A shout out to Fraser Hart - UK AD
Wanted to say a big thank you to Fraser Hart (large U.K. Chain and AD). Having recently enquired about a CK2998 they told me that they had very limited availability and whilst they would give me one it was important I placed a ��2000 deposit right there and then to secure. In running around and moving money I duly did so and was advised delivery would be imminent.I've received the call today that they can't get me the watch after all but in consideration that I still want it they are prepared to give me the deposit back if I can come talk with their Manager. The fact they have wasted my time, sat on my money for 2 weeks, caused undue cost and inconvenience of which part has seen me buy a 1125 bracelet in advance seems somewhat lost on them and I just wanted to say thank you for their helpThat's one AD that won't be getting any business from me in future

Need some Omega help please.....
Can you please help me out with this old clonker? Seems to be running fine. Approx. age and anything else you can come up with.

Finally flipped the 5712 for 5164R and 5196R
Following my previous posts, I finally took possession of my new pieces.Thank you again.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Polished my Bluesy with Cape Cod tonight
This stuff is awesome! It took out the entire years worth of wear, micro scratches, and general dullness of the gold and stainless in about 1 hour of work including masking the brushed sections. I wasn't entirely happy with the rush job polish Beckertime did on the watch when I got it. Lots of directional scratches in the polish on the sides of the bracelet links and some on the case. All of those are gone and it looks better than when I got it. I used a dry silver polish cloth on the top of the bezel to polish the gold though to avoid wetting the bezel insert with mineral spirits. Also avoided polishing the brushed sides of the bezel. I re brushed those last year after finding some spots had been hit during the original lazy polish job.This Cape Cod polish is interesting. It appears to be an abrasive cloth with a mineral spirit base. I don't think there's any compound left exactly after polish. Just residual petroleum distillates to remove with soap and water after a final

first time buyer 5513 advice please
Hi there,I have read the brilliant thesis on the 5513. Thank you so much for the shared information. As a novice i have come across a 5513 serial number 1785.. evidently 1964 with meters first? The photos I have are not great. Could someone please have a look and advise me. Selling price is just under $9000.Sorry, battling with images.SA COASTAL