Omega circa 1938

DeVille Chrono size?
Hi,Another question about the DV Chrono.Does anyone have any shots that demonstrate how it wears (large or smaller than it's 41mm) Is it's thickness a noticable factor?For example a side by side shot against a 38-39mm watch or similar.I've tried on an HV (41mm I think?) and it fit very nicely, a little larger than a dress watch should fit but still well within what I would get away with on my 6.5 - 6.75 (depending on temperature and how many pies I've been eating!) wrists.I can get away with a watch on a bracelet (Speedy/PO/SMP etc) up to 42mm, but I think watches look bigger on a strap than a bracelet so I'm not sure (in the absence of a DV Chrono to try on) how it will sit.Does anyone have similar size wrists and a DV Chrono?A shot of the PR and Chrono together is perhaps too much to hope for!I know the P Reserve DV will be OK at 38.7mm but will that extra 2.3mm be noticable?This is a major factor in deciding which one I go for this week!

The Lack of Ethics, Morality, and Legality of Blogs in the Online Watch Community, II
The Lack of Ethics, Morality, and Legality of Blogs in the Online Wrist Watch Community: An International Call for Ethics Reform among Bloggers, Part IIBy: John B. Holbrook, IICopyright 2009

I am in SHOCK ! ! ! IT DOES EXIST ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The BLUE Numeral Dial ! ! ! ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! ! ! ! I am pretty much in shock ! ! ! !It does in FACT exist ! ! ! ! ! !A BLUE NUMERAL ELGIN TRENCH WATCH ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !I had a feeling that Elgin may have made this dial but I have NEVER seen one, even a picture of one for that matter.Blue numeral dials were popular with Swiss Trench Watches but even those are EXTREMELY difficult to come by these days.It was in pretty bad condition upon arrival, neglected for MANY years, rusted, seized up, dirty, wrong parts and so on.................The hands were all wrong for an Elgin Trench Watch so I found a set of correct ones, all three of them.The glass was WAY too thick so I replaced it with a brand new correct crystal.All of the rust was removed and it now has a mirror like finish once again.Movement has been completely taken apart and cleaned with polished bushings.Brand new inner sleeve and stem for the tube/crown.I put the dial in the ultrasonic machine for several rounds of treatment, many of the hairlines came out, you c

Info needed on k451
hello, I have this hamilton stamped K451 on inside of case with an inscription on the back dating to 1955, its the watch on the left of photo, in the model reference pages I dont see a K451 for the 1950s, any one shed light on this, the watch on the right is an accumatic 602 from 1964 it has the same dial as an electric nautilus 601. I think. thanks,James.

I need your help refining my watch collection!
Hi everyone,Now that we¡¯re entering 2018 i started reflecting on all my purchases in 2017.It was a crazy year as I ended up buying everything I could get my hands on.But I started feeling that it¡¯s all about the quality and not the quantity, therefore I¡¯ve decided to get rid of a couple and only keep the ones that would add something to the collection. In addition I¡¯m looking to add my first Patek ( Nautilus 5712) as well as an AP RO jumbo 39 sometime around Jan / Feb 2018 so the extra cash would help.My current collection:AP RO 15400st 41 white >Rolex SKY-DWELLER 326934 BLUERolex Deepsea DBLUE>Rolex 116500 LN Daytona whiteRolex SD43 50th anniversary >Rolex Sub 116600LV ¡°hulk¡±>Rolex GMT Master II BLNR ¡°Batman¡±>Rolex SD4000 116600 discontinued.Rolex No date Sub 114060Omega Seamaster PO GMT>Omega Speedmaster Speedy Tuesday Omega Seamaster cosmic 1967>Seiko SKX009JThe watches marked with > are the ones im keen on keeping. Would be interesting to hear your opinion.