Nice! Highly underrated brand IMO

Love this one, I think it’s worth a try!
This seller is on my watch list, he often has really nice pieces on auction. I got one from him but missed several I was interested in

 

Price a little high I think, but worth a low-ball offer.

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It’s pretty- bracelet is small (spring clasp is at end of travel on the guys wrist). Agreed with being priced high, but he may take an offer- gotta pay for more ink.

 

Seller claims it fits up to an 8" wrist. He doesn't seem to have fat wrists, maybe he just has sturdy big bones.

 

Not sure, here is mine (dealer photo) before I had it serviced (and the watchmaker replaced the crown with a generic one). It also seemed big to me, but it's a signed crown and the seller claimed it was all original.

 

OF bargain alert!
@X350 XJR has posted another gem, this being a lovely black dialed Rima in stainless case. Most of the watches of this period were chrome plated so these early stainless ones are worth collecting. Although smallish at around 30mm, they look awesome on pull-through straps and wear effortlessly under long sleeves.



https://omegaforums.net/threads/194...-watch-stainless-steel-case-17-jewels.128296/

 

Really nice Certina DS tropical dial for €225,-
https://smoothseconds.nl/vintage-horloge/certina-ds-tropical-dial-1950s/

 

OF bargain alert:

Brought to us by our own @Duracuir1 - lovely Tonneau cased Bulova that’s serviced and read to go. If you have wanted to play with these decco era pieces, this is a nice point of entry for less than the cost of the service alone. Included is a nice little Brooks with great sword hands.



https://omegaforums.net/threads/bulova-tonneau-case-watch-serviced.128083/

 

Black dial Bulova. Terrible pictures but seems like with a little clean up on the crystal it will look great. https://www.ebay.com/itm/164740467346Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

Glycine. https://www.ebay.com/itm/233919205878Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

Seiko Bellmatic up for under $200. https://www.ebay.com/itm/124612235915Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

Very pretty blue sunburst seiko on factory rail-track bracelet. This is superb.



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Stainless 34mm Croton. This is very clean- a nice classic watch.



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Thank you. Now you made me look into Seiko watches. I hope someone else buys this one soon. Or I need to unfollow this thread to safe myself from me

 

Absolutely stunning USA made Hamilton in gold filled case. This is sizable at 34mm for its time and as the seller says, the 16mm lugs make the case wear larger (I have a couple like this-it’s true- 34 wears like 36 with the smaller strap size). These don’t come up often in this condition. Seller is well known in the community- has make offer.


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Thank you for pointing this out. This is earlier than the period of Hamilton I know so I was fooled. Plus, the seller I thought was know you be a purveyor of quality pieces, so I “assumed” (yes, there is that word) that he would have disclosed a redial.

 

BTW, the Hamilton Rodney was one of only a couple of Hamiltons offered with Masonic dial.

 

Watch photos in bright sunlight doesn't give a representative sight of the watch for me. Especially where I live