I absolutely love that exploding dial!

I just got one like it, but after not checking it carefully enough, discovered that it is really only good for my completely dead watches drawer

 

Leave the dial as is: the hands appear original (possibly relumed) and I have seen that style on other Certinas before...

 

Just got this recent buy back from the watchmaker.

Omega Seamaster ref. 2937-1, cal. 267 from 1957

Auctions pictures before service and fixing:



And after som TLC:

 

Nicely done!!! Love to see this type of purchase, you saved this watch from the abyss!

 

So I guess this is what happens when a UG guy buys his first ever Rolex....1979 Datejust 16014, glossy black dial, on a later jubilee bracelet.

 

I owned up to 3 Carreras at a point, which I all sold to fund speedmasters. Although i loved all of my Carreras, my grail always has been the 2447N. Well, yesterday I bought one, because prices have lowered a bit, and this is the best condition Carrera I’ve ever seen

 

Most go after the pandas and the tachy dials, but for me the first execution 2447N is the best design of them all. Lovely example and congratulations!

 

I bought this full set Genève.

 

Thank you very much ! I have to agree with you on this.



So classic, sporty yet elegant. A toolwatch at its finest

 

Recently got this one from a member of this forum. Excited!

 

Off the ‘Bay for little more than a C note.

 

Got this on the way

 

Another rough Seiko, this time a 6458, mid size (36mm) diver, from '81. Works great now it has a new battery but has had a hard life.

 

Picked this up and another grail I have been chasing

 

Nice fishing watch or mod it

 

Spent some time hunting for a smooth bezel DJ ref 1600 with a linen dial

 

This Omega Ultraman

 

Nice watch with a verry Special strap ……... but i like it !

Nice combination