Oris BC4 Pointer Date

70's Goodness.
I know there's a bunch of disco-era Hamiltons out there. Here's your chance to get them into the Master Photo Thread. Please post a photo and any other info you have, like model name/number, year of production, etc. I'll check this thread and move them into the Photo Thread.I'll start. 1976 Aries with it's original bracelet.Might as well throw this one in too. Maybe somebody will know what it is.

Information on this Old Movado Watch
I was thinking about purchasing this watch from a pawn shop. It looks like it has dirt under the crystal. Can anyone tell if this is dirt or water damage? It is a 14k watch. Also do you think $2,400 is too much money for the watch as it is? Also if you have any other information on the watch it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Speedmaster 3572.50 rarity/value/desirability question
Greetings...I am new to the forum and typically a Rolex guy but I do love the Omega Speedmaster and its lore and history. I at one time owned a 3573.50 sapphire sandwich and sold it to my father after a year or so I got the itch for another. I stumbled across what I thought was another 3573.50 and when I received it the watch had a hesalite crystal with sapphire museum back and different wording on the caseback but with the same two push button clasp as the 3573.50. In my research I discovered it was a short run 3572.50 and Omega confirmed it as a 2001 distribution/manufacture date. It came with a black Omega box and instruction booklet.Now to my questions...What was the actual run of this watch in years? On some forum discussion I stumbled across members who were discussing the rarity and increased desirability of this version due to this combination and short run. Does anyone here feel this way about this watch?I contemplated flipping it now to help fund another Rolex I'm after and t

Omega Speedmaster Panda Racing Chrono
I just picked this up and it's a real sporty looking watch IMO . I bought the bracelet also for a change of pace. What do you think??Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Help me decide: Rolex Submariner Date or No Date
I'm getting closer to buying my first Rolex. I've loved the Submariners for years and will be getting a black stainless. At first the date has been of no consequence to me and I thought it might be a pain to make sure the date stays correct. But...then I started to think that it might be nice to have the date right there at a glance.What are your thoughts about the convenience of the date being there, and also I'd like to know about the collectibility of the date vs no date. Although the dates are $1,000 more retail, they don't seem to be that far apart on the secondary market. I plan to buy a used one in excellent condition, with the newer band and ceramic. Any thoughts and advise is greatly appreciated. I love the forum, been scanning through it for a couple years on and off.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk