Vintage Hamilton Watch Forums

i was fortunate enough to make the acquaintance of a local watch maker. he allowed me to sit in his workshop for several months and even gave me rudimentary lessons on watch mechanics and basic repair. the experience was invaluable. collectors in horology are an under-appreciated and extremely valua...

that's a lovely example. congrats.

i wrote up a brief little post about my limited knowledge concerning the brand.

http://www.vintagehamilton.com/forum/vi ... lit=eterna

not much to it, but there a few nice pictures.

nice. i can see it fitting in with the other watches in your collection.

GLADIATOR wrote: Do you have the Hamilton that is a hunter style case - that you press at the bottom to flip open??

the flintridge? you aim high, i'll give you that. do you have several thousands of dollars in your mattress?

over the last few years i have sold a handful of watches on ebay. my disclaimer is as rude and horrible as i can make it. i tell potential buyers that they are insane for even looking at my listing. i tell them old watches are a sickness and that anyone with any sense should stay away. if it's runni...

yeah, re-dialed for sure.

all right. here we go. a little better.





i know it won't be to everyone's tastes, but so far, i love it.

sorry to revive an old, uninteresting thread, but...i found a band i liked. a used forstner komfit. and indeed it is comfortable. http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k275/sidkroft/0219130857b_zps726ef776.jpg good lord, that's a bad picture. the lighting in my office is terrible, and the photographer s...

dmhmaestro wrote:I knew you are going to react this way...

hmm. what's the name for posters on forums who say something when they know it's going to anger the members of that forum? it's right on the tip of my tongue...