Posts 1,114 Likes 7,317 Dr.Sascha ·Sep 12, 2022 Another new acquisition, on a custom-made Chris Smith bund.
Posts 8,757 Likes 62,108 TexOmega ·Sep 12, 2022 Libana Superior Late 30's to early 40's. Can anybody ID the movement? Resets like budda.
Posts 15,798 Likes 47,340 Canuck ·Sep 12, 2022 Looks like it might be Valjoux 23. Look for a symbol and a number near to rim of the balance wheel. IIRC, Valjoux uses a cursive upper case letter R.
Posts 8,757 Likes 62,108 TexOmega ·Sep 12, 2022 Canuck Looks like it might be Valjoux 23. Look for a symbol and a number near to rim of the balance wheel. IIRC, Valjoux uses a cursive upper case letter R. Don't see a script "R" I was guessing a Venus 150?? Nope, I think Val 23 is correct, after reviewing. Edited: Sep 12, 2022
Posts 1,446 Likes 6,689 mydeafcat ·Sep 12, 2022 135.003-62. A 1963 linen-dial SM30, my first OF toe-in-the-water purchase nearly 5 years ago.
Posts 375 Likes 1,655 Ohmeguh ·Sep 12, 2022 Mick Tock I have a soft spot for shiny bezels. This is a 1960ties Wittnauer Diver 4000 on a signed Milanese band. Inside ticks a manual wind movement Wittnauer cal. C11KS. Cheers, Mick @Mick Tock do you have a brand name for that band. I want to do the same setup for mine!!!
Posts 6,958 Likes 55,639 noelekal ·Sep 12, 2022·Home For Wayward Watches Could have tidied up the crystal before snapping a shot, but I'm almost late to a 3:00 dental appointment. Not a happy camper about it and it's only a cleaning. I'm a dental wimp.
Posts 468 Likes 6,285 Gopher ·Sep 12, 2022 1971 Fortis Marinemaster (8001): 70s funk with substance (V72 and 200M water resistance).
Posts 17,419 Likes 164,759 Alpha ·Sep 12, 2022 An evening with the Buren which to be honest deserves far more wrist time than it receives. One I suspect I will hold on to for a long time.
Posts 13,488 Likes 31,796 X350 XJR ·Sep 12, 2022·Vintage Omega Aficionado Original crystal shows a bit of crazing at some angles. Original perforated strap with deployant closure.
Posts 3,421 Likes 9,065 blufinz52 ·Sep 12, 2022·Hears dead people, not watch rotors. Somewhere on the Swift River, New Hampshire.
Posts 224 Likes 3,551 DeathandTaxes ·Sep 12, 2022 1929 Elgin Legionnaire 421 - local "barn find" (long forgotten basket of watches under a counter at an old antique store).