Jaeger LeCoultre Bumper Automaticwatch
The dealer does not want to say, but if we were to guess that we would have to say this watch is to the 1940s. One of the main reasons that we fell in love with this watch is due to the aged look of the dial. While many of the watches we feature is blank in appearance, and often times restored, this watch has this unique old quality we could not pass. If you happen to be on the market for a watch that exudes all the qualities mentioned above, we believe that this is a great discovery. The price of $1350 the dealer request seems fair considering the age and General State of this beautiful and classic clock. Click here to learn more.

Need help with my first Breitling
Hi guys,I have an opportunity to get a good deal on BREITLING 1884 CHRONOGRAPH S3 watch by SWISS SPACE SYSTEMS but I could not find any specific info about this model on the internet. The photo is attached.Any suggestions / opinions would be very appreciated.https://.dropbox/s/7eivsj1jru...31006.jpg?dl=0

looking for omega broker
hi- wondering if anyone knows a omega watch broker in california? looking to buy omega deville watch. thanks!

Cosc Certificate Arrives . . . interesting . . .
I ordered the COSC Certificate for my 36.2mm Railmaster (.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=114083) awhile back. It arrived today.Some folks have complained that Omega now charges 50 Swiss Francs ($48.47) for the Certificate. As you can see on the envelope, Omega pays 11.50 Swiss Francs just in postage. Now, while I don't think 50 Swiss Francs is a great bargain, considering Omega has to order the Certificate, probably pay COSC a little something for it (after all, if it was free Omega would probably provide it routinely with the watch), and then ship it to us in the USA, the price doesn't seem outrageous either.Interestingly, in studying the figures for the movement in various positions, it confirms what I had noticed by trial and error. The watch likes to rest on its back at night and absolutely does not like resting on the 9 o'clock with the 3 o'clock up (really slows down). Wearing the watch 14 hours a day and resting it on its back with the dial up at night results in a loss of on

To Restore or Not To Restore....That Is The Question
https://.hodinkee/articles/pa...important-2017Great article by Ben Clymer on a PP 530 coming up for auction.Be sure to read all the comments because, they raise as many questions as the feature article!Photo by Hodinkee