Posts 6,474 Likes 31,882 YY77 ·Aug 12, 2026 Pjotr1 Very nice seeing your SBGW289 here, one of my favorite GS executions. Is it a recent purchase?
Posts 645 Likes 4,823 elephantcage ·Aug 12, 2026 An extremely rare retail purchase. Now I’m looking for the best nato for it. And I’m looking for tiny life vests for my watches. Edited: Aug 12, 2026
Posts 8,868 Likes 62,835 TexOmega ·Aug 12, 2026 1958 NaviTimer Venus 178 And my friend returns for some tasty treats and gives me the knowing nod after spying my timepiece. Ladderback Woodpecker Edited: Aug 12, 2026
Posts 561 Likes 3,011 Pascal S ·Aug 12, 2026 Under the strange dimmed light of a partial (about 90% in my neck of the woods) solar eclipse...
Posts 645 Likes 4,823 elephantcage ·Aug 12, 2026 I’m bringing stretchy back. It’s actually very comfortable. I bought a few dozen old JB stretchers many years ago. Reminds me of my dad. And super fast on and off.
Posts 373 Likes 1,700 G___ ·Aug 12, 2026 Canuck Tuning fork? The Omega F300 tuning fork model in not quartz! Tuning fork models aren’t quartz (except for the Accutron Accu-Quartz model). Quartz, as it says on the dial. Caliber 1343. Our very own @sheepdoll is the king of the 134* movement family. https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-constellation-198-0112-cal-1343-quartz-service.189344/ Thread 'Omega Constellation 198.0112 Cal. 1343 Quartz Service' · Hello all and sundry, If you have any experience getting a cal. 1343 quartz chronometer serviced or, indeed, servicing it yourself, do chime in. I did that ready, fire, aim thing on a cold... G___ · Jan 24, 2026
Posts 196 Likes 2,652 F.Antl ·Aug 13, 2026 The rarer date-only Seiko Bell-Matic (4005-7000) on a summer strap.