u/lax1011

The bezel is overpolished. For $50k, I would pass.

Where did you get the beads of rice bracelet from ?

Not seeing the Shop offer, in case anyone has an easy way to trigger it…

I’m gonna need the link to this setup…

Your photo of a 16570 has terribly refinished lugs. Not at all what the original chamfers look like.

For sale is my Toledano & Chan b/1.2. I have *really* loved this watch, and is one of my most complimented pieces, but I've unfortunately decided to let go of it to help slim down my collection and consolidate.

Background: The b/1.2 is the second watch ever released by vintage watch aficionado Phil Toledano through his company Toledano & Chan. It sold out within minutes when it was originally released in early 2025, and I was lucky to grab one of these before it sold out. Key improvements from T&C's first release (the b/1.1) include a three-dimensional, asymmetrical crystal, a significantly refined bracelet, and a Tahitian mother-of-pearl dial.

Specs: 33.5mm case diameter--however, please note that due to the case shape, it wears significantly larger. Expect it to wear close to a standard ~39-40mm watch.

Condition: Very good condition--lightly used. Very faint scratches on the bracelet, which are very difficult to see under the naked eye. Has been sparingly worn, and remains under warranty.

Includes: Full kit (watch, full links, box, card).

Price: $7,000 + shipping. This is the cheapest example available on any major watch forum, eBay, Chrono24, etc.

Trades: Not considered at this time, unless you might have T&C's newer b/1.3r available.

Payment: Wire transfer; F2F in NYC area may also be doable.

Feedback: I have documented positive feedback on r/WatchExchange, Rolex Forums, and Watchuseek.

Confirmed. Great buyer, would do business with again!

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For sale is my vintage Omega Speedmaster, ref. 105.12-065, with the legendary 321 movement and DON (dot over ninety) bezel.

Background: A vintage Speedmaster with the original 321 movement, DON bezel, applied Omega logo. It doesn't get more quintessential Speedmaster than this. For more information on the reference 105.012, please read here: https://speedmaster101.com/105-012/

Specs: Classic Speedmaster proportions at 42mm and ~13.9mm thick.

Condition: In good, honest condition overall for a ~51 year old watch. Dial and bezel have no major imperfections. Speedmaster logo on the back is faint, but still visible. Chamfering on the lyre lugs remains visible and reasonably sharp. Please take a close look at the photos, and contact me with any questions. Overall, I would rate this as a very good example, especially compared to others out there (with dented/destroyed bezels, water damage, etc.).

Includes: Watch and OEM Omega NATO strap. No box or papers.

Price: $6,750 + shipping

Trades: Not considered at this time.

Payment: Wire transfer; F2F in NYC area may also be doable.

Feedback: I have documented positive feedback on r/WatchExchange, Rolex Forums, and Watchuseek.

For sale is my Jaeger LeCoultre (JLC) Duomètre à Quantième Lunaire (Ref. Q6042521).

Background: The Duometre line is considered one of the pinnacles in watchmaking for JLC's modern lineup. TheJLC Caliber 381, that employs a double-wing concept, meaning it has two unique energy sources. The first, regulated by the escapement and the balance, is entirely dedicated to the precise measurement of the passing of time; whereas the second source of energy is devoted to the display of the functions: hours, minutes, seconds, calendar and moon phases for both hemispheres. The two are then regulated against each other via a jumping seconds hand that measures 1/6th of a second. For more information, see Hodinkee's review here: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/hands-on-with-the-jaeger-lecoultre-duometre-a-quantieme-luna

Specs: 40.5mm diameter, which is significantly more wearable than the rest of the Duometre line (which typically comes in at 42mm).

Condition: In very good condition, with hairline scratches.

Includes: Watch, OEM JLC strap, OEM JLC rose gold buckle, and 2017 warranty card.

Price: $21,000 + shipping.

Trades: Not considered at this time.

Payment: Wire transfer; F2F in NYC area may also be doable.

Feedback: I have documented positive feedback on r/WatchExchange, Rolex Forums, and Watchuseek.

This guy sucks

Where’s that bracelet from?

Confirmed! u/antoinemo was great to work with, would do business with again. u/watchexbot

This is right. OP doesn’t have an OP39 based on this photo.

u/watchexbot sold to u/eviled72 — great buyer, prompt payment, would do business with again.

For sale is my Jaeger LeCoultre (JLC) Reverso Tribute Duoface Blue, reference Q3988482.

Background: This is by far my favorite recent Reverso configuration in JLC's lineup, with a superb sunburst blue primary dial, guilloche secondary white dial, and perfect sizing. I also think this is a by far superior version to the current blue Reverso Duoface in JLC's catalog, as the latest version no longer includes a white guilloche pattern on the secondary white dial.

Specs: 47mm x 28.3mm. For those of you who have not worn a Reverso before, this sizing fits similar to a 37-38mm watch.

Condition: In very good condition, with minor hairline scratches.

Includes: Box and papers (inner box, outer box, 2023 warranty card, manual, and original navy leather strap and deployant clasp). As an addition, I am also throwing in a strapcode (non-OEM) milanese mesh bracelet, for those of you who were enamored with JLC's pink gold reverso that came out last year: https://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/us-en/watches/reverso/reverso-tribute/reverso-tribute-monoface-small-seconds-q713216j, or if you are fans of watch influencer Minute Mon on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--J-kfu8A7M

Price: SOLD

Trades: Not considered at this time.

Payment: Wire transfer; F2F in NYC area may also be doable.

Feedback: I have documented positive feedback on r/WatchExchange, Rolex Forums, and Watchuseek.

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For sale is my vintage Omega Seamaster 300 reference 165.024.

Background: The 165.024 is a beloved reference in Omega's history, and has been often fawned over as a candidate for a reedition to spruce up Omega's current catalog. Its original production line ran approximately from 1963 to 1969, and was used as a tool of choice for the British Royal Navy. For more information, please see: https://www.omegaseamaster300.com/

Specs: 42mm wide; ~13mm thick (largely due to its hesalite crystal). Very similar proportions and case to a 42mm Speedmaster.

Condition: In very good condition overall for a vintage piece, and especially for this particular reference. Please feel free to search for other examples of the 165.024 online--many are in very rough shape, with heavily patinaed dials, chipped bezels, and lume missing from the hands. The condition of this particular example is far superior than the vast majority of 165.024's available today. Was previously serviced by an independent watchmaker in 2022.

Includes: Watch, Forstner flat link bracelet. No box/papers.

Price: $7500 + shipping. One of the cheapest examples of a 165.024 available in the U.S., and in significantly better condition than most 165.024's available on the market. There are WatchCo Seamaster 300's (i.e., frankenstein Seamaster 300's made exclusively with service parts but were never actually manufactured and sold by Omega) that are currently listed for more.

Trades: Not considered at this time.

Payment: Wire transfer; F2F in NYC area may also be doable.

Feedback: I have documented positive feedback on r/WatchExchange, Rolex Forums, and Watchuseek.

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