Fabulous! I hope you intend to keep the Bonklip.

 

How could I pass this up........

photo posted with permission of the seller. Thanks @Vanallard

 

Classic Constellation with a really cool dial!

As a new member, I just made a couple recent Omega Seamaster purchases that I would appreciate some input/feedback on.

Thanks!

 

Hi @Realtime , welcome. For info on these you should start a new thread in the vintage forum. This one is just for sharing. Welcome to the group.

 

Thanks JW

 

With some international purchases being held up around the globe, found this Geneve here in New Zealand and on wrist today - like the blue dial with 'Ultraman' second hand; low key for work...

 

Picked this up last weekend. It's consistently running about +3 sec/day on the winder and wrist. I like the ceramic bezel and the lume, and it's comfortable.

 

Just purchased a new white dial seamaster, should have it by the weekend or early next week. Also have the previous generation non wave black dial seamaster which I love.

 

I bought this circa 1970s Aquastar Seatime for my wife. It arrived yesterday, and she loves it...thankfully. The watch is powered by an automatic A. Schild movement, has an internal rotating bezel, is depth rated to twenty atmospheres, appears to have the original Tropic strap, is in near mint condition and is keeping accurate time. Happy wife....happy life....

 

Very underrated watch enjoy and wear in good health

 

I'm a new member here!!! Recently bought this beautiful Omega WWW from Chad @chadpowe11 . He is a solid seller, very accommodating, responsive and friendly. Whole experience was smooth and peasant =D

 

Picked up this beauty



Includes a nice lockdown project to hunt down the owner:



Nice crispy case and crown



Shame about the dial damage, but you can't have it all

 

Unusual skin diver. Sent straight to my watchmaker for some tlc

 

I've been looking for a dateless, vintage Rolex in 36mm for a while.

A 1016 Explorer is a bit of a dream, but it's a minefield for those out there. Nice ones go for huge money, and more affordable ones seem likely to be frankens or have service/refinished dials. So I decided to look for a 1018 OP instead, which still fly under the radar in comparison to other 36mm references.

There are a few listed on eBay and Chrono24, and this one caught my eye.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/293542985027Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

No bracelet but it appeared to be clean and original— which is my main focus. The photos weren't great, so I asked the seller for a few more and received the same one, in high resolution.



Case looks sharp. Dial clean and intact. The seller has good feedback and claims the watch was just overhauled. I make an offer I think is fair and he accepts!

The watch arrived last Friday and I've been in love ever since. Today I received a new strap which I feel compliments it beautifully and gives it a whole new look. I think I did pretty good with my first vintage Rolex purchase.

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Very nice!

 

Got this a few weeks ago. AT150 GMT 43mm

 

that upside down Im&Out looks great don't you think??

 

My two most recent purchases. A 16570 Polar fullset från 2001 (SEL+Lugholes) in well used but honest and nice condition.

And an IWC Cal 852 from 55 in 18k gold.

 

Well I decided that I needed a watch fix. So I order two new watches to get my fix .One limited edition and one great value.
The first arrived today the other on its way . So here’s the first Seiko sport 5