Here is my Bulova Accutron I took for spin
today

Nice Seiko for a few days.

A Zenith chronograph about late 1940 with Excelsior Park 4 inside.....

The movement.....

New battery in the old Accutron for the week. It still runs to the second with my atomic clock.

I have a Bulova curvex 21 jewel. Stopped wearing it because it started to show some wear. Its the watch that started my collection. I wear a new Bulova selfwind. Its expendable.

Today's watch is an older Bulova with a spring leather band.

Today I'm wearing my Bulova 214, which was repaired/overhauled by Cerullo Watch Repair, owned and operated by Scott Cerullo.

I strapped on this circa 1961 asymmetrical Hamilton "Flight II" to make a run to the grocery store (I left my space suit at home!).

I am finishing the year with my Lord Elgin, 15 Jewel 626 movement..

I'm wearing my Orient "Touch Command" but it hardly stays illuminated long enough to get a picture LOL

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Here is my Tiffany that I wearing today.

Side view. I love the lugs. 18kt head- 14kt white gold band.

One of my favorites. Awesome accuracy.

Today I wore my Titoni Airmaster that I acquired from fellow 185er Werner Rosier. Looks great and keeps perfect time too.

And today, a Wittnauer also obtained from a fellow 185 member

Benrus just got it from this site

I successfully completed my first repair to this watch. All it needed was cleaning, lubrication and a new mainspring. (Chris Abell graciously guided me through the mainspring installation.)
Strange thing is after installing the new white alloy mainspring this watch runs for up to 45 hours and is only rated at 38. (It's a Felsa 465) branded Milus.
Any thoughts on running time as relates to this watch?

G'Day:

Today I wore my little Bulova Director which is 100% original, including the Bulova expansion band.