Cool watches guys, love those skeletonized hands!! I'm wearing my 14K Accutron 214 today.

With all the talk of Art Deco, I decided to wear one of mine! Not the greatest manufacture but Swiss made, I like it!

Ronda, I really like your Mimo, with fancy enameled flowering!

I love the ladies watches from the 1920s and 1930s and I primarily focus on the enamels. Most collectors seem to concentrate on the men's watches, so the women's are easier and less expensive to acquire.

Unfortunately, I don't know anything about watch repair. After the holidays, I plan to research classes so that I can repair and maintain my collection (which, to my husband's financial dismay, continues to grow).

Hi Ronda,
Very nice petite LeCoultre. I love colorful watches but must confess, I prefer mens since they are larger and more easily readable. And, as we know, many mens watches are not very colorful and flamboyant.

Not flambouyant or interesting, but I like it. The October 2005 contract GSAR Marathon divers watch is issue for Canadian and U.S. forces...and NASA. Tritium illuminance, ETA 2824-2 mechanical movement, and 300 Meter resistance.

Dan, that is a great watch to be your favorite.

Ok here it is one each Swiss Fortis 30 jewels incabloc with day and date 6162M I think it was built about 1952

I wearing this one today a early Elgin ca. 1927 ,Elgin nickel silver case ,enamel dial..

I wore this interesting Hamilton Today...

Happy New Year!

Normally I'd be wearing a Gruen Curvex, but today was a special occasion (not really, but I did go back to work after the holidays) so I wore my 14K white gold Waltham. Movement serial number puts it around 1917, case hallmarks are early, so it might be a genuine First World War watch. Regardless, it's a neat old piece, and very accurate too.

Hi Folks,
Not sure if this thread is still on-going, but here's my old Record 'War Horse'. Done sterling sevice over the last 8 years or so during daily use & abuse. Unfortunately I carelessly grazed the crystal on the house wall today, hence the scar on the pic' ....out with the tool kit!
Regards to All.
John Woolsey.

I am wearing my special "Longines"

http://www.flickr.com/photo_zo...e?id=40407626&size=l

Comes out of safe, once a quarter.

Roy.

"So mote it be!"

Today, I am wearing my Certina "Bristol 190".

http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=63947079&size=l

http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=63947081&context=photostream&size=l

Have been unable to date as of today?

Roy.

"So mote it be!"

Today.

Nice "Seiko".

I am off to a "meeting" this afternoon.

I will be wearing my lovely Omega.

Movement.

Yesterday (and today) I've decided to wear this solid 14K Accutron, Day/Date Model 218.
The watch has an M9 marking (1969) and I think it's a pretty sharp looking item.

I've just noticed when I took this picture that the sweep second hand is completely
lined up with the minute hand. Talk about a well timed picture

Afternoon Dave.

Not a great lover of the "Roman numeral" but looks swell on your Accutron.

Agree with you, excellent timing!

Roy.

Today I am wearing my Hamilton.

Fantastic dial.

My first wristie!

Hamilton strap and buckle!

And finally movement. Cleaned, serviced and appraised and first in my collection!

Forgot to post, whoops!