Planet Orange or Sub-no date
WOW! i didn't know buying a watch could be so much workI had already decided to go with the omega sub no date over the seamaster 2254.5 and then I get a Planet orange thrown into the mix. Its the one with the orange bezel and orange accents.. ****, that's a nice looking watchits actually a little cheaper than the $2100 of the omega as the owner is looking to sell it for $1900.. choices...choices........
A modest 44mm Waltham (minus the pedistal and crown).
New trend seems pretty well on its way. It really won't be long before 18s pocket watch movements are going to be dissappearing into conversions bound for modern wrists. Take a look at item 180637606928. Only a 12s this time complete with tall pedistal and crown. Looks like it might be a new case comversion. I haven't seen anything from the 20-30s with such clean lugs. Other pieces pointed out on ........
Did I break my new watch?
I was looking for a cheep but well made GMT and if I was buying by the pound, I may have found it. The Now Voyager Automatic Bracelet Watch by Stuhrling Original is very heavy indeed and looks great but I am having second thoughts about the "well made" part. My infatuation ended when I tried to set the date. It was almost impossible to detect any stop when I pulled out the stem to what should ........
which ETA movement powers the current AT2000?
Is it the 2892? What about the older AT2000 Ti from a few years back? The ref3538 model, that is. Anybody know?........
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