Hello everybody!

This is the one I'm wearing right now...



Regards!
Gerd

Nice looking Chronograph, Gerd....I do like the black dials....

I would have your Doctor look at your left arm though, especially around the wrist area....dosen't look quite right....

Just joking with you, of course....

Well you did say you were wearing it right now....

My Best to You
Jerry

Jerry,

the doctor couldn't detect any anatomical anomalies... ..I wonder where he had his glasses...

But now let's take a look again...



What would you say, Dr. Jerry?

Best regards
Gerd

There you go....Looks great on your wrist....

I'm not familiar with the brand, but it looks like a high end watch....What can you tell us about the watch....

Thanks for showing it to us....

Regards,
Jerry

1940 Elgin:

Stephen,

Those Stepped Case watches go all the back to 1925....yours is the 17j curved stepped case....right?

They are nice watches and keep very accurate time and are fun to wear....

I get a lot of questions and compliments when I wear mine....

Thanks for showing us your watch....

Regards,
Jerry

I bought this one a few years ago. I like it a lot.

The Russian watches get a bad rap. A watch maker told me once that they are "very rough," but they are very affordable for that reason, and a way for a cheap collecter like me to get a complicated watch. Note the heleocopter on the dial...

and on the back. I've never seen anything like this one. I like it a lot, too.

Felt like a change..!

Wow! What is that?

Kirk to Enterprise!

I was trying to read that I would guess 7:00 something?

I want one.

Tom

Yeah, Tom, I would guess 7:33 or there a bouts....

Jerry

I'm changing my guess to 7:54 and I don't have a clue as to whether AM or PM

Wearing my trusty Vostok Blue Diver. Going strong even after a ten foot drop straight onto the pavement.

Stephen R, you've got one cool watch there. Please tell us about it.

This is a Seiko Air Diver,Rated for 200mm,with a 6R15 23 jewel automatic movement that you can wind and it also hacks seiko diver are not known for that except for the seiko 6105 that one did have the hacking feature that was made in the 1970's and another newer one the marine master that I cant afford this is only sold in Japan all there good stuff they keep in Japan I used this one today I have all ways liked Seiko's diver's since I bought one 29 years ago in the Navy and that one still work's good today they are well built.

Hi Jerry,

sorry that I kept you waiting for the answer...had to check my wrist again...

No, just kidding...

This german brand "Sinn" (Sinn Spezialuhren, Frankfurt a. Main)is quite well known over here for producing some very special watches for military, police special units and divers, like their aircraft clocks (Navigationsborduhr "NaBo"), or the "Einsatzzeitmesser"-series for police special units, etc.

My Flieger 356 is from the 80s, I think. I like it very much, the contrast between the black dial and the white hands makes it very easy to read. It has got an Valjoux 7750 automatic movement, with 25 jewels, which is very reliable and a good time keeper.

You can find more information about this watch
here.

Have a nice day!

Regards
Gerd

Wore this one today, it is a 0s Waltham & the movement was made about 1915, from what I have read I guess these were recased at some later date in lug cases. It has a great dial but needs a Marty job on the hands.

I like the face & numbers ion this, makes it easy to read for me.

Tom

This is the one I have worn since Scott fixed it. I really like the accutron. Its lost less than 5 seconds in a week.
Bill

Nice watch Tom - I agree a very nice dial.

Kind regards

Clive

1964 super compressor louis leuba w/original dial

I used this one today.