Can anyone give me any info on this OMEGA Constellation? PART 2
Hi, got this OMEGA Constellation Pie-Pan Dial handed down from my dad, looks gold plated to me, with the gold finish wearing off. Guessing 1960s - early 1970s. Couldn't find a any models or bands similar. If i was to recondition this like my rolex overhaul few years back, is it going to set me back another $800 like the rolex? Maybe it's not worth overhauling at all?? Would they add more gold polishing??? Thanks for looking!!

Which 42mm Panerai next?
I just love my 392 and find myself wearing it more than my Rolex watches.I am just curious to see what other Paneristi would purchase in 42mm to compliment the 392.Thanks.

Need help identifying strap and cam buckle
My wife gave me this strap 3 years ago per my request and I can't figure out where it came from now. Want to purchase another cam - clasp like this. Suggestions? Thanks! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk

116610LN incoming
Surprise call from an AD to say I've been bumped to the top of the list following my visit last month and they've just had one arrive today. Do I want it? Yes I do. Deposit paid and it's sitting in the safe for me to collect at my convenience. I wasn't expecting it to arrive so quickly. It was for my wedding in September. Now do I keep it in the box until my wedding day or not.

Tudor Black Bay on an Everest Rubber Strap
Dear fellas,Recently I've bought an Everest rubber strap to my Tudor Black Bay, and I would like to share some impressions.I must say that I've read a lot before buying it and I was in the same dilemma that most customers searching for a rubber strap were: Everest or Rubber B? Below you will find why I've chosen Everest.First, the design. I think that the curved strap connecting to the case �C instead of the drop-down style from Rubber B �C and the line running until the end of the strap are two design elements that are simply beautiful. If you look close, the Oysterflex has a similar look: the arch connecting the case and the running line until the end, not fading on the strap.Second, the cost. Although the strap it's not cheap, the Rubber B strap costs $ 240.00 ($15.00 more) without any buckle. I would have to buy a Tudor OEM deployment clasp (which is very expensive and I don't like it, personally) or an aftermarket buckle. I believe that a customer who is buying a product such as