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Have a great Friday watch fans, a vintage Omega Cosmic 2000 automatic

This again...sorry not sorry!

1961 9k BLANCPAIN DeVille. Cal: R540.

sorry @mach 0.0013137flieger friday out early so no time to take current tme photo (this from stock) Laco Aachen Taupe LE 42mm, modified Miyota movement

Santos 100

Another Omega. All titanium SMP with electric blue dial. Cal. 1120.

This one seems glued to my wrist at the moment....

Gave this a shake

Morning Certina 'DS PH200M' Powermatic 80

Just woke up to the best surprise from the wife bless her, I’m over the moon!!

Seiko 6309-7040 this morning

Anniversary of VE Day today so giving this veteran an airing. Timor WWW

A 60s Baylor with Val72. Running at about -1spd meaning it's my most accurate mechanical watch. The dial catches the light brilliantly and the pop of colour really makes it stand out.

USSR Sekonda for me today.

Still loving my cheap and cheerful new addition this morning..... And a quick thank you to those incredible people that have already supported my charity raffle, an amazing start already, what a wonderful place this forum is.

It's pouring with rain today so whatever I'm doing, it will be indoors so this one for me, I think.

Speedy Tuesday! can't seem to get a good pic of the movement , it really is a beauty!

Bit of fun today. 1977 Mickey Mouse Bulova Accutron.

Morning Rotary 'Les Originales Legacy' (Cal: SW200-1)

homebuilt bronze today,just starting to patinate nicely.HAGWEE.

#speedytuesday Wearing the moonphase as the 50th needs a service and the DSoM/GSoM are likely to be sold in the near future:

Right, my beautiful old Omega, please let today be better than yesterday!

Cuppa with a biscuit as the rain lashes down. Good for the garden at least.

Hope you've all had a good week. Enjoy the weekend chaps

Customized blue croco today

This today:

Bloody lovely Steinhart Bronze bought from our very own @Pete wilding. First Steinhart I have owned, I'm hooked!

The original CW...

One of my personal favourites, my 1977 Omega Seamaster, to celebrate my 1 month anniversary of discovering this place. (My apologies to all for the intrusion and banality that I have brought to your online Nirvana).

I decided to keep this one , so i'm wearing it this morning . Swiss made Altanus Geneva pilots watch (Unitas 6497)

Morning Out for lunch today, first time since December. Tissot 'Seastar 1000' {Cal: Powermatic 80.111 11 1-2''' [Base ETA C07.111 (ETA 2842-2)]}

This golden oldie for me today while I'm poodling about in the garden ...

CWC T20 GS with protective shroud

Lorus (Seiko move't) automatic Mickey Mouse watch.

Came on Friday whilst i was away for a couple of days....first wear today

I switched to this Just arrived, needs a bracelet for my tastes. I thought I should test it out.

Senator. 40mm steel. GO Kaliber 36 automatic.

I love this movement because I can actually read the minutes register! The bracelet looks great. Meanwhile, today's mystery watch ... Lugs for life. SURPRISE! Have a great day. J Thought I had put these away for the duration.

Pottering around in the morning with a little bit of fun hope you all have a great weekend, even if the rain don't stop.

Morning, This German-made Junghans auto is probably from around 1960 and was bought as a non-runner from a town not too far from my own village. Brought back to life and powered by a 21j J651.02 (an ETA 2472), it’s not a Max Bill but seemingly has the signature Max Bill/Bauhaus-style “4”. Regards.

Lume shot of new acquisition

Morning Certina 'DS Action Day-Date' {Cal: Powermatic 80.621 (Base ETA 2824-2)}

Chrono for me too!

Certina DS First Chronograph HAGD

Seiko G757-4010 from 1980.

Morning, Today a 1940s Norexa powered by a 17j AS 1294 (or family). With the passing of the years, and apart from wholesale repair & service business received from jewellers, my venerable watchmaker’s retail customer base nowadays seems to consist largely of battery changes or bracelet re-sizing. This Norexa had been a long-time resident in his seemingly bottomless box of vintage non-runners where I’m convinced it, along with countless others, would have stayed until the end of days. Fortunately (or perhaps not) having access to that hoard enables me to request that some, li

homebuilt tuna today.

2 tone today.