Leaderboard

This one again for me today

The sales section will be closed until further notice. There are two main issues. Obviously watches are not essential when most of us on here have one already, so why risk the postal workers? Secondly RM won't be asking for signatures, so arguments about 'it never arrived' could occur which no one needs right now.

just bought this from a good friend,it comes as a full set and is just back from a rolex service.its a 2007 model 16610.im really chuffed with it.

Good morning to all from rainy Jersey. Have good weekend, if you can!

Morning Junghans 'Meister Telemeter' {Cal: J880.3 (ETA 2892 – Dubois Depraz 2030)}

Afternoon all. I received this little beauty today...love it! Its 5 years old, a Rolex Sub (no date) 114060. This year ...I was 60 in January...Ive been planning on retiring at 60,,,,for what seems like ages! For my 60th, in January...i "treated" myself to a lovely Tag Heuer Monaco...I got it in a new years sales...so saved a couple of bob.! I did have one before...but stupidly...yeah ! Flipped it...So.. as it was my 60th in January, inbetween, Last Christmas and new years...I spotted it in a sale...so snapped it up! The only trouble was? Id "planned"! on treating myself

Morning all, early start tomorrow one day in the office .. so still up lol have a good day if you can

Have a great weekend all

This one for me this morning, it was an amazing dawn here today, worth getting up for.

Seen this in the sale and really liked it. Silver sunburst dial with rose gold, with a Sellita movement. Decent strap but will be looking for a fine mesh to replace it. really pleased with it. Richy

This one for me

Morning all, On the Seiko today. Have a good one.

Aqua Terra today :

Delighted to have secured this Rotherham & Sons, Spon Lane, Coventry, stem wind, pin set, open faced pocket watch. Sterling silver hallmarked Birmingham 1892. The albert & fob was also picked up recently at an provincial auction house, like the PW for very little money. The fob carries the Coventry coat of arms, first granted in 1345 by King Edward III. The strength of an elephant, strong enough to carry a castle. So far running beautifly! Thanks for looking.

Morning... Railmaster. Cal: 8600 Co-Axial, 39 jewel. 17.73 ligne.

Snowfall again JLC Reverso Duo

This one for me today, The 1994 Lillehammer Olympics special for the Swiss team, the limited edition Omega Olympia ...

Roll on spring I say.....

Morning... Circa 1970 HELVETIA. Cal: H861 (ETA 2522R), 25 jewel.

"Black & Grey" today, By the way I love matching LoL...

Morning... 1950's SILVANA triple-date. Cal: AS1290, 17 jewel.

Morning Rado 'Captain Cook' {Cal: C07.611(Base ETA 2824-2)}

Morning Smiths Everest 'Expedition' PRS-25W (Cal: Miyota 9039)

Awesome dive this morning, expect that I collected (during the dive) to many surgical masks and disposal gloves...

Morning Orient Bambino 2nd Gen.Ver 1 (Cal: F6724) 'Padi' ?

Greetings watch fans, i am wearing my vintage Omega Dynamic automatic mk1, cal 565, circa 1969

HAGF watch lovers, I am wearing this new to me vintage Omega Automatic Geneve, from the 'Classic Line' cal 1012, circa 1974

Morning... 1970's VULCAIN EXACTOMATIC. Cal: MSR T56, 22 jewel.

A rare outing for my NOS Glashutte SPEZICHRON automat, cal 11-27, circa 1977-83 i think...

Good morning all [emoji41] Speedy for today unless I fancy a change later on. [emoji848] Sent from my HRY-LX1 using Tapatalk

Have a great Friday watch lovers! A vintage Zenith Pilot, cal 2572 PC-E, circa 1974,

A bit of (expensive) fun today...

Morning,

Airman this morning

Morning Still wearing newbie that arrived on Sunday today, Longines Conquest L3.776.4.99.6 (Cal L888)

Dug this out of the bottom of the pile this morning. Not worn it for a very long time as my wrists were too large for the bracelet (boxes were left in UK when I came here): Omega and Rolex missed a trick when Zenith decided to sponsor the Red Bull jump when Felix Baumgartner decided to jump from the edge of space. He was wearing this model during the experiment. Omega could have milked the space theme even further but perhaps they were scared of the experiment going wrong.

...for me anyway! Like most of us viewing, purchasing timepieces has certainly been problematic under current restrictions. For one who likes seeing, handling watches in the flesh, conversing with dealers/sellers, I had pretty much put my foraging on hold. Even discussions regarding new (modern) pieces are currently suspended until viewing access is permitted. However, a particular timepiece piqued my interest. It was being offered by a charming young man who was doing some dealing to fund his way through watchmaking school. After some pleasant exchanges, along

I am starting out with this Zenith Respirator automatic, in-house Hi-beat cal 2562 PC, circa 1972

Morning... 1948 OMEGA. Cal: 30T2PC, 15 jewel.

Morning Certina 'DS PH200M' Powermatic 80

Calibre de Cartier

This one for me today, I like eccentric watches...

Its been a week have a wonderful weekend

Morning... 1952 TISSOT 'Bumper' Cal: 28.5-21, 17 jewel.

This old thing Like @Karrusel s watch this has an officer case, which is a feature I love I love my job!

Morning... 1966 OMEGA De Ville automatic. Cal: 711, 24 jewel.