Omega TANK FROM 40's

Need ID on Breitling...
Found this on the net - need a Breitling ID. Sorry about the bad quality photo, only one the seller gives.

The Oddball in the Group
This may be the watch I like the best of all the purchesses of last week......the Sigma....it's rather large......and I simply love the number to pieces...so stylish.....so elegant ...actually now that I use those words, I think it describes the whole watch, stylish and elelgant .....and the back is simple and cleanSOrry about the double post of the movement, and I'll have to have PB take a nap or something ...still can't get it to co-operate.....We'll have to see what Jerry can do with it ...as of now, I can't even figure out how to open it ! ......and I cannot find much of anything about the Sigma company ......so has anyone ever had a Sigma watch ? .....ever heard of the SIgma watch ? ...old ones I mean ....cause this obviously has been around for more than a few decades.....but I don't even know how old it is .....and then there's this Tissot....from it's size, I thought it was a man's watch of perhaps the 50s or early 60s, when the TV dial, wider than long had a brief run of popu

Photos of Javelle and Edouard Lauzieres
I don't have a light box, and was too lazy to set up the tripod, so these were taken with the camera in one hand and the watch in the other...

Two questions - watch strap fit and deploymant
First, I just picked up a brown strap to go with my Seiko Spirit to use until I buy a more expensive, hand-sewn strap. The strap that came with my Seiko fit fairly tight, and after wearing in, it fit on the second to last notch on the end of the strap (i.e. the end of the strap - not where it attaches to the watch). I assumed this was a little too tight, so I got my new strap in a Long. I had the salesman attach the strap to my watch, and I didn't think about it at the time, but now I'm wondering if it might be too logn. The strap seems to fit on my wrist perfectly all the way on the final notch (i.e. the notch closest to where the strap attaches to the watch). But I'm worried that as the strap breaks in, it will be too big and I will have no more notches to tighten it. So it seems like I'm stuck in the middle: a Long is too long, and a Regular is too short.How should a watch strap fit? What should I do?Second, do you guys recommend I grab a deployment clasp? I always thought they migh

1969 Speedmaster incoming.. My first Speedmaster!
Finally a Speedy for me. I paid for it last night and should have it in a day or two here. It looks original to me. The seller listed it as original. I have a NASA type velcro strap incoming along with a leather strap and a NATO type I already have here. The auction was for the watch head only. Which was fine with me. I swap bracelets a lot and can always add a period correct bracelet later is how I figure it. I chose to go vintage instead of newer. I love the fact its already old, with some wear on it, and I just love the older dial too. Here are some pics.