Ulysse Nardin Quadrato Blue and Black Dial Stainless Steel Black Leather Men's Watch 243-92CER-632

A Look at the Seagull 1963
The Seagull 1963 is one of the more intriguing watches to come out, or rather be re-released, in a little while. It got a lot of attention from watch forums and fashion blogs because, simply, it's a great looking and affordable watch with authentic vintage styling that refers to non-Swiss watch-making history. Sure, if you are a watch-nerd, you are probably aware of the Seagull brand as a major manufacturer of movements and watches (including tourbillons), but you also most likely don't own one. The movement in your watch probably comes from ETA, Ronda, Miyota or Seiko (yes, making big generalizations, but wait for the point). Yet, Seagull, or Tianjin Seagull, is one of the 4 (sometimes said 3) largest watch manufacturers currently in business.? But, in the US at least, you wont find Seagull brand at your local jewelry shop, in big department stores or at most on-line retailers; at least, not in the open.Case: Polished StainlessMovement: Seagull ST19 19 Jewel chronographDial: Antique s

Radiomir Zerograph Pam 67
Some shots and video of my loved Zerograph with a beautiful Cal. Lemania CHT 15, from my Radiomir collection, hope you like it, next time Radiomir Platinum Pam65youtube/watch?v=cgSZzWa8nc4

Question on hornback strap
Hi all,I just took delivery of a 26170 Navy and it wears a little loose on my small wrist. I was wondering if punching an extra hole into the hornback strap would not damage anything. Also, I was wondering if it is possible to swap out the deployment clasp and fit in a tang buckle instead. Here's a quick photo:Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Omega automatic Seamaster
Hi guys!What a fantastic and informative Forum!I dont know if im right here. My Grandpa inherited me this classy and beautiful watch long time ago. I almost forgot the watch in the drawer. Now i'm older and solvent enough to restore it eventually. The watch is still working (you have to shake it, a battery is not necessesary). My Mum told me that this watch is the first (or one of the first) Omega automatic watches. I dont know if its true or not, cause as you see, i'm a totally rookie. I dont want to sell it, but can anyone tell me anything about this beauty, like the year it was built, name, etc.?Sorry about my bad english, i'm from germany ;)

**Datejust 41 Owner's Club**
There are lots of X Owner's Club threads (BLNR, Platona, Submariner, etc.) so I thought we could make a DJ41 owner's club!Let's see them!