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• Ebel Classic Hexagon Dual-Time, ref. 9301F61

  I have been slowly but surely figuring out Ebel's code for movements. As an etablisseur, they don't make movements, though they have always decorated them in their shops, as well as service and assembly. For example, the Ebel caliber 214 from back in the 60's is an A. Schild 1687 (with added autowinding), which I had to discover the hard way by digging around in Roland Ranfft's database. Other com........

• Hi Guys....

  Been lurking for a while and decided it was time to join. This seems like a good place, and my interest in Hamilton watches is growing.Had a vintage Donald some years ago. No longer have it and miss it. Guess I wasn't cool enough to appreciate it then.Been looking at vintage Hamilton's on the bay, but not having much luck. Timing is everything (no pun intended).Recently picked up a stainless s........

• please don't get mad

  I was just thinking lets say you were on a game show and you made it to thebonus round now they have three doors and they tell you whats behind themthe first as a million dollars the second as all your dream watches and the third my favorite three victoria secert models what door would you chose andwhy I admit I would chose the victoria secert models only because I can find away too spend all the ........

• Is "Swiss Movt" a turn off for anyone?

  I am the antithesis of a watch snob. However, I have some mental aversion to watches that display the Swiss Movt marking at the 6. Anyone else feel this way. I have no problem at all with "Japan Movt" on the dial and own a couple of Grand Divers that display this marking. Something about that I don't mind. I really like the looks of some of the older Renatos and have always wanted one, but th........