Introducing the Archimede 1950's
There aren't many contemporary dress watches on the affordable end of the spectrum that are truly worth purchasing. The ones with any appeal are usually modern interpretations of historical designs��Hamilton and Tissot certainly have a few, as does Orient. But most of these reissues often miss the mark with a detail or two that leave one feeling cold��a misplaced date window or an inflated case size, just to name a few. And the brands that do get it right, namely the Max Bill line from Junghans, are generally priced higher than comparable brands. But what if I were to tell you that there's finally a watch out there with all the right vintage details, boasting rugged German construction, and at an easy-to-swallow price just north of $500? Well, lucky day, because I'm about to do just that. Say hello to the Archimede 1950's.Archimede, as our faithful readers may already know, is a bit of a fan-favorite here at Worn&Wound.? Few brands offer the price-to-value ratio that Archimede does,

Speedy number
Quick question:I have a Omega Speedy 357050 how do I check the year for serial numbers? Thnks

Convert GMT 116710LN to Pepsi 126710BLRO
So now that Rolex has stainless GMT Pepsi, assuming I keep my Oyster bracelet how much might it cost to convert my 116710LN to a 126710BLRODial, Hands, and insert should do it, right?

16710 with 3186 movement questions
I've been looking into getting a 16710 z or m serial with a 3186 movement either coke or pepsi insert. What do the vintage masters think about this watch as good collecting piece? Do you think price will stay strong? Been seeing them listed for at least $14k. Seems high?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Deepsea D-blue Available at AD
The title's pretty self-explanatory, but my AD just offered me a Deepsea D-Blue, which my wrist is unfortunately too small for. If anyone here's interested, PM me for details. The dealer is located in the Bay Area, although they might ship. Just to clarify, I have no skin in the game.