Tissot T-One Silver Dial Stainless Steel Bracelet Automatic Ladies Watch T0380071103700

Hublot Big Bang Atomic D-38 Watch Proves Your Manliness With Radioactive Uranium
Celebrating A Decade Of Big BangTen years ago in 2004, Hublot first released the Big Bang: a timepiece that would forever change the brand and would help put then owner (now Chairman) Jean-Claude Biver on the minds of the general public as well as arguably make him the most important person in the modern watch industry. Under Jean-Claude Biver, the design philosophy at Hublot has been "fusion," or rather the combination of a range of materials in their ever expanding catalog of watches.Over the years, Hublot has produced timepieces that have featured an array of rare or unique materials not often seen in watch making, such as tungsten or magnesium, and developed their own materials and alloys such as King Gold and Magic Gold. The pursuit of new and unique materials for horology is really the search for emotion and exclusivity. As one of the ultimate lifestyle brands, Hublot wanted to do something special and very difficult for the 10th anniversary of the Big Bang.Uranium As An Exclusiv

COSC certificate arrived
After posting that my 2252.50 has been losing 5.4 seconds per day, some of you suggested I contact Maria at Omega and get the COSC certificate.I did, and it arrived and it is a real cool certificate, but honestly I'm not quite sure what I should be gleaning from it or how to apply the information to my SMP's accuracy.Any pointers will truly be appreciated.Thank you.Karl

Longines Conquest Automatic - General Info
Ebay impulse BIN purchase. High probability of problems. Definitely uninformed purchase, but I still have high hopes. Broke all my buying rules here! Pictures are from ad.What I've been told from seller - -50's Longines Conquest -14k rose gold top/lugs and stainless steel back Q: Solid? A: "it acid tests positive for solid 14k-but its not marked anywhere"- 34 mm not incl crown- have second hand and will include it- Ran for a week. Sat for six weeks. Now does not run.What I'd like to know Based on pictures and model, what is the likelihood this is NOT actually solid top?I ask because the little research I've done shows more solid stainless or gold plated for "similar" models. (Or solid 18k for both top/back.)- What did original crown look like? Hard to find replacement?- What movement will I likely find inside?I'm not terrible at mechanical watch repair, but am not up to speed on automatics. Another buying rule I broke today!Any info not containing the words "fool", "idi

DeVille Prestige
Many years ago, my father bought my uncle an Omega on a black leather strap. Might have been a constellation, but neither of them can remember because it was lost.My uncle just retired, so this is a retirement gift to replace that watch.Omega Deville Prestige 39.5mmSpecial thanks to DavidSW for getting us this watch.

Vintage PloProf Advice
I am the sole owner of a vintage PloProf that I purchased back in 1977 or so from Don Brod's dive shop in Austin, Texas. I want some advice. I used extensively when I was a professional underwater photographer and scuba instructor. My watch had years of use (at least ten years!) and thousands of hours of underwater time. I trusted it with my life and it never failed me. But, being young and having to spend almost all my money on underwater photo gear, I did absolutely no maintenance on the watch. It has been in my safe for at least at least 10 years and I got it out last week and wound it and set the date and it still works like a charm. Keeps perfect time compared to Rolex and Casio G-Shock and the date functions too. The dial is faded, the case is worn with dents and scratches, the crystal has a few scratches. When I was diving a lot the watch was the best piece of safety equipment a diver had. Scubapro had just released it's first dive computer (the old bladder model that tried to