diving watches and be perfectly happy.N.O.A is an interesting watch maker stealing the stoplight with its unique designs that combine fluid organic lines, futuristic looks, and practical features. The name actually stands for "None Of the Above." The 4.80 Scyllis is easily my favorite watch from the maker, and it is their first attempt at a dive watch! We can thank N.O.A for the Scyllis name which means "sailor" and is more than a combination of the typical marine terms that com

1920s Elgins .......#2 and #3
Elgin .....number 2 is this ladies size 3 conversion watch ....very simple and clean looking .....now hoping that Jerry will get it running ......( not really worried about that !)as you can see. it's pretty big for a ladies watch of the early 20s .....by the serial number, this is the oldest of the 3 1920s watches I have just gotten.....and the dial is very clean indeedso then now a kinda beat up one, but I wanted a cushion shaped one ....I got this one first, and it's the most rough of the trio........and the movementnot very fancy ......but we shall see how it cleans up ........and once again ....sorry about the photos....gotta check some settings on my camera

Summer is here!!!
Well, not exactly. But my summer watch did come in.Not a bad watch for the money. Nice, thick leather strap, subdial on left shows day of the week, sub on right shows date. Orange sweep second hand matches nicely with inner bezel and strap. Can't wait til the weather is warm cause I'll be wearing this one a lot

Gallet medigraph (doctor's watch)
Hi,Thanks for reading my post. I am relatively new to the forum but have appreciated the advice I have been given. I have always wanted a 'doctor's' watch to add to my (small) collection. I missed out on a couple recently and am looking at this one-is is a bit more money than I wanted to spend but it looks 'special'-just wanted some thoughts as to whether it is worth the $2800 asking price-thanks again Brian (dogs name is jodybeth!)gallet.jpggallet2.jpg

60's Speedmaster Mark II
I just discovered my father has one of these laying around the house not being used... Just wondering what the value of something like this would be, If any at all. Also I heard this was the watch worn to go to the moon... very cool! Is there anything more I should know about these watches? I know the current Seamasters are great timepieces, Have they evolved much?Looks like this model (not my pic)