Royal Navy automatic diver

Wearing my Invicta 21 rubis

Here is the movement

This is another favorite oldie.

RAF Seiko Gen.2

Haven't posted one for a while, so here's an Omega DeVille.
Big watch with a very small Omega Cal 620 movement.

John

Here's what I wore yesterday:-



A very streamline Moderné, case is 'Base metal' none of this 1920's oldé fashioned art Deco White gold daddio, Base Metal!

Breitling 1451 (1973) today.



Getting in the Holiday Spirit

It's just turned up in the post, and on my Birthday too!

Very nice watches everyone. I enjoy this topic.

I just received this Tissot today.

Another nice old watch. A Hamilton from the 30s I think. It keeps great time.

For Christmas I got(batteries for):-





Anyway must go it's almost 3 dashs past little man with his arms sticking out!

EOT Model 22

Flip side

Stephen, would you mind posting the information about the 1928 Bulova Lone Eagle that you have show above to the www.mybulova.com. I'm compiling a database of Lone Eagle watches.

Cheers!

Stephen.

Wittnauer super compressor.

Lone Eagle data added by me.

Are you thinking of updating the my Bulova website? as I find it's quite hard to navigate, you know, sort of Fiddly to open the all up in different windows, and the adverts images never seem to open when I click on them and if I download them they're too small to read.

Also holbensfinewatches sold one recently over Xmas, given his excellent photo's + Descriptions, it went for US $1,025.00, Approximately £642.17

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayI...geName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Nice Wittnaur.

Off Topic, just answering Stephen Robinson post (2 back) The myBulova website is infact undergoing an update that will hopefully be released in the not to distant future.

The images used in the Vintage Ads section are primarily low-res ads obtained online from various sources. Whilst it would be great to have all these ads in hi-res, I figure something is better than nothing...for now anyway.

The hope for the site is that like this one it relies on contibutions from Bulova watch owners. Again all additions are most welcome. The more information about a particular watch the better.

Back on topic here is a 1923 Longines that I recently bought for my wife. Case needs a bit of work, but it runs well.

Notice that the tachymetre bezel has been replaced with a much more useful decimal bezel ring.

And the newly installed display back complements the sixty year old classic 1950 Lemania 321 movement.