New arrival. Need to shorten the bracelet.

Sonny do you have direct connection to Ebel.
Another nice one I like blue dials.

I got the urge to buy a new (or "As New") high grade diver's watch. I wanted to get a Rolex Submariner, Sea Dweller, etc., but none of them came in a mid-size for my skinny wrist. Then I discovered the Omega line of Seamaster Professionals that came in a mid-size. I got this from a Bernard in Texas. It was listed as "like new," with box, tags, pictograph, registration card, etc. Great price and great service...took delivery of the watch yesterday and very happy with the purchase.

Bruce is your dial blue?
nice watch.

Peter, had a hard time trying to decide between a blue dial and black, but finally decided on the black. Hard to see in the pic, but the dial has a wavy pattern molded into it.

Actually, the Ebel 137 has a black dial. Photo taken outside and not correctly color balanced. My bad. I'm just not Ebel to do better.

Hahahaha....good one Ken!

hehe good one

Trying out a new NATO on the 1955 Pobeda. Unconventional, perhaps - but it works for me.

since we are on Russian watches I took my late grandfather Poljot for spin .

Zenith 126-6. Serial number says 1956, but the inscription on the back indicates it was given away by "TAT" in January of 1962. The question is: where was it in the meantime?

Another Zenith. Somewhat "different".

New p.k.horology watch arrived today. Very pleased. The comments so far are split, either dis like or like very, very. Any opines?
Mike

Here's my favorite: a Ball automatic trainmaster. It's accurate and easy for my old eyes to read.

James
That is nice. Do you have approximate year of manufacture?
Mike

Thanks, Mike. I believe they were made up to the early 70s, but I don't have an exact date for mine. I was born in Cleveland and Ball watches have a significance for me, as well as the luckless Cleveland Indians.

We have a place in our hearts for northern Ohio.
Worked in Sandusky with N&W, Bellview hump yard, played pool in Toledo and Cleveland, Go Browns!
Mike

Today's acquisition. Running a bit fast.

An inheritance from my grandfather. Serial number puts it between 1934 and 1939. It purports to be waterproof, but I don't dare test it. :-)

New pkhorology. Difficult to photo, very purdy.

Same watch. Same day. NATO watch band for Orioles game, beaten Boston.

nice ,with those nato straps you can accessorize your Damascus watch
here is link to what it takes to make damascus steel

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_steel
and how to make yourself from wire cable

http://www.instructables.com/i...e-Damascus/?ALLSTEPS