Please help me identify this watch.
Hi Guys just wondering if anyone can help with more info on this watch. History:It was given as a gift by my Grandfather (since passed away) to my twin brother in the early 70's whilst visiting in Greece. Peter has not worn the watch for over 20 years, it's been sitting in a drawer. He says it runs perfectly. It was last serviced by Omega in the 90's. I have discovered it is referred to a Soccer dial (apparently because of the 45 min sub-dial, because that is the time for each hasl of a soccer match?). The bezel is rotated by the crown at the 10 o'clock position. I am not sure what the numbers on the bexzel are meant to represent. I would also love to get an idea of it's value? It appears to be in very good condition, and Peter still has all receipts and papers. It has never been polished! Omega_II.jpgomega.jpg

Perpetually Patek (an incoming)
Just wanted to share something that finally found its way into my wrist.Ref. 5040J Really like the size and dial layout of this old bird. Been wanting a Patek perpetual for SO long and glad to finally fulfill that wish! Any other perpetuals on the wrist today out there?

Thierry discusses the 5960 and 5990
in this video.thewatches.tv/en/showtime...selworld-2014/

Thoughts on the Pam 190??
I am on getting close to trading in my 112 on a 190 (plus cash). I am some what new to Panerai and have always owned Rolex watches. When I saw the 190 it really stood out to me and struck a cord that Rolex just has not done for me lately. Wanted to know what you guys thought about the 190. The deal would be my 112 plus about $4k cash.

Watch winder in your safe?
Does anyone keep a watchwinder in the safe? If so I'm assuming it's battery powered, any brand recommendations for this? I have a wonder that required an outlet and if i want to keep it in the safe it's not possible to plug it inThanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk