Milus Herios TriRetrograde Seconds Skeleton Watch Give More To Stare At
This name is not uttered so easily, but the Milus Herios TriRetrograde Seconds Skeleton Watch is an instant classic. It even requires two full breaths to say the entire name, a quality that luxury watches seems to pride themselves on. This long titles does the Milus Herios Triretrograde Seconds Skeleton proud. A quick glance reveals a perfect square tank watch. The perimeter of the face has art-deco fashioned numerals running around a partially skeletionized view of the circular movement. No matter how square a watch is, that vast majority of movements inside these watches are round. Luckily, this movement features an automatic movement which winds the watch as you wear it. Many watches of this ilk possess manually wound watches for two reasons. One, the watch can be a bit thinner, and two, it provides unobstructed viewing of the movement which is at issue in a partially skeletonized watch. The decision to make this an automatic watch increases its everyday practicality, and thus the

Top Time 2002 ont' eBay
This looks to be a bargain even at full Buy It Now price.Is there something wrong with it that I'm not noticing?Only problems I can see are the regulator being all he way to one side & no pictures of left sub-dial re-set to top, so it might be a creeper.Still looks like a good price compared to the ones I've seen in London shops for ?1200-?1600

Incoming Vintage alert...
Issued 1956 6B/159 3xxx/56 - interesting one this one as its an official RAF mod of an earlier 1943 watch - recased in a denisson case with new dial and lumed over hands. Usually worn by Lancaster Bomber navigators and the like 30T2 movement. So whereas it never left the Omega factory like this, it certainly must have some stories to tell:

Vintage Omega Constellation 352 cal question ?
Hello, I have an early Omega Constellation with the 352 movement. I am trying to determine the year of manufacture. The case is marked 2648 with a 11 mil. serial number The movement is a 352 with the RG regulator and a 12 mil. serial number. Can anyone help direct me to a web site with information. Also which serial number do I use to determine the year?? The one the movement or the one on the case?? Thankyou for any help. David

Undecided need advice
Got a TT DJ41 last July that I love. Wear it all the time, when I got it from my AD I told him to put me on the lost for the Daytona which has always been my grail. Today the ad said still not received anything, so I'm not sure how long it will take to get one. (What's the average time you guys got urs after putting ur name.) I can only wait or, get a BNIB sub date for 8k or a used 116520 for 10k