Tudor Fastrider Silver Dial Chronograph Stainless Steel Men's Watch 42000-SVASS

requesting assist in identifying
This watch is a part of grandparents estate and I am charged with executing the will. can anyone help me by identifying this as potentially authentic Longine? Thank you in advance for any help. longine watch.jpglongine watch.jpg

restoring my 3834 khaki chrono diver
hi guys, does somebody knows where can I find a case and bracelet for this watch?Uploaded with ImageShack.useven having other watches this is my favourite, thanks

Time for something different...Seiko Arctura Chronograph
For those not familiar with the history of Seiko horology, the web site has the following..."Since 1997, Arctura has been the signature design for Seiko's kinetic technology. Arctura stands for strong, solid build quality and aerodynamic design inspired by the arc of nature; in rainbows or the curvature of the earth, the arc is central to nature's plan and Arctura draws its strength from the eternal beauty of this shape." Verbose? Perhaps, but copywriters get paid to write. The concept leads to some interesting designs.Kinetic chronograph model SNL055 is one of them. It measures 45mm across from 9 to 3 not counting the crown and is 13mm thick.Construction is solid brushed and polished stainless steel case and bracelet.The dial is brushed silver tone with 60-second, 45-minute, and central seconds sub-dials.The front crystal is scratch resistant sapphireThe watch has an exhibition case back to reveal the caliber 7L22 kinetic movement. Water-resistance is 100 metersThe bracelet is 28

Vintage watches...service required before use?
I got my first vintage watch (1940 Hamilton) from the bay. I wound it a few turns and it runs. I took the case back off and the movement looks pristine. So, can I use it as is or does a vintage watch have to be serviced before use? I read that you shouldn't run a watch "dirty and dry". Who knows when this watch was last serviced. I don't want to ruin the movement but I would like to just use it as is if it works. So, do I use it or service it before use?

Imperfections in 5711
Hello to everyone. I'm new in the forum and perhaps this topic has been already discussed here....The thing is that the other day I was looking my new 5711 white in the microscope and I could not fail to notice an small imperfection in the dial. Also the hand looks like it is corroded. The imperfection is the rib just below the Geneva nameThe funny thing is that I was looking at an article here and I see the same imperfection. Maybe it is too much focus on detail but for a watch of this price is annoying....Anyone else?https://professionalwatches/2015...hite-dial.htmlIMG_7197.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk