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• Another Corner-filler

  Oddly enough, some of the 'unfilled corners' of my collection are not the rare movements, but instead are the most common. For example, in the 670 series, I have the scarce 676, and the uncommon 675, as well as the 670, 671, 672, and 674. But I don't have a 673, which is probably the most common one of the group. Why? Well, since they're common, I can hold out for either a great price, or a gr........

• Authenticity Advice Please

  In an earlier post "Advice Please" I requested help to determine if the sale price on the watch below seemed fair. A helpful chap named Adam advised me to request pictures of the movement and inside back case which I've now done, see link below.Can anyone advise if this watch appears authentic and, if you feel you are able, if the sale price of 2577 seems fair.RegardsAudemars Piguet Square Oro Gi........

• Watch ID

  I am new to collecting Hamilton and just received this watch.It is missing the stem/crown but when gently shaken, the second hand operates. The dial is marked:HAMILTON-SWISS-The back is marked:(C) HAMILTON*10K RGP BEZELSTAINLESS STEEL BACKThe champion band is missing one rod that holds the band together.Any help is appreciated.Brian........

• Horology 101 - SS

  Stainless steel (SS) is an alloy made primarily of iron, nickel, and a minimum of 10% chromium. There are 15 commonly used grades of SS out of 150+ varieties. Watch cases use less than a handful of these with the necessary combination of tensile strength, hardness, formability, corrosion resistance, and cosmetic appearance. 300 series alloys have the best mix of these traits. Other series alloys m........