Less than two months ago I purchased a Constellation with dual sub dials. It had an issue with the day and date not turning over correctly and folks on here were very helpful in getting it sorted out. Works perfectly now. I like the Constellation with the two claws on both sides and we'd gotten one for my dad a couple years back. I finally picked one up of my own and now less than two moths later I've put it up for sale. In its place, last Friday night I picked up a Seamaster GMT 50th Anniversary (02534.50.00). My first automatic watch in at least 30 years. I really like it.
I'd been eying the various POs that everyone keeps talking about but the prices are above where I want to be right now. Unlike many folks on here I don't think I'll become a collector per se. I'll probably end up owning a couple or three watches. One everyday, one special occasion, and perhaps a spare for when the main one is away being serviced or some such.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to all that helped with the Constellation and I look forward to continuing to lurk and learn so much more than I have already.
A.


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Edouard Lauziers Tuscany
HMT Avinash
Omega Seamaster GMT (White)
Seiko Orange Moster
Omega Seamaster Professional
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1964 Bulova 214 Accutron Astronaut
1964 Bulova Accutron 218
1968 Bulova 214 Accutron Railroad Approved
1969 Bulova 218 Accutron Doctor watch
1970 Bulova 218 Accutron
1970 Bulova Accutron Deep Sea 666
1971 Bulova Accutron Astronaut Mark II
1972 Bulova 214 Accutron Spaceview
1973 Bulova 224 Accuquartz
1973 Bulova Accuquartz
1973 Bulova Accuquartz
1973 Bulova Accutron 218 w/Accutron symbol dial
1974 Bulova 218 Accutron
Longines Admiral Ultronic tuning fork watch
Omega Seamaster 2253.80
Rolex Datejust 16220
Rolex Explorer II 16570
Rolex Submariner 16610
Universal Geneve Unisonic with tuning fork
zenith xl-tronioc tuning fork watch 