Panerai Submersible 1950 3 Days manufaktur

w&w Instagram Round-Up #16
Simply great watches this week. We’ve got a few Steinharts, a Sinn, a Nomos and more below. Thanks again to all who submitted, keep up the great work! #wornandwound grows and grows by the day and is becoming a great archive of awesome watch shots. We’re also about to break 5,000 followers, so help us out and tell your friends to give us a follow! Next stop, 10k!In order for your picture to be considered it should:a. include the hashtag #wornandwound and @wornandwoundb. be a watch related photo. It doesn't have to be a watch on your wrist, but watches should be at the core of the imagec. be awesome (naturally)Be sure to follow us on?Instagram?to stay up to date on what we're up to, what watches we're looking at and to be eligible for future giveaways. We also just appreciate your support!@qvoovp and a Timefactors Speedbird III @pitiek and a Steinhart OVM in a precarious circumstance  @mieczyslaw83 and a Glycine Combat  @causeyoudeservebetter with a H

ARTICLE: Who Makes a Better Movement? Rolex or Omega?
Greetings folks,I just finished this latest article on THE ROLEX REFERENCE PAGE. Just click HERE to enjoy the article, and as always, reply here with any thoughts or feedback.-John

Rolex watches Australia
Hi Everybody,I have just signed up onto your forum.Currently i have a Breitling 2 tone Evolution with green face.Any ideas where i should look for a 2 tone submariner ? prices in Australia seem pretty high.If i buy overseas does anyone have a reliable authentic outlet they could recomend?What should i pay for 2003/04 model?I heard Rolex now do a 42or 44mm face on one of their models?Please excuse my ignorance but i am very keen to own one so if anyone has some advise i would be most gratefulKind RegardsAndrew

I was only looking...Seiko 5 Sports diver
Really...I swear I was only looking when the site popped up the infamous "Make an offer" banner. I made an offer and for about the first time ever the offer was accepted. Now I had to buy and I'm glad I did. Seiko 5 Sports model SNZJ13K1 is in all actuality a very nice watch. Yes, it has folded stainless end links on the bracelet and it has the shake to start 7S36B 23-jewel made in Japan movement that doesn't hack and can't be hand wound. But, I have never had any trouble with any Seiko at any price point and this one looks really nice.43.5mm case diameter13mm case thicknessBlack dial with the day and date display at threeCrown at fourSolid stainless bracelet (except for the aforementioned end links) with a fold over clasp with double push buttons and a fold over safety catch.Typical Seiko lume on hands and markersIt's a keeper and here are a few picturesThanks for looking.

Great Grandfather's Patek Philippe Calatrava
Hello. I am new this particular watch forum. Over the holidays my parents dug out my grandparents and great-grandparents' watches. Among them was this Patek Philippe Calatrava that belonged to my great-grandfather. My best guess is that he received this as a retirement or milestone anniversary gift from the company he worked for starting in 1922. He passed in 1977 so my best guess is that this dates sometime between 1942 and the late 1960s. I have sent it to PP for restoration and a proper strap but would be very interested in any insights on what model this might be. I just sent it in through an AD less than a week ago so I don't expect to hear anything for at least a month. I imagine it's destined for a long trip to Switzerland for restoration. Thank you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk