Monkey wrote:

Mr Rick wrote:Only worn on Sunday.

Valjoux 7734 movement in that???

Not an expert on movements but it's a Heuer Cal 12.



http://www.onthedash.com/movements.shtml

Courtesy of the fine folks at OTD.

Cheers,

Rick

This beauty today, Omega Aqua Terra 8500





This one is lined up for tomorrow

Mr Rick wrote:

Monkey wrote:

Mr Rick wrote:Only worn on Sunday.

Valjoux 7734 movement in that???

Not an expert on movements but it's a Heuer Cal 12.



Cheers,

Rick

Ah, interesting....you don't see those that often!! A lot of Breitlings have the 7733/34 movement, which is a good movement, but when you can buy similar watches with this movement for £200 - £400.....it makes you wonder what you get extra for a Breitling that's for sale at £1200 -1400 with exatly the same mov't??

This is your mov't http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db. ... k&Heuer_12

This one called to me this morning:

Lavaine wrote:This one called to me this morning:

And what did it say??? Nice watch.....mine is getting some quite frequent wear at the mo........never says anything to me tho?!!

Excelsior Park 40 calibre.

At the risk of becoming predictable and boring...

downer wrote:At the risk of becoming predictable and boring...

It's a nice watch, so I'll let you off this time!! lol

Is that the 8 o'clock flight?



My first auto - The SeaPro SX Diver. And yes it is a homage watch.

Monkey wrote:

Lavaine wrote:This one called to me this morning:

And what did it say??? Nice watch.....mine is getting some quite frequent wear at the mo........never says anything to me tho?!!

It said "Please take me out in the sun. I get scared in this dark watch box. And those damn English CW watches stay up all night partying!"

After posting a picture of this watch on another thread last night, I realized that I haven't worn it in a while. I bit formal for a t-shirt and shorts, but it came out for the day anyway.

Have been wearing this today

The Hamilton Khaki X-Wind, on a black Hamilton leather strap: