Tissot PR100 Silver Dial Brown Leather Ladies Watch T1012102603600

The Omega symbol in a car
The first time I noticed a named watch or jewelery company putting its' name onto a clock in a car was I think back in the 70s when if I recall correctly, Cartier was on the clocks of the Lincoln Continental. I know currently the BBB is on the dashboard of a Bentley. What car do you think the symbol of Omega should be carried in pals?Given Omega's more subtle quality approach, you'd need a car of true quality and presence that wasn't loud and flashy. It need not be in the entire range of the cars by a given manufacturer of course. This should be fun.So whatcha think pals?Y'all have a nice day now ZIN

Cockpit question
After viewing some threads I'm really starting to like the looks of the Breitling cockpit watch. I really like the big date and the larger wings. I've seen a couple different dial variances one seems to be a circular pattern to the center dial, another seems to be a square type area in the center of the dial. are these different versions or changes made in model years.My personal preference is the circular pattern with gray dial. [ATTACH]cockpit474.jpg[/ATTACH]Thanks for any help.

I Finished Several American Military Watches Recently, Many Brands
Hey guys!I finished several antique American military watches in the past week or so and I thought that I'd share my results. Some were in pretty good shape from the get go while others needed quite a bit of attention. The first one is my favorite!1916 Elgin Trench Watch, 7 jewels, 10k gold filled case, VERY RARE size 0s military RED 12 dial (finding the bigger size 0s is near impossible), ORIGINAL size 0s Elgin military hands that extend all the way out to the minute chapter! Made for the European market. I've only seen one other big size 0s with this dial in the past three years!1918 Elgin Pershing, 7 jewels, sterling silver case with the sterling silver original factory crown, 1918 date stamped dial.1915 Illinois Trench Watch, sterling silver semi-hermetic case with swivel lugs, 17 jewels, original enamel dial, original skeleton hands. This one was in pretty good overall condition, just a bit dirty.1917 Waltham Trench Watch, 7 jewels, 14k gold filled & nickel, RED 12 enamel dial

Vintage Hamilton model for Friday, Dec. 19th - Vancott
Hamilton Vancottmanufactured 1946-1947never catalogueddiscovered and identified as a true Hamilton only in the last few yearsavailable in 10K gold bezel with stainless back or 14K solid gold bezel & back17-jewel 987S hacking movement28mm diameter case x 35mm over the lug tips16mm strap widthproduction for 10K unknown, 984 for the 14K versionHere is a link to forum member Will Roseman's website with further details for this scarce Hamilton model:vintagewatch.info/Detail%...%20-%2010K.htmimage found in the Hamilton archives at the NAWCC library

marcw almost at 1000 posts. Congrats
congrats marcw, you have 9 posts to go.