Seiko Lord Brown Dial Men's Watch SUR138

Citizen Campanola Grand Complication Watch Model AH4010-58L Available
The Grand Complication line of Citizen Campanola watches houses the most complex movement that Citizen has to offer in the Campanola range (their highest range). I glowingly mention the Citizen Campanola range of watches with frequency, and hope that more of these watches become available. Until that point however, we are limited to the limited offerings that show up online.I've had a wonderful experience with my own Citizen Campanola Grand Complication which I review here. In fact, if you would like to see a list of all the Citizen Campanola related articles I have written, you can view them here. The Citizen Campanola Grand Complication Ref. AH4010-58L is an interesting watch. Similar to the larger Campanola watches that share this movement, the AH4010-58L is more conservative in appearance and arguably more rugged looking. While it is a benefit to most people wearing a Citizen Campanola, they can be described as a flamboyant watch. The Grand Complication AH4010-58L Retains all the b

Hands-On: With The Cle de Cartier, An Evolution In Concept, Shape, And Functional Design (Live Photo
My first vintage watch was a?Cartier Santos Dumont?¨C?a small, handsome, time-only yellow gold model from the 1960s that introduced me to the wide, wide world of vintage watch research.?I became fixated on this watch for a myriad of reasons, but most certainly because I knew Cartier as a watchmaker?and this particular watch?harkened back to both the early days of the maison?and the early commercial history of wristwatches in general. So when Cartier announced a completely new line of watches ¨C Cl¨¦ de Cartier ¨C I was curious to see?how this legendary company intends to move forward?with a respect for its heritage?and an eye on innovation. 2 OF 14 Silhouettes of Cartier's iconic wristwatches. From left: the Santos, Tank, Ballon Bleu, and Cl¨¦ de Cartier. In a slickly-designed presentation, Cartier distills the current design of its watches to four main case shapes. The Santos Design aficionados may lament the absence of the Cartier Crash in this quartet, but that par

My Dad¡¯s Patek Philippe!
So, first let me say I am pretty new to participating actively on the forum, but have been lurking around here for a while and learned a lot reading threads. I check WUS at least a couple times a week now. Based on the quality of people participating I am very excited in sharing with you my story. IMG_4351S.jpgIMG_4358s.jpgIMG_4353s.jpgIMG_4363s.jpgIMG_4364s.jpgMy dad knows my love for watches and a couple Christmas ago he surprised me by giving me one of his watches. The story is that about 25 years ago he remarried and that his new wife as I learned it back then was in the jewelry business when he met her. One day as I got casually invited over to her house, I saw that my dad was wearing an absolutely amazing watch from which I couldn¡¯t take my eyes off. I then asked what it was and he said proudly that his wife had given him this watch which had been in her family for a long time. The watch was a killer to me, did know much about Vintage watches back then but I could tell from the

This just in - Omega Speedmaster Day/Date Mk40!
This is my all time favorite Omega - the Speedmaster Day/Date 3520.53.00 a.k.a. "Mk40".This is the original Michael Schumacher watch, and it features an Omega modified Valjoux 7751 automatic movement. I had one of these previously that I foolishly sold off. Lucky for me I was able to acquire this one which is actually in better shape than the first one I owned. It really is in amazing condition considering that it is at least 10 years old! All the functions work perfectly, and even the lume still kicks it like it was brand new!I simply love the gray dial combined with red, yellow, and white hand colors. This is the only watch I've ever kept on a winder just because it takes awhile to set if you let it stop running.. :) Of course I like the Speedmaster bracelet, but I think I'll be putting this on a genuine Omega double ridge strap like the one shown in the Omega advertisement below.

Does anyone know what the large metal "dot" is on the back of a 324 movement?
I've always wondered what the dot is for, is it the backing of a screw that has the screw head on the dial side of the movement? Is it something else?It can be seen in the photo below at 2:00 on the Patek movement.https://.rolexforums/attachme...1&d=1491951919