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Is this normal to have liquid dripping from the centre spot after a drive in the summer or did I break something when I scraped a speed bump today?

Mishap happened while trying my hand at my first vintage watch movement ST1686. The centre wheel and 3rd wheel got crushed by my cell phone, bending the wheel and spectating the staff from the centre wheel. Are they an easy fix or should I go look for replacement parts?

My hairy friend is known for loving 2 things in life food and sleep. Now he’s found a 3rd, watches. I think he’s got a good taste. In picture, Omega Speedy Pro Moonphase Ref 3576.50.00.

This piece caught my eye from local ad. Listed for 7500CAD. The dial and movements are very eye catching, thinking of submitting an offer. I’m new to vintage collecting, anything I should look out for or watch out for? All tips welcome!

Recently swapped the steel bracelet for a tan leather strap with tang buckle. Really digging this look. Feels like I’m wearing a completely new watch.

Quite like the way the watch looks when the lums are lit.👀

This beauty is finally back from service, after 6 months. Quite impressed with the workmanship of the independent watchmaker I went with. I don’t think this is a normal sighting, but I’ve been provided with 120 pages of report on every details of the work done on this watch. 😱 It was quite a fun read and AAA+ for record keeping.