The below items are required in all sales/trade posts. Condition (TZ Scale): Sale/Trade Price: Payment Method(s): Email Address: Photo(s): WTB Replacement timing bezel and bezel retainer spring for 1980s Belair Seapearl 600 dive watch. Bezel must be 26mm id. Reasonable price paid. Please PM me or email pics and asking price to blueridgesafety at yahoo dot com. Thanks.

I was watching a re-run of one of my favorite TV shows from the 70s, Emergency! and noticed that one of the main characters was wearing a pretty cool watch. John Gage had on what looked to be a two register chronograph, but I couldn't tell exactly what it was...does anyone know what it is? For those of you who aren't familiar with the show, it told the story of two L.A. County fire department

And if recommendations can be made without violating forum rules, who, what, where would you recommend to perform the necessary service? I can't seem to be able to find any watch maker who is willing to work on these Russian/Soviet beauties. Respectfully, Fifty Fathoms

Actually I think one of the pilots does wear a Rolex GMT Master (or a good copy of one). If memory serves, Pan American Airlines struck a deal with Rolex in the late 1950s or very early 1960s to supply their pilots with that specific watch. The reason was that Pan Am was expanding internationally and its pilots and navigators needed watches that were capable of indicating GMT. The researchers o

Thanks! I didn't think it was right.

...be as loose as it seems to be on vintage Vostok military watches? I have one from the mid 1980s and it almost spins freely when turned, making it absolutely worthless (IMHO) for timing. The watch was bought new-old-stock, and any answers would be appreciated. Respectfully, Fifty Fathoms

The below items are required in all sales/trade posts. Condition (TZ Scale): Sale/Trade Price: Payment Method(s): Email Address: Photo(s): Wanted: 1960s-1970s Timex "true" dive watch rated at 200 feet water resistance. Must run and keep reasonable time, small nicks and scratches okay, no cracks in crystal. Hands and dial must have all luminous intact. Original band is a plus. Willi

Re: A vintage divers' timepiece! Always interesting and wanted! - 1 year ago

Thanks, IF! It is one of my favorites. Peace, Fifty Fathoms

Re: Happy New Year PMWF !!!What are we wearing today? - 1 year ago

My New Years Eve and New Years Day watch: A 1971 Bulova Accutron Deep Sea.

...that the current fad of pocket watch sized wrist watches will ever die? Will we ever get back to what I consider "normal" sized wrist watches? You know, the 34-36mm cases meant for men to wear? I saw one on a guy the other day that was so big that it looked like he'd strapped his bedside alarm clock to his wrist! That monstrosity had to be at least 55-60mm! I think those huge watches are

Stem-wound mechanical movement; winds, sets, runs; matching expansion band; 32mm x 32mm gold-plated case with interesting lugs. Just imagine wearing this stylish watch on a date with that redhead you met yesterday! Opera? Theater? Her place? I can see Cary Grant or even Bogey wearing this watch…why not you? Watch is in very good condition. $100 USD by money order. Contact me at &

No touble now. Thanks!

No longer trouble...got what I needed. Thanks!

Re: I was looking for a gold watch for everyday dress up wear: - 1 year ago

Good looking Seiko! How about posting a pic of that Russian Presidential? Sounds interesting... Respectfully, Fifty Fathoms

Hello Everyone! I am brand new to this site so if I've posted this in the wrong place, I apologize. I am in need of a couple of extra bracelet links for my 3100 series Luminox watch. The bracelet is the steel and carbon fiber type. Anyone have a couple of spares they'd be willing to sell/trade/donate to me? I'm willing to pay a reasonable price for them...please let me know. Thanks,