MoT's WDF

If I owned this Certina, I don't think I could ever get myself to sell it.

yinzburgher wrote:If I owned this Certina, I don't think I could ever get myself to sell it.

I'd probably wear it every day

Let's be Instagram friends @bbrou33

yinzburgher wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 7:57 pm If I owned this Certina, I don't think I could ever get myself to sell it.

I think I may need to be alone for a while.

Loving the tropical dial on this Le Jour Chronograph. I'm not sure what this or something like it costs. I imagine it's more than I'm willing to pay. But I would love to own something like this if it were affordable and I could verify that the guts were in good condition.

yinzburgher wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 7:59 am Loving the tropical dial on this Le Jour Chronograph. I'm not sure what this or something like it costs. I imagine it's more than I'm willing to pay. But I would love to own something like this if it were affordable and I could verify that the guts were in good condition.

These run from $500 to $4000.

Not quite running Chronometer spec anymore, but not far off either. I love this little beauty.


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A Rolex President Day-Date President 18238 with a wood dial.....the original "Original Grain"




And a Vacheron Constantin 6378. I like those indices.

One of Mrs.MoT's grandfather's watches.

Going to start collecting quotes to have it serviced/repaired. It has the Lemania 1281, so I'm sure it won't be cheap.

ManOnTime wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 8:59 am Here's an oddball that I would love to own if they weren't so danged expensive.

Elgin direct read/jump hour/digital automatic chronograph from the '70s housing a Kelek (TDB 1376) movement.

I am also looking to add one of these to the collection...will look for a couple.

Citizen 67-9071 automatic flyback chronograph

I've seen photos of these Vulcain Nauticals before but I'm not sure I've ever seen one in such good condition.

https://www.thosewatchguys.com/watches/ ... ator-w-box

Loving this vintage Eberhard Scafograf 200.

Great-looking obscure German brand watch from 1971-75. Inside a PUW 1561, representing the pinnacle of mainstream German movement-making. Not a bad pickup for $25. The crystal was pretty hazy with scratches...3x polishes later I think she looks pretty amazing. What do you think?