Zenith El Primero Chronomaster

Blacksteel
Guys, I found one. I dont know if I can come up with the cash now so I figured I would let you guys know!!!!forums.timezone/index.php...35#msg_3359104

Wyler Lifeguard age?
Hello,I have a Wyler wrist watch that I am restoring and would very much like to know when it was manufactured. The caseback is signed "Wyler Lifeguard" and also shows "3425/4m - 1200". It also says "Duraclad Base Metal Top" and "Stainless Steel Back". The stainless back is a snap-off, but is just a cover. The watch opens through the crystal / top.Inside the case is signed "Wyler Watch Co" and "Swiss". Beneath this is has the following numbers: 0011-34 and 9-3425/4m.This is an automatic watch with an ETA movement that is stamped both 2752 and 2772 under the balance wheel. The movement is also signed "Wyler Watch Co", "WH236", "Seventeen 17 Jewels" on the train bridge and "Unadjusted Swiss" on the barrel bridge. The stem is a split type.The face of the watch is signed "Wyler Incaflex" below the 12 and "Dynawind" above the 6. It has a date window at 3.I would be very greatful if you can identify the date of manufacture, or direct me to a scource that can. Of course, any other

What do you think of this particular Seamaster 300 ref. 165,024?
The particularity of this watch, as you can see from the photos, is to be equipped with the hands of the ref. 14755, have the bracelet 7912 - prod. 1 / 64 with the final 16, the caseback shows the ref. 165024-63 S.C., the movement is a Cal. 552 n. 20.308.XXX. In 2006 I wrote to Omega, which he said sent a bank archives showing the confirmation of the bracelet fitted, the production date of the clock: 23.3.1964 and the general indication of the dispatch of the in Italy. Regarding the types of hands I was told by e-mail from that statement is archived on this particular set of clocks were mounted various types of hands. By consulting various forums on the Internet and viewing hundreds of images of catalogs in every language, I found only two pictures of a catalog of 1964 Omega made only for Italy, on .segnatempo.it; .vetroplastica.it on and on .orologiepassioni.net

World Timers
Curious and would very much like to hear from our resident experts (if I may impose):1. Do you guess that the 5131R will be as limited as the J and G or will Patek produce more of these and be easier to get? I looked at an older thread on this topic, but perhaps more insight now. How impossible is it to get at retail pricing for a mere mortal such as myself?2. I like the 5110P. The hands seem small and time difficult to read; is that true? How does it compare in size to a 36mm Rolex Day Date (any pictures)?

New Rolex for me and I'm loving it
Hi all, after owning a Ceramic GMT Master for a couple of years, I realized that I never used the function, nor even learned the whole Greenwich stuff, and becoming tired os seeing the big GMT hand on my dial, I knew I had to change it.So I found myself wearing more and more my Seamaster for its cleaner dial and I really use that divers bezel for timing stuff, very useful for me.So I started to search for a black 2 tone Submariner, and with the huge demand and low production for Rolex sports models it was hard to find one, so my dealer called me and told me that he had a blue submariner, I didn't wanted it because I had a blue Seamaster but I went to see it in person anyway, and man, I was totally blown away and fell in love instantly with it.That sunburst dial combined with the blue cerachrom bezel was just awesome, so I got a great deal and I'm totally happy that I got te blue over the black.I know this is one of the most popular model if not the most popular, and I see a ton of them