Swatch Blue Bottle Blue Dial Blue Leather Men's Watch GN719

Feedback on a Vintage Seamaster 300
I was wanting some advice on this watch. When I got this watch it was a case and movement(no dial, no hands, no original band). I trusted the source as it was my best friends uncle who was given it by his dad in around 1960. I knew enough about Omega to see it was old and authentic. The picture he had of what he thought he remembered it looking like was a later model with the thick bezel. I knew that wasn't correct just looking at the watch. It had been years since it was taken apart to refurb the dial which was never returned from the watchmaker.Upon sourcing the parts from Omega I got an Omega dial, crystal and hands and had the movement serviced. The bezel insert has proved to be impossible to get.Now to my questions and your opinionsWould you leave the bezel as is and give the watch that slightly unfinished look it currently has, at least to the Omega WIS eye?Have the bezel enameled in solid black as I have seen some vintage ones?Source an expert(expensive) enamel painter and have

My new Hamilton
Presenting my new Hamilton. The talk on this forum about pocket watches inspired me to go buy this one today from the same dealer friend from whom I got my Masterpiece. It's a size 12 gold-filled model (the gold fill is guaranteed for 25 years - still looks unworn) from 1922 with the 17-jewel 910 movement. You push down on the crown to wind, pull up to set. It has a double back. You use a fingernail to open first one, then the other. They snap into place. I had to have a vintage gold chain, and it cost nearly as much as the watch. I've got $225 invested in it and I think a got a heck of a deal. I set it at the dealer's, went to lunch, took photos. It is keeping up with the Rolex I set it by.

BASELWORLD 2011 - New Models from BLANCPAIN
Watches > Latest News March 2011 VILLERET QUANTI¨¨ME ANNUEL GMTThis year, Blancpain is presenting its first Annual Calendar combined with the GMT function – an original association of these two complications enriching the Villeret collection and providing further proof of the innovative spirit cultivated by the Manufacture from Le Brassus. The Villeret Annual Calendar GMT is equipped with the new Calibre 6054F developed by Blancpain’s R&D teams. This self-winding movement requires just one date adjustment per year, at the transition from February to March. For all other months, the watch itself moves on from the 30th or the 31st to the first day of the following month. It also has a small 24-hour hand in a subdial at 8 o’clock, which serves as a reference time. The GMT function is provided by the central hour hand of the watch, which is linked to the date. The generously sized date apertures are arranged in such a way as to ensure optimal readability. This new m

Why should I NOT buy a Diver?
I am in serious danger of going shopping tomorrow after-noon.Please tell me why I should NOT buy a Diver.....

Is this PO real?
Need help. Kind of new to this. Is this PO real? I snapped a photo as I met the seller today at the mall to check it out. Seems like a legit guy but aren't we all!Let me know know your thoughts. The bracelet clasp is broken and won't close. I honestly want a rubber strap anyway. Is the bracelet worth anything if I sell it? Is $1700 a good number to pay for this piece. How much is a rubber strap and where can I find an authentic one?Thanks,