Tissot Seastar Chronograph Blue Dial Mens Watch T066.427.11.047.00

1970 omega constellation circa quartz with papers and box
Hey peeps just got this new time peace. Its a 1970 constellation. Circa quartz it came with papers and orginal box is this rare or just like a normal omega. Hope to hear from u guys

Diary of a Mad Watch Collector
I’ve been thinking of doing a thread like this for a while, kind of an inside view into the head of a compulsive vintage watch collector. This will detail one month’s purchases from the auction to the final on the wrist results. Might interest some of you. Might be enlightening to some who are just starting down the path to addiction. Might hit a little close to home for others. It will likely be a long post so anyone intolerant of rambling or who might be disturbed by the ugly underbelly of our hobby will want to change the channel.First the Ebay score:22 auctions won:$481.47 in bids $141.66 in shipping (items from Italy, England and Israel)Grand total $623.12Not an unusual month. August was 14 items, July - 22, June - 2519 auctions lost:5 Hamiltons3 Bulovas1 Gruen5 Elgins1 Elgin case3 Walthamsbox of crownsNext the Ebay play by play. These are just representative photos from the seller along with the auction titles. I had more pics and additional description to go by of c

Vernier Suisse anyone ?
Anyone have experience with Vernier Suisse winder ?

Hi from a Newbie
Hi everybody, just joined the forum, looks like a great place to be and looking foward to meeting and sharing with everyone

Let's Tear The Back Off A Speedy !!!
Tired of looking at the insides of Rolexes...Let's take a look at what makes the Speedy tick..First, of course, we need some tools:....And, of course, a Speedy...And, something for the Case-back. I like L-G tools...Made in the USA. This L-G CWR-600, Waterproof Case Wrench should do the job.. The Speedy back has 6 slots, so I have it set to just use the two opposing positions with the notch sockets. If it had an odd number of slots or holes I would use all three sockets:First step is to remove the bracelet to make it easier to work with:The watch head needs to be secure to avoid slipping etc., so we clamp it up:Carefully using the LG Case Tool, we crack it a bit, ensure no crud is under the case lip, clean things a bit, then voila, we pop off the cover:The Speedy also has an inner cover that sits over the movement:Inside we find one of my favorite movements, the Lemania 1861... Very close to the early 60's 321 MoonWatch movements but with more modern upgrades...Have to keep up with te