A good looking dive watch which can be worn to the office too, thanks for posting this.
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Hi viclip,
We like or dislike it, but it is very comfortable on the wrist, thank you !
Amicalement GG
We like or dislike it, but it is very comfortable on the wrist, thank you !
Amicalement GG
Hi,
Today the wind is blowing very strong 100 km/h !!!
Today the wind is blowing very strong 100 km/h !!!
Hamilton Nautilus. 1960 something. 505 movement.
14K Elgin for New Year!
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
This hasn't seen daylight in a long time. Not because I don't like it, but it's small... And I'm not...
It's just really cool. Elgin 643, an automatic A Schild movement. Doug has a really great article on the first imported Swiss automatics from Elgin. I've managed to find two of the three movements.
gjselgins.blogspot.com
It could definitely use a good servicing, but for one day it ran fine.
In my pocket was this really neat Elgin with a French movement.
This is an Ultra calibre 41. 17 jewels and incabloc. Star watch co 10k GF case.
It's a fun part of Elgins history to explore. Both of these watches are assembled by the company before it went overseas.
It's just really cool. Elgin 643, an automatic A Schild movement. Doug has a really great article on the first imported Swiss automatics from Elgin. I've managed to find two of the three movements.
Elgin's Swiss Automatics
As I've noted elsewhere, Elgin's Bumper automatics were already obsolete by the time they were introduced in 1950. By this time, the Swiss ...
gjselgins.blogspot.com
It could definitely use a good servicing, but for one day it ran fine.
In my pocket was this really neat Elgin with a French movement.
This is an Ultra calibre 41. 17 jewels and incabloc. Star watch co 10k GF case.
It's a fun part of Elgins history to explore. Both of these watches are assembled by the company before it went overseas.
I am wearing the only watch I own. A rose gold Steinhausen Altdorf that was given to me by my now wife.
I put it on on my birthday in January of 2000.
It comes off for showers, battery and wrist band changes.
Soon as I can figure out how to post a picture, I'll show it off.
Pete
Told ya.
I put it on on my birthday in January of 2000.
It comes off for showers, battery and wrist band changes.
Soon as I can figure out how to post a picture, I'll show it off.
Pete
Told ya.
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Since I'm the newer of us, I must be the re-Pete?
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I've been wearing a mixture of my Cyma Tavannes and my Seagull 1963, both are lovely little watches.
Omega Speedmaster Professional The Moon Watch
Put the Cyma on a steel stretch bracelet. Love it!
Originally a chrono Atrée but the dial was in very bad condition, calibre valjoux 7734.
This is one of my favorites; Buren Super Slender, micro rotor. This is the 25-j version.
The Seagull 1963 is out again, finally in some sun, right before it snowed hard this afternoon.
The Elgin watch is called Nautilus if I recall. I have 4 of them. Nice AS1361 movement, the Chevrolet of Automatics. Wonderful bullet proof movements that are easy to work on and NO CALENDAR! You couldn't beat the quality in these Swiss Elgins of the time period.This hasn't seen daylight in a long time. Not because I don't like it, but it's small... And I'm not...
It's just really cool. Elgin 643, an automatic A Schild movement. Doug has a really great article on the first imported Swiss automatics from Elgin. I've managed to find two of the three movements.
Elgin's Swiss Automatics
As I've noted elsewhere, Elgin's Bumper automatics were already obsolete by the time they were introduced in 1950. By this time, the Swiss ...
It could definitely use a good servicing, but for one day it ran fine.
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In my pocket was this really neat Elgin with a French movement.
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This is an Ultra calibre 41. 17 jewels and incabloc. Star watch co 10k GF case.
It's a fun part of Elgins history to explore. Both of these watches are assembled by the company before it went overseas.
Dave, you think this one could be the shipmate model? I’ll open it tomorrow and see if it’s the AS1361. Peter
Yes I love those lovely Lip timepeces, especially their pocket watches!viclip I know you love Lip, so I'm going to take them out, just for you
Thanks! I haven't mustered up the confidence to tackle an auto yet... Which is why this one still needs a service. I do have a couple victims for learning. Maybe someday soon. I'm a time only kinda guy,so I like that there is no calendar! Going from pocket watches to teeny tiny little automatics is a bit daunting. I've serviced some small wristwatch movements, but they were not autos.
I dont know the model, but that is a great looking Elgin! Love it.
Cheap BiDen watch, looks good, keeps good time, don't worry about anything happening to it.
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