Rado Women's Sintra Jubile Watch

14K Square back from watchmaker, and...
This was that "two-tone" Square that was on eBay in late August, with 5-page discussion in another thread. I bought it, after conferring with some more expert than I, but most of us were fooled by the poor quality photos into thinking that the center case was green gold:Here is my own photograph; after a light polish, the center of the case already looks less green:I bought it well aware that I'd never be satisfied with the dial and hands the way they were. Fortunately, through the generosity of Tom Diss I was quickly able to obtain another luminous dial in much better condition (I may have the old one refinished if International Dial can replicate the unusual design). After a good cleaning of the case, new crystal, sympathetic reluming of the hands (my watchmaker has a vintage-looking light green lume that is very nice), switching of the dial, and COA, here it is today. The center case is still a tad darker than the bezel and case back, but it is clearly white gold.

IWC CAL.86 TIFFANY 18K CRESARROW CASED------WOW!!! Circa 1920
One more nice one with Cal. 86 movement???...Super condition. Might have the dial refinsihed on this one. Note the many service marks on the inside back of the case. Who ever had this one was crazy for service (LOL) It is possible this movement is the rare Cal 82 or 82N??? 27mm in diameter. The Case size is 28.83mm in diameter as close as I can measure.

Seawolf Avenger Photos
Hey Guys,I borrowed a camera today as I am sure my camera is playing up and this confirms it.These shots were taken rather hastily in a rough and dirty manner and still come out better than my camera could do.Anyhow I hope these influence Scott to take a leap into buying just one more watch this year.(That is dog years.) BTW.It is a black dial,just the AR coating makes it blue.Cheers

Omega number ten
My 10th Omega is purchased, and hopefully will be here in 10 days, just after my other new Constellation arrives...6 modern, 4 vintagebut I'm leaning towards selling the vintages (anyone interested, send a PM)So, here it is (seller's pics) Omega 2255.80It's been a long time since I want this one, and the 2254.50; lucky me that I could get a new one of the first model (well almost new, preowned with almost no use), hope to find one 2254 someday

Rolex sea dweller 50th
Hello everyone,New member from Michigan. I have always been very interested in watches. I finally got my first Rolex a few months ago. I got a Rolex datejust 41 rhodium diamond dial with jubilee bracelet (I will post a review with pictures at some point). Over the last couple of weeks I¡¯ve had the urge to add another to my collection. I really like the ceramic Daytona, but don¡¯t feel like waiting 5 years. I¡¯m very interested in a sea dweller 50th anniversary. Given it¡¯s an anniversary piece, I¡¯m assuming the demand is pretty high. Have any of you had trouble obtaining one? If so how long has the wait typically been?Like I said earlier I¡¯d love to have the Daytona ceramic with the white dial, I also considered a blue deep sea but I feel like it¡¯s too thick. I¡¯ve worn one in the past, and liked it I just thought it¡¯s a bit too thick. With that being said I think the 50th anniversary would be a great medium.