Technomarine Sea Manta Gold Dial Yellow Gold-Tone Stainless Steel Men's Watch 215044

Found a longines and almost tossed it out thinking its costume jewelry. Need ID.
So i found this with some other old watches and jewelry going through a loved ones belongings after she passed away two weeks ago.After much debate and battles and recent mourning i haven't been able to thoroughly look through a lot of the items i've received. Alot of it was junki was going to put into storage to save regardless of what it is. But a friend of mine told me this is a vintage longines and made a big deal about it. If anyone can point me in the direction of the model or year that would be great. i really dont know much about watches so excuse my lack of terminology

The Navy Diver has been my go-to after work watch lately...
Regardless whether I'm wearing the Speedy, or Carrera or Sinn 356 UTC, after work I, now that it's nice out, I tend to reach for the Khaki Navy Diver. As such, I thought I owed it some proper photos. Now, if I could just find a stock bracelet or strap for it, I'd be set. The strap I'm using now came off another watch; a cheap quartz I got for nothing and otherwise would have never used. :D

Review: Ball Engineer II Moonphase
I received my Ball Moonphase last October as a birthday gift from my wife. She was intrigued with the tritium tube technology and was always showing me the ad's in the Watch Mags. I knew the old Ball, but not the new Ball. I began doing research on the company, trying to learn as much as I could. Together, we selected the Moonphase as the first of what became a four Ball Watch Household.Below is my review of my Ball MoonphaseCase/Bezel/Crown: The lightly brushed case is adorned with a highly polished bezel,. The 316L case features a screw in back, and lying below, the movement is further protected by an inner core of soft iron, shielding the movement from magnetic charges up to 4800 am/m.Like all Ball Watches, the phrase "accuracy under adverse conditions" applies, as this particular model also features shock resistance of up to 5000 g's. The fit and finish is near flawless. If I have to find one flaw, and it's a challenge, the section of the dial that is carved out for the moon

2254 vs Speedy
Which do you like more? Seamaster 2254 vs Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Enviado desde mi SM-G930F mediante Tapatalk

Patek 5711: Incoming
As you all know from my previous post, I've been in the market for a 5711. I've been visiting AD's and building a relationship, often hearing the waitlist is 1-2 years. I put a deposit down at a local AD, with an anticipated wait of 1 year. I later on decided that I'll just put my name down at another AD just in case (no deposit required). I later changed my mind and wanted a 5712. After some luck, a different AD told me that a 5712 (blue dial) is coming in and would have my name on it if I wanted so of course I agreed and put down a deposit. I got a call from the AD that I did not place a deposit with this week. He told me he had a 5711 (blue dial) come in and asked if I wanted it. Of course I couldn't turn it down! Long story long (joke), I often read the forums for advice about wait times for certain watches etc. and often see some people getting lucky. This time it was me! Now I have a delimma: keep both the 5711 and 5712 blue dial?! I guess this is a great problem to have! Officia