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Originally to make automatics thinner.

I'll have the plexi replaced anyway, because of damage. I'll have them check for a flat version, though this doesn't look too bad. Note that the case is much thicker than the Hamilton shown.

Yes, 60's watch. The original case back is (super slender) too thin to convert it into a display back. Personally I like the 1321 movement somewhat better esthetically (slightly bigger rotor).
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Had to get my kid out of his bed after afternoon nap... ;) - You are not very patient are you?

Its gilted, 36 mm. Crystal seems original, has some tension cracks around the perimeter.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/Buren/2015-05-23%2014.30.04.jpg

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/Buren/2015-05-23%2013.36.05.jpg
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That's really cool. Didn't know that!

I really like these 34 mm EPSA Compressor watches. The three below are Glycine (one is produced for a Belgian jeweller)

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/2015-05-09%2013.32.36.jpg...

I personally find the ceramic insert too 'shiny'/'glossy' for a toolwatch / military inspired watch.

I can hardly imagine liking a tropical Submariner with a 'like new' insert in about a your or...

Oris Worldtimer is a rather nice concept.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/Eterna_tropic.jpg

Tropical dial Kontiki. Has been laying around (with original, though buckle-extended, Gay-Frères bracelet) for some time, but...

I find there's one design flaw in these Seatime watches: the fully lumed seconds hand... It's €1050 now on the site without the steel bracelet (which seems gone from the strap section as well). I...

I really like my Stowa Seatime (though it's been going up in price at the Stowa site). It's not a hommage (which I like) and does not attempt to look lie well known divers as well. The steel bracelet...

Nice item on the (last) Defenders production on Silodrome : http://silodrome.com/land-rover-defender-production-line/

The original Lip Nautic Ski was 36 mm...

Picked up this Vetta 70's diver. Dark green gloss dial, internal date lense, bi-directional bezel with acrylic inlay and huge srew-down crown. Vetta 772 (signed both on rotor and movement) 17 jewels...

I still find this one stunning... Missed out (on this exact watch) when it came up for sale, though.

http://i29.tinypic.com/adhmk6.jpg

(Looking back at it years later, I'm not confident it's...

Had this Traversetolo (not the 'vitre', not the 8-days version) for a while... Sold it (back to the previous owner) after buying a PAM118 (and a Stowa Seatime @ 43 mm). Too many big watches.
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Thanks! Have been searching for this particular info for some time.

My DeLuca:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/2013-06-04%2008.51.43.jpg

I like the watches I have (amongst them Rolex, Panerai, Zenith, yet no Breitling or Omega) but easily resist the urge to identify myself by them... I succeed in convincing myself that I like them for...

'Ballpoint eraser' (the blue end) works for small scratches as well...

http://www.pelikan.com/pulse/vfs-public/v2012/store/writing/writing-equipment/eraser/br-40/br-40-eraser.group.jpg

Gasp! Wow!

I bought this Compressor watch back from the guy I sold it to. I missed it, he didn't wear it that much...

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/2014-07-02%2010.06.52.jpg

...and I simply :love_heart: my Dacor branded Titus Calypsomatic (quite rare and the only Calypsomatic with a depth-rating on the dial as far as I know).
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Love the Enicars and the Yema.

This one (my only quartz watch) is getting a remarkable amount of wrist-time.
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25905883/DZVL/coll.JPG

Some Titus divers I have and had... Regret selling that orange beast..