Hamilton automatic

Memosail from 1974. With a modified Valjoux 7737 movement.

Waltham Premier 750 in a Keystone Waltham Premier 14K case.....

Two tone 1927 Elgin

Helsa Chronatos.Split Second Chronograph.

Excellent bracelet, Kestenmade?

Thanks Scott. It is not custom made. This came with another watch I bought off the Bay last year. Here is another view.

Right, is it a Kestenmade Bambi? I had one on a Hamilton 600 for a while, they are great bracelets

Yes, you are right. Probably the best I've ever had.

Pierce Chrono. today.

From a wreck to a wearable classic -- this was in the condition shown at top - but because it had a 981 Hamilton movement it had to have originally been in an early wristwatch, since the 981 was specifically developed for men's wristwatches. Only 2,200 981 movements were made, and less than 10% will have survived.

Unusual demi hunter wristwatch, this is not a converted pocket watch!

With the cover open

I bought this watch several years ago when Kays Merchandise store stopped carrying Hamilton, and was getting rid of its stock.

M4 Spaceview. Not quite sure if I like the green band on it, but it sure is different!

Another one of those fancy ToykoFlash ones:-




Retrotastic!



A "drivers watch" that needs two hands to operate! I think I can understand why they never caught on!

Hamilton Parker B-10K gold-22j-770 movement-sold for $95. in 1957

Very nice, Tony!

I must admit the 50's was a good era!

Roy.

This 1962 Thunderbird Datejust.

Longines-15j-sn-5378979-circa 1935. Won this on ebay. It was a non runner at the time. Serviced by Chris Abell--keeps great time now. Chose not to refinish dial-Page Keen & Page.

Just got this one yesterday. nearly half-a-pound of swiss steel.

Have had a couple of these Seiko Autos . There great . And cheap as chips . 61.00 / w free shipping. Mike