Omega Seamster Automatic

Clerc Odyssey S Watch
Clearly this Clerc watch has a spacey look. A lot of their more "ambitious" pieces tend to have a style that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie prop bin. This one is actually a bit more down to earth compared to what I have seen in the past. As though Clerc is calming down a bit and realizing the world is looking for more subtle avant garde style cues these days. If you make a watch that looks like a time machine - it better damn operate as one. Wow, I just realized how utterly ironic that statement was.Clerc joins the growing number of watch brands that are using silicium (silicon) in their movements. The most popular metal part to replace with silicium is the escapement. This is a small gear-like wheel that is connected to the balance wheel and is responsible for moving power to the movement. Silicium gives this part ultra high endurance and precision. The basically means that the part doesn't wear (like ever), doesn't need any lubrication, and is very consistent which leads

Removing Scratches from Brushed Surfaces.
Hello Guys,Got to know of this neat little tool from the guys in SG-ROC forum. It is a Bergeon No. 6240 Scratch Brush. So i went and bought one of it to try it on my Sub bracelet. Here is how it looks like. First 3rd pic shows it when it is brand new. The white insert is glass fibers. Was a bit skeptical before i started to use it on one of the links. After the first few brush, found that the brand new tip is a bit difficult to use as it is quite thick. Part of it broke. So i started to use the brush at an angle and it seems to work better. Please try to brush the link in a straight line to the grain lines. The 4th pic shows the fiber after it has been ran in. And you know what! The end result is fabulous!!! You guys might like to try it out too as i think Scotch Brite is a little too harsh. The cost is aboout S$18 for this. Refills is at S$20 for a packet of 12. VERY afortable. Disclaimer - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!

C'mon, Fess Up. Are YOU as Stoopid as Stales?
Let's get the basic facts out first:1. Been posting here two years and four months.2. In that time have accumulated +100 vintage Hamiltons.3. Have inevitably had to endure poor internet because of where I work.3. However, have managed to record every new arrival at my PhotoBucket account - despite the less than pedestrian speed of the link.4. Have recorded each purchase in an electronic text (".txt") document. And now the problem I've faced for the entire time. Refer point 3 above. Sometimes (like tonight) my connection is so bad PhotoBucket won't open before the server times out so I can't access my account if I want to post an image.It just dawned on me. Why would I not simply copy the image code from Photobucket into my .txt record for each watch?????????? So, whenever I wanted to add a pic to a post all I'd have to do is copy the html tag from my records.Over the past two years this would have saved me hours and permitted me to post more pics to illustrate a point - or contr

Value question- my 20th anniversary Speedmaster
I have a 20th anniveryary Speedy, with the engraved case side, boxes, papers, velcro strap, badge,etc, that I bought new in 1989.Condition is excellent.I need to gather funds for another watch.What is a reasonable value for this watch, complete set?

Can¡¯t find 116610LV at any AD
Hey guys,Do you know of any AD¡¯s that may have a 116610LV? Looking everywhere for one and no luck. Unfortunately the last place I stopped just sold theirs days ago... :(Rolex, please take my money!