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About 9 months ago sent this off to Garrick to sell but they forgot about it. So it’s back now with a free service. Just undecided what to do now. My eyesight isn’t what it was and the hour hand is a bit small for a quick read of the time. Also I prefer about 38mm and this is 42 I think. Might see what Subdial think it’s worth. Torn really. Thought appreciated.

Two Watches And A Wall Clock. One New Chapter For STOWA. STOWA was founded by Walter Storz in Hornberg, Germany, in 1927. The company has a long history of mechanical watchmaking, with its pilot watches becoming one of the most recognisable parts of the STOWA story. STOWA’s original pilot watch dates back to 1940, followed by the Baumuster B design around 1942. The watches were built around clear, highly legible dials and became an important part of the company’s history... STOWA And WRC. German Watchmaking Meets Rally Racing.

I like this very much indeed - particularly the porcelain dial. A very different dress watch - but (and there is a but) it is, at least for me, just too big for a dress watch at 41mm and 14.1 thick makes it a bit of a biffer. If it were 38ish and ~12 mm it would be a classic I think. Let's face it, this is a watch with a natural habitat of a crisp Jermyn St cuff. £4.3K is more than reasonable for something in this bracket in today's pricing rainbow.

Urgent Repair request ! My mother bought me the above watch for a 21st present. over its life i forgot to take the battery out for storage and i see tiny blue green crystal on one of the hands. i changed the battery, but didnt see any serious contamination, but alas, it seems to be jammed. As it was a present from my mum who passed away 1 yr to date, i decided to get it fixed. My daughter took it back to the UK and went to H Samuel as they were apparently the main retailer. They sent it away... Accurist MB395

The Seiko BFK is a solid tool watch, with proper diver DNA (this reference was compliant with ISO6425 dive watch standards), tipping the scales at about 200g. There are signs of wear on the bezel and crystal but, in my opinion, it wears its marks well. As ever, ask for more pictures if you want them. For sizing, I've included a photo of it on my 17.5 or 18cm (depending on the day) wrist. I've enjoyed wearing it, and have previously described it as "the most fun per pound spent"... Seiko 5M62 'BFK'

OK, I know some on here have/had, bikes, I've certainty had more than a few, ranging from self destructing British twins, Japanese multis, and some of Europe's finest, Guzzi's, Ducati's, and BMW's. But, there has always been the reliable everyday all weather reliable hack. Here's my favorites. (Pics from the web) Honda XL 250 K3... Motorcycles

I have 2 x stainless steel mesh bracelets that I don't want/use any more. Numbers 2 & 3 in the photo above. I've put all the details (length, width, finish etc) in the photo. I'm looking for £10 each or £17.50 for both of the remaining bracelets. I will pay for 1st class post. Thanks for looking 👍😊

I would really like a thin watch to add to my collection , must be mechanical , 37 to 40mm not ultra thin say 6 to 8mm with a budget of 3 to 8k anyone any idea's?

Hi, I've acquired this lovely looking Swiss Made watch, by Anglo-Swiss, model: Cavalry. I can't see any other one like it on the Internet - has anyone any experience of this manufacturer? Is it generally a good watch? I see a look of references to India despite being "so called" Swiss Made.

I've not had this long (it's an ex- @Filterlab watch I think) but I've hardly worn it. It's a nice watch that's in excellent condition & working as it should. Made by Watchdives but it's completely sterile without a manufacturers name, or any specifications, on it anywhere. *42mm across with the screw down crown x 46mm lug to lug x 10mm thick (11mm with strap). *Lug width is 20mm & it's fitted with an elasticated NATO style one piece strap. *Movement is the sweeping Seiko... Benrus/Marathon Navigator clone (Watchdives)