Omega Speedmaster Date NEU incl MWST mit Box+Papieren

Traser H3 Aviator B¨¹cker Watch Collection
This newer collection from Swiss Traser H3 is their first aviator watch collection that I am aware of. it is also the only aviator style watch that I am familiar with that utilizes tritium gas tubes. Traser is actually part of MB Microtec, which is the only firm in the world that makes the small illuminating gas tubes and on Traser watches they call it "Trigalight." There are three watches in the collection and they are each meant as an homage to the three most famous German B¨¹cker planes of the pre WWII era. Each watch is named for the plane it is in honor of. While not needing to couple with a classic plane, it is a common thing to do with aviator watches, and such "couplings" are common with most any type of watch for that matter. B¨¹cker started in the 1930s and made a series of very agile and study planes use for a variety of purposes including stunt flying and pilot training. See the plane below the watch it is meant to represent. Each of the watches comes in a 46mm wide stainles

1917 SOLID GOLD Elgin"Blackjack" Pershing, 15 Jewels ! ! ! ! !
Elgin Pershings are by far my favotrite watch of all time! I just got finished with this one today, probably the best one that I have ever done. 1917 Elgin "Blackjack" Pershing, 15 Jewels, Keystone Watch Case Company 9k Solid Gold Trench Case, Size 3/0s, Grade 419, Glass Crystal, Black Bund Strap, Restored Hands.

1970's Omega Geneve Dynamic Bracelet Help
Hello All,I recently bought my first Omega, a Geneve Dynamic from the International Collection. According to the Omega database, it was from 1971-72. It¡¯s funky and just a little different from a traditional watch. I¡¯m really happy with it.The only problem is I want a steel bracelet, instead of the leather band it came with. It also needs a 20mm bracelet and that greatly reduces the pool. I think the traditional Omega bracelet, is too traditional. I want something on the chunky side and ideally from the 70¡¯s. Ofrei has a few, but they cost more than the watch and look too new.The only thing I¡¯ve seen is an ad for a watch, with an Omega bracelet with large holes punched in it. No amount of time on the internet has turned one up.Does anyone have any ideas? Jon

looking for a first Seiko...
my first non-digital watch was some japanese movement piece from a Honda dealer for a low, low $30 or $40. i've had it for several years, dropped it a few times, changed the battery a few times, but ultimately thought it to be broken. there's a few stupid assumptions i've made since then, but we'll just say i need a new watch.so having been bequeathed an amazon gift cert, i've bought a few things, but ultimately still have the major question hanging over my head. what to buy (watch-wise)? well, i've pretty much settled on Seiko (a female friend kinda wants a Diesel on me, but i'd say "something reliable" is a good starting point, and something to fall back upon if i ever get another watch that looks cool but goes belly up).well, after some research, (the link to an article on the 7S26 movement from wikipedia) i've circled back upon something i'd found i'd liked before i read the article, an SNK795K1. i'm not sure *what* exactly prompted my paranoia-sense to start to tingle, but some of

GMTc TT, or 16710 Pepsi?
I have a SUBc date and I love it. I have been looking at the GMTc TT for a while and it's been growing on me although I wasn't a big fan of TT for a while. I have tried the full gold and it was just too much for my liking. It also wouldn't make a good daily wearer. The 16710 is also lovely. I am just having trouble justifying paying almost the same price as a new tt GMTc. While having the old clasp. I have darker skin and noticed the TT looks nice on my skin. I love the Pepsi but afraid it might not look good on me. What do you guys think?Thanks for everyone's help in advance.Sent from my SM-N920C using Tapatalk