Tudor Grantour Silver Dial Flyback Chronograph Steel Men's Watch 20550N-SVSS

Classic Styling Incarnate: The Bell & Ross Geneva 123 Watch
Sometimes I can't help but express my fondness for a watch. Those particular models that stay with you in your mind. Maybe you had your eye on it a while back. It's not that you lost interest, but perhaps other watches came and went in the meantime. And after all is said and done, those reliable watches are always there to make you happy. Before the Bell & Ross BR-01 instrument was a different flavor of Bell & Ross. A more innocent time when Bell & Ross was still finding itself.The Bell & Ross Geneva 123 is a classic watch. Not by any chronological measure, but rather by the timeless way it seems to go with anything, anywhere. You could blow up the size of the watch and put it on a wall or building and it would be perfectly at home. Legibility is perfect, the sharp hands confidently expressing the time. Black hands on the pristine white face, or polished steel glistening against the serene black, the watch stands out with it sense of being perpetually "in the now."Balan

A bittersweet day
Well, I took a little ride today to meet a fellow forum member. He is now the happy owner of his (not my anymore ) Maurice LaCroix Masterpiece LE Open Heart.Bye, it was nice to have you grace my watchbox. Enjoy it Dom!I also boxed up the 1947 IWC and sent it to another forum member for one of his relatives.Christiaan, I know your uncle will like this classic!I've sold a few other vintage pieces recently, one to another forum member (man, we may have a club of members who've bought watches flipped by sharky, DarkHeart, and me ) and a couple on eBay. They were tough to let go, but these things have to be done to make way for a grail! I look at it like baseball - you have to trade away some proven talent and prospects to add an ace to the staff. I also made a resolution to have less watches at the end of the year. Alright, enough blathering - on to the good part!I've narrowed my search down to 2 watches. They both are in-house manual wind movements, both are under 40 mm, and both a

Broken Omega Seamaster Jacques Mayol :(
My father gave me his old Omega Seamaster two years ago, it was in rough shape and unfortunately has totally seized up recently. Its a quartz movement, one of the first I think in a swiss dive watch, so I don't know what the odds of fixing it are. Its a beautiful watch similar to this - forums.watchuseek/f29/sol...ed-524009.htmlbut with the all stainless band. I'm trying to figure out what to do, should I search high and low for another one on the internet for the sentimental value, or can anyone recommend a course of action that I could undertake in Canada?- Thanks alot in advance!David

Rough boy
in the dark.

WTB Pam 111 BNIB
Hi Everyone,I'm looking for a BNIB Pam 111. Open to LNIB but with warranty if possible.thanks everyone!Arvin