My Accutron Eagle

This was my wrist today

Christian, Your Pierce Chrono is one of the cleanest I have ever seen. Very Nice

Accutron 2-Tone 218

I have been wearing my Invicta Sapphire Ghost with Diamonds lately.

I have a soft spot for Accutrons. Just can't help it. Even though they cost an arm and leg to repair. I have only seen a Pierce on 185. Looks like they would be a nice watch to own. The Invicta is a different looking one. Another soft spot are the Elgins. I like the band on that one also. Nice looking watch.
I took this Omega off of the winder today and it was right on time. Its a super running watch. A .75 cent garage sale find. It has a reconditioned dial and was gone thru by Samie Smith.

Nice Omega Bill...Wanna make a 500% profit on it?

Didnt think so

Ray

Thanks for the offer Ray! But your right, I don't think so.

Invicta Quartz 42mm Model 5367

Tissot SeaStar manual wind. Poor man's Omega Sea Master (same dial)

The Hamilton was a 25 year gift in 1985 and the band was for 30 years.

Rolex GMT, purchased NIB for about $1,300 by me from AD in 1987. My go to watch when I am indecisive about what to rotate to.

I know what you mean when you refer to being indecisive. For me its the Accutron MK II pictured above or the Omega, or maybe a Lord Elgin.. See, I am still not sure.!!

Seiko 5 7000 c1970

Omega Speedmaster MK II

Show off..!!!

Very Cool !

That Seiko is sure a different one.. Here is another Seiko, and it looks like its maybe the same vintage.

Bill, your Seiko looks like a dress watch, late 70s maybe.

Mike, do you have a production year on your Speedmeter?

This is another Seiko 5 7000

Wayne it was made in 1970 this model was made from 1969-1972 only made for four years a short run for this style case.

Mike, Your Omega has a great classic look to it! Thanks for dating it for me.

1927 Bulova Curtis?

Steven, you have a beautiful Bulova Trojan.
The Trojan is shown in 1926 & 1927 ads. The following is the oldest example that I have. A Trojan is definetly on my want list.