Its all mine..

My cat has taken an interest in my Ennebi watches. Its now all hers...

Ahh.... this is life....

Its so comfortable with the Ennebi in my grasp, now it is safe...

What? you want it back? Just try...

Battery change...

Just noticed the wall clock in my house is not running. Battery change... This time, a wall clock. 

The wall clock... :)

The movement. Powered by an AA battery. 

Likely the easiest battery change I have done. :)

The new battery in. Wait and check that the clock works. Since the clock does not have a seconds hand, we need to wait for the minute hand to move. 

About a minute... :)

Back on the wall....

I wish....

How I wish this is my collection, alas it is not....

The Tudor boys...

The Rolex boys..

Closer view of the boys...

Explorer II reference 16570 with the 3186 movement. 

GMT Master reference 1675....

Sea Dweller reference 16600, last with lug holes. 

Milgauss reference 116400GV. 

Tudor Prince Date. 

Tudor Prince Date-Day with California dial. 

Tudor Chrono Time 79280P.

Tudor Black Bay Red.

Tudor Heritage Ranger. 

Tudor Submariner Snowflake reference 7016.

Tudor Pelagos.

Tudor Heritage Chrono Black. 

Just lovely....

Shot with Olympus EM10 and M. Zuiko 25mm lens.

Lume shot, new toy....

Got a new toy to play with and review...

At full charge, after 2 minutes under my table lamp.

Full charge, normal exposure to light.

Any guesses?

Signs...

As I wind down from collecting watches, I was thinking about maybe a final watch to close the collection. I was thinking about this while driving. And what do I see....

Pam00372 maybe? Panerai Firenze Boutique Edition maybe (PAM00605)?

Rolex Vintage Forum

A good friend linked me to this new forum focused on Vintage Rolex and Tudor. Looks cool and promising.

For more information:

Rolex Vintage Forum

Brushing.. Now complete

After spending a couple of hours brushing and changing a couple of different types of 'scotch brite', I am basically happy with the result.

I prefer the brushed finish as compared to the polished finish of the original.

There are still traces of the polish finish, especially at the edges of the lug with the case. I will still continue to brush the watch and adapt the 'scotch brite' to brush those hard to reach places. I am also looking into investing in a Bergeon Scratch Brush Pen.

Or maybe this might help? 

Photograph: Ofrei

And no, it is not a 'scotch brite' but an Omega Microlon Pad. It is used to refinish titanium watches like the X-33.