Omega Seamaster 300m Chronograph

Got a Scratch in the Ceramic Bezel
I accidentally swiped my arm near a concrete column and the Ceramic Bezel of my GMT IIc got a small scratch.Here is a photo. The scratch is in the lower part of the inverted triangle, to the right (at 12:01). Guess the bezel is not "unscratchable"Best,

LV Sub's future?
I've recently picked up a Z serial LV Sub w/both green & black bezel inserts. It was a steal (bad economy=buyer's market) but the only reason I bought it is because it came w/the standard black insert and I like the maxi-pad upgrade. Do you think Rolex will make a updated super-case/ceramic bezel LV or will it be phased out?

Omega Constellation Help
Hi guys I have omega constellation vintage square type require service but the problem is that the case back installed with screws which are rusted and can not be removed even the watch maker can not remove it he said to me the only thing we can do is to send the watch to omega in Switzerland guys anybody got an idea how to remove the screwsMerry Christmas Everyone and happy new year thanks in advance

A Bit of a Mystery
I apologize (again) for the bad pictures. I really, really need to get a decent camera. My 70+ year old mother-in-law has had this pocket watch in a cedar chest for probably 50 years and it was her grandfather's. It's cased in a brass Star Watch Company case (serial# 155353) and is marked as such the face. The movement appears to be 7 jewel by Trenton Watch Co (metal bearing capped, not ruby with serial# 489089).kdk_1085.jpgkdk_1079.jpgkdk_1083-1.jpgI've been able to uncover a little of the history of Trenton Watch Co. and the Star Watch Co., but where the mystery comes in, Trenton was supposed to have stopped production at serial#410000 when they were taken over by Ingersoll in 1908 from everything I've read. This leads me to wonder if they continued producing watches under the Trenton Watch Co. brand for a time after Ingersoll acquired them. This watch would need some work to get running again and my guess is, aside from sentimental value, it probably wouldn't be worth spending th

What makes a collector?
I have always considered myself to be a wearer rather than a collector and the question came up again when a forum member noticed that my ref. 1450 Speedy Pro bracelet is up for sale.Yes, the 1450 is considered to be the grail bracelet but since I acquired another 1498 bracelet (my personal favorite), the 1450 has been sitting in a drawer. I would rather have someone enjoying the 1450.Fr. John?