Philip Stein Wants To Be Your Friend, Will Give You Chance To Win A Watch For The Opportunity
Philip Stein, the watch maker best known for their dual dialed watches, is embracing social media and wants your attention. The new trend today is the Twitter or Facebook giveaway. "If we get X followers/friends we will randomly give away something cool. Philip Stein wants 2,500 Facebook friends and will give away two watches when it gets that many. I've seen Philip Stein watches all over the place from people in restaurants to people on TV. The watches they are giving away are worth over a grand each.To enter, befriend Philip Stein on Facebook here. For more details and terms of the giveaway click here. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Philip Stein Active XL 45mm White Gold Tone Chronograph Quartz Watch 32 AGW GSS$167.00 (2 Bids)Time Remaining: 1h 48mBid now Philip Stein 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Oprah Watch$1,800.00Time Remaining: 2h 53mBuy It Now for only: $2,470.00Buy

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any omega experts?!?! I need some help!!
I inherited a certain omega from my grandfather and I have no clue if it's a valuable timepiece or not.. Then i found out that Omega came out with the same exact watch as I have in their museum piece collection REFERENCE 5704.60.02. The only difference is that the original one is yellow gold, if anyone has a clue on how much the ORIGINAL one costs or just a clue of its value please let me know!! I just figured that if omega came out with the same one for its museum collection then it must be kinda precious right??

Saw these today
I don't come in here very often as I have nothing valuable to add. However, I'm in a hotel in Mumbai and found a most amazing little shop run by a watchmaker. He has all sorts of instruments in there; telescopes, sextants, compasses, binoculars, clocks and, of course, watches. Most of the watches he has are vintage and a couple of those were PP. Obviously the straps are not original but I'd like to hear your thoughts. The first watch in the pictures apparently dates back to the 1920s (I think) and is for sale at US$20k. The other two are around 1930 or 1940 but I lost track with all the numbers; they're about US$14k

Rolex 5100: Beta 21
Hello everyone,This is my first post and I hope that I am posting in the correct thread. If not please let me know and I will repost in the correct one.I have recently come across a Rolex Quartz, model 5100, NO. 252 in 18k yellow gold. It is in great shape with some dents and wear but it is minor. It also has the origanal box and service papers from servicing in 1982.I am just wondering how to figure out it's value and also if I decide to part ways with it the best avenue to go about selling it. I have just checked out Chrono24 and I'm aware their pricing is a bit out to lunch but there are several available foe $25K to $140K!!! Is this correct?I have attached pictures and appreciate any advice.Thanks,