Today.

Lovely old Red tipped second hand Ingersoll.

A nice old timepiece!

Just picked this up-Hamilton Linwwod.

Very nice Mark.

Must admit I have been reading the discussions on the other posts.

Most impressive. Looks like a super addition to your collection.

Roy.

"So mote it be!"

I decided to wear one of my Hamilton Seckrons today.
This one contains the 980 grade movement and dates
back to around 1935.

Today, I will be wearing my "Enicar" "Ultasonic"

Date: Approx 1952.

"Ultrasonic"

Gold plated case and stainless steel back.

Movement: Mechanical.
21 Jewels.
AR 1010 B

Movement

Here's what I'm wearing today. It's a Limited Edition (200 made )WENGER GST Classic chronograph which dates from around 1997. The case and bracelet are solid 18K and SS. The rotor of the Valjoux 7751 multi function movement is solid 18K.

Today.

An Elgin "Star"

Manufactured in 1951

One of "55,000!"

Style number 4622.

Nice clean Dial!

14K - Gold Filled Case

Movement R428835.

A nice clean Elgin.

Truly a "Star!"

To celebrate Mardi Gras which was yesterday, I wore my Bulova(1968) sporting a green crystal!
Mardi Gras colors - purple, green and gold.

I really like your choice of backdrop in your image. It puts the watch in a nice era perspective.

Thanks Matthew! I try to spruce things up a bit!

Today is a day for my just acquired green gold-filled Hamilton 1930's Tonneau.

Dan.

Just pulled this one out to wear for the next week or so….
Unmarked dial, Venus Calibre 175 single button Chrono.
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I wore my favorite Waltham WW today. I collect vintage character watches and vintage watches with character.

Adam

I wore one of my everyday watches. A rather boring watch which I frequently take off to look at the movement which I hand skeletonized.

Adam, very nice Masonic timepiece.
"Did you find in the East?"

Frank, the Caravelle, you personally skeletonized?
Also machined wheels?
Very impressive!

Warm regards.

Roy.

"So mote it be!"