Universal Geneve (1940s chrono): bracelet recommendation?
Dear friends,I've just purchased a 1940s, rose gold and steel Universal Geneve uni-compax chronograph. It has rose gold lugs (17mm) and a salmon dial. I'm awaiting delivery.Could you please recommend a vintage bracelet that you think would be good for it? Seems to me that a black leather strap will be best, but I'd love to hear some recommendations for a vintage bracelet that I could search for.Thanks,David

very happy with 15400
I was undecided between this and 15202. Finally make decision to grab 15400 after few times put the watch on my wrist. I was considering the size of 15400 would be too big for me. My wrist size is just close to 7 inches. Now I am very happy with my decision. 15400 sits perfectly on my wrist and gives sporty look I desired. Hence, I can save the extra money should I've purchased 15202 towards saving for PP Aquanaut 5167. Thanks to all forum members. Reading through all of your guys very knowledgable postings makes me arrive at the right path of choosing the most suitable RO for me

AP Grail!!!!
Played around with my ultimate AP grail today, First time I've seen it live and it was much better then i could imagineThis piece had me smiling all day

What Omega is this?
Morning folks!I was walking past a pawn shop in London yesterday and spotted this Omega in the shop window. The pawnshop owner wouldn't let me handle the watch and was sat behind a 4 inch thick glass window (guess he may have been bitten by previous experience). He did however hold up and show me the watch so I could take photos of it.Anyone know what kind of Omega this is? And if its genuine? I do like the look of it. https://ibb.co/fYKyEGhttps://ibb.co/jdQS8bhttps://ibb.co/ncfuobhttps://ibb.co/kXwdEGThanks!

Speedmaster Model Complexity
New to mechanical watches and I really appreciate the information on this forum. I've been lurking and browsing for about 2 months and I am just amazed at what is available. I honestly was headed toward the next 42mm Explorer II, but am not sure if I'm ready to spend that much on my first real watch. I quickly looked through the Omegas and thought, Speedmaster, interesting. Then I was completely surprised to find no two watches I had pulled from the display case were the same. 42mm, broad arrow, 44mm, manual wind, leather strap, saphire, steel case back..seriously, they had this many choices on the moon?Mind you some sales people don't really mention the reference number so that wasn't helping me. I thought it best to head home and do some research and I am glad you folks are here. I have some easy questions that I could probably find the answers to if I plowed through more posts. Everyone seems friendly enough for a few newbie questions. 3570.50.00 Hesalite, steel caseback