Exclusive Nomos 'Timeless Club' Watch For Timeless Luxury Watches In Texas
Sponsored PostThe Nomos Timeless Club WatchTimeless Luxury Watches, an authorized Nomos Glash��tte watches dealer in Texas, is releasing a new exclusive model which is the product of a collaboration between Timeless and Nomos watches in Germany. The aptly named Nomos "Timeless Club" watch is the result of that collaboration, a highly modified incarnation of the existing Nomos Club line that not only introduces new styling and colors, but will also co-introduce a new movement with Nomos' own Metro Datum.The DesignThe Nomos Timeless Club is a new collaboration from Timeless Luxury Watches and Nomos Glash��tte that combines elements from existing models into something very different than anything that came before it.?The Nomos Timeless Club uses an identical 38.5mm steel case from the original Nomos Club Dunkel Datum. Nomos watches tend to wear large, so 38.5mm is actually a surprisingly versatile size, in line with modern standards. Water resistance is 100 meters.More interesting, however,

The Patek Philippe timeless will also be a showcase for the work of unique jewelry
The timeless will also be a showcase for the work of unique jewelry and a new line of watches that Gilbert Albert will debut in the not too distant future. Sections of the shop by Patek Philippe CollectionRelated in Patek Philippe newsPatek Philippe made new announcements of generations, features actual fathers and Sons Patek Philippe REF. 5139G perpetual calendar Watch

Speed Master Broad Arrow
I went to look at the Aqua Terra 8500 and instead walked out with this. But I do like the 8500 movement, guess I'll have to wait for the Planet Ocean one.

1950 351 Bumper - Canadian Military Issued?
Hey all,Looking for some information. A few months ago I bought a large collection of items from a Canadian Army WW2 & Korean War veteran's estate - military uniform pieces, medals, binoculars, Zeiss camera, patches etc. When the box of stuff arrived, I found that the seller had included some extra items that he hadn't told me about. He threw in the man's 1950 Omega 351 Bumper. Stainless steel case, automatic, working. I've take some shots - they're not good but I'll blame our camera that is dying. :) The watch is nicer looking in person than in these shots. The watch has the veteran's name and service number engraved on the back, and it matches other military items in this collection that also have his name & number engraved on them, including his 1950 Zeiss Contessa camera. I don't have any information about whether Canada actually issued Omega watches to its servicemen. So here are my questions: 1. Did the Canadian military issue Omega wristwatches OR did this man

Upgrading the Explorer 214270
It's possible that a similar thread has been posted on this forum but I searched and didn't find anything. Anyway, here's my question. If one has the older version of the explorer I with the MK1 dial and shorter hands is it possible to upgrade to the MK2 dial with longer hands? If so, does the watch have to be sent to a RSC or can it be done at an AD? Has anyone done this? If so, how much did it cost? I have an explorer I with a MK1 dial and I'm really happy with it, short(er) hands and all, but I'm curious as to what options I have. Thanks, Robert