Seiko

NASA BRACELET made by JB Champion U.S.A. straight expandable end links (not Forstner reproduction)

Stopped by my AD yesterday to see about the BB 58 GMT and tried this one on. The dial color is very nice and well executed and at 43mm it fits surprisingly well. Tudors do seem to work well on my wrist despite being a bit larger. This one has presence and looks very nice.

Dear fellow WIS, Am proud to present to you my latest acquisition, a 1675 GMT-Master with black bezel from 1966 ! Unfortunately, it features a replacement dial from the mid-eighties but overall it sure looks the business. This reference seems to be quite the forum favorite, and now I understand why:

The way the end links and bracelet hug the wrist is amazing. Well done to JLC.

Please find below a quick introduction about Geo Ham, the famous French illustrator. If like me you enjoy motor racing art you may have come across his paintings at some point. Géo Ham, born Georges Hamel ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9o_Ham ), was a French painter, illustrator, and poster a

Back when it was still Heuer and not TAG Heuer, this must have been a catalog from the late 1970s … about 50 years ago. Not as high end as some of the previous catalogs I posted, but this one is worth seeing just because of the prices. The Carrera, Daytona, Autavia, Silverstone, Monza… watches that

Hi all, hoping someone can help identify this vintage Piaget. Outer case back: “FOND ACIER INOXYDABLE”, serial 135100 Inner case back: “PIAGET SWISS”, number 60187 Movement: manual wind, “PIAGET SWISS” on plate, “UNADJUSTED” stamped, “AZM” on balance cock Dating it to ~1965–68 based on the serial. M

I just decided it will be one of my 12 summer watches, this year. So I fear you will have to get used to see several photos of this one. Best, Nicolas

First 4 pages with his real old stuff. not for sale in this catalog but a part of the history Unfortunately watch you just NEVER see Watches from the late 90's to early 2000 Still damn nice