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I love the way light plays on the dial. I picked this up about 25 years ago in an antique store. Running well

I got this one many years ago when Stayish material first hit the market. This is the back of the cab where I noticed the pattern.

Cool picture stone from El Tablon mine, Erandique, Honduras. White tundra with the aurora above.

A lucky cut through some boulder opal produced this fun split. Approx. 1 inch

This is one of my favorite gems I’ve cut from El Tablon mine. Broadflash and pinfire separated by a white stripe. Honduras opals are so under appreciated imo. There’s just not enough supply. It weighs 2.22 carats

I was very lucky to get some high grade seam opal rough from the Tablon mine in Honduras. This was cut into two stones due to the crack in the middle. I’ll post a pic in the comments.

Seam opal from El Tablon mine, Erandique, Honduras

What should I be looking for to know if this is all original, and is it worth the asking price? I saw it at a friend’s jewelry shop, the price may be negotiable.

My dad’s watch he wore during his time in the Air National Guard around 1970. He also left me an 80’s DJ, which I wear daily, but this one is my favorite. It’s working, but I really need to get it serviced. How much should I expect to pay?

I kinda like the look of this. Am I crazy? I can’t find much info on this, except it’s mid century. Found in a bag of watches my dad had sitting in a safe for almost 20 years. The movement is running

This is one of a bunch of watches my dad had stashed away. I’d need one extra link to wear it and don’t want to bother, so thinking of selling. Whats it worth?