Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Big Size (ungetragen)

Hands-On: The Glash¨¹tte Original The Senator Excellence, A Handsome Three-Hander Powered By A New Caliber Family
Made In Germany. This label, coined by the British to discourage the purchase of foreign goods, has since become a promise of quality sought by consumers around the world. And it’s armed with these three words that German watchmakers are hoping to appeal to collectors. But they also raise expectations. ?Hoping to match them, Glashütte Original have developed a brand new movement line that sets itself apart in terms of longevity, precision, and serviceability. And since we’re at Baselworld, they’ve timed its release to coincide with a new collection called the Senator Excellence. I had the opportunity of wearing the watch during the first 100 hours of Baselworld, and here are my thoughts. 1 OF 7 A classic three-hander, presented in both dress watch and pilot watch form, it’s a real beauty, with a slim bezel, polished and brushed surfaces and a price that puts it in direct competition with the equally handsome Zenith Elite 6150 from 2015.Both ar

My old Seamaster gets new ostrich shoes!
I spent a little time with a polishing cloth to brighten up the case a tad (while leaving all her wrinkles) and added a nice ostrich band. I'm loving this combination. I hope you all approve!And the main reason I so enjoy vintage pieces...they fit my spindly wrist so well!I'm lovin' this sexy 60 year old. She's a keeper!

Can anyone identify this watch for me?
I saw this in a movie and I want to know what it is.It's bothering me not being able to identify it...Thank you so much guys![I'm new to this forum so I apologize if this thread is in the wrong place, feel free to move it if it needs to be elsewhere]

Nautilu, Nautilus, Nautilus
Really? I may be a newbie on this website, but I've been admiring Patek's for a long, long time. And I still don't get it. A few years ago, the AD's couldn't give these things (Nautilus) away. And now, customers are climbing the walls for them. They haven't changed in style much, over the decades, so what stimulated this craze all of a sudden? For whatever reason, within the last two years, they became sought after. And that stimulates the human nature of COVETING. The more that these became unavailable and dried up, the more the customers wanted them. Greed. This is no longer a case of supply-and-demand; it's a case of supply-and-coveting. And what really entertains me is that one of these recent posts claimed that the Nautilus is the flagship of Patek. Really? When perusing the history of this incredible company, where did it ever mention that this port-hole watch has been the flagship of its hundred-year-plus existence? Sure, it's a cute watch, even though (as you look

Steel bracelet on a PAM233
Has anyone ever tried to put a steel bracelet on a PAM233. I wonder if it is even technically possible ?