Omega Seamaster 321

My name is Steve but you can call me S
I would like to introduce myself, something I haven't done on other forums cause I can mostly be an idiot at times and forget to do the proper thing. My name is Steve but you can call me S if you like. I like Omegas, vodka, whiskey, tequila, Canadians, Sponge Bob and good cigars. My wife's name is Kathleen and she makes the best home made Eggo waffles in the world and won't share her secret how she makes them with me. I hate cops but I think firemen are cute. I can be opinionated at times so I believe anyone with the last name of Moose has a lot of explaining to do. Well that is about it for now except I'd like to ask " Will this be the last freaking forum move I'll have to make"?LoveS

OK, Equal Time Clause - tell me your thoughts! DD-II vs. 18k Daytona vs. PP 5135
Hey everyone,As some of you may have seen posted in the Patek Philippe forum, I've currently driving towards what will hopefully conclude in the next couple months with a fantastic watch to celebrate by 40th Birthday - or as I say "entry into old age". And what better way to celebrate that than a great watch! Since I first saw the Patek 5135, I've loved it. The exquisite beauty, fantastic, useful complications of a month, day & date via aperture windows and a moon-phase, and of course the subtle elegance a Patek provides the wearer. I have no problem saying I'd be extremely proud to wear it daily. However, I'm also the type of watch guy who prefers a bracelet over a strap. The only negative to the Patek is it's strap. While it's elegant, dressy & sporty at the same time I question the daily wearability for me on a strap.The other 2 watches I've loved since their release is the everose version of the Day-Date II and Daytona. I love the unique color of the Rolex everose, a

open my vintage omega case
Hi allHaving problems opening the case of this vintage omega can anyone point me in the right direction?Picture 083.jpgPicture 085.jpgPicture 089.jpgPicture 090.jpgPicture 084.jpgPicture 085.jpg

Patek from the 1950
I recently purchased a Patek 14k Rose Gold. Has a movement number 167996. Have owned Patek in the past and I am an avid collector of high end brands. The watch is fantastic, even went and purchased a 18k Patek Rose Gold buckle. Had to put a 20x14 strap on it. When I looked at the movement it must have been well prior to the 1950 as advertised. The case is a 40mm which I like but the movement is for a 36mm case. Also the Patek & Phillipe is written in scroll. So far it keeps perfect time and is now going past 28 hours. Before I search the archives would anyone know the date/span of this movement. Looking forward to participating in this forum. Next watch will be the Aquanaut/jumbo. Will try to load some picks.Many thanksCG

Friend needs a Speedy(auto) repairman!!!
So who's a watchmaker for this job??And a ballpark # on the cost.Watch is running but is tired. Thanks,Clark.