Eberhard & Co Contograf Watch: Modern Vintage
With brands either digging into their back catalog or creating new watches with no prior references, there is?no shortage of watches being introduced as of late that hearken back to earlier eras. This means, for the modern watch enthusiast, that you can find a modern timepiece (with all its attendant quality, materials, and accuracy) that references (or even looks identical) to a watch from the era that you find yourself drawn to. In other words, you can go "vintage" without worrying about having to baby the piece. If 1960s sport watches are your thing, then Eberhard & Co has your ticket.The original Contograf was introduced in 1960, and its 2014 counterpart certainly carries forth the look. One of the more intriguing elements that they carried forth from the original can be found on the chronograph minutes register found over at 3 o'clock. It has bolder markings at the 3, 6, and 9 minute marks. This was put in place for timing phone calls - not something you'll use these days, I d

prev 15202 or '12 15202?
hi all,am kinda interested in getting a jumbo for myself..however I can't decide if i should get the pre-2012 15202 or the '12 15202!just saw the pre-2012 15202 at my ad today and i must say it is quite the looker! haven't got a chance to see the '12 15202 in the flesh though.. if you guys were to choose, which would you guys go for,the pre-'12 15202 or the '12 15202, and why!

My second Omega .... Blown away!
Words cannot describe the beauty of this watch. I'm still pinching myself and picking up my jaw from the floor everytime I look at it.I am still stoked and have the major butterflies after picking this up. I didn't imagine I would actually go through with it but I did. Walked into the local AD and after I saw it...BAM...It was love at first sight and then said to myself...Dam, shouldn't have come in here LOL.Did I mention I'm still picking up my jaw from the floor.....Enjoy the eye candy cause there is ALOT of it below :)

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Who has flipped a "hot" watch for profit?
I am curious how many on here have bought a watch specifically to sell it right away and make a profit. I do not mean you traded in a watch for less than you paid for cash or for less than you paid towards trade. There is all this talk about people buying a hot model just to sell it instantly but I have never met anyone who has done it. My AD offered me a Daytona and a white steel sky dweller. When I passed I got the look of thanks for not buying to flip.Anyone here buy an ss for the purpose of instantly flipping at profit?