Watcha wearing?

Datejust my dad gifted me when I graduated college. It's got the acrylic crystal and probably getting to 40 years old. Wore it at my wedding and will give it to my son when he becomes a man. Using an app on the phone it's still under 5 seconds a day which is impressive considering it hasn't been opened up since it's left the factory. Plan to send it to Rik Deietel based on a recommendation here and Rolex forums.

 

Got my blue Bond 13 years ago, just had it serviced and enjoy wearing it everyday

 

Ok thanks

 

That info’s likely Classified

 

https://www.nesbitswatchservice.com/omega-watch.html
$700 total. No problems & I don't regret using them. The watch is running well and it's been a few months since I got it back, I really don't pay attention to see how many seconds it's off a day. All in all worth it

 

no watches but the wifey let me buy a super clean 2014 Cayman S. It’s torture to see it in the garage.

 

I’m hoping to get advice from those who would like to share their knowledge.

I acquired this Oris automatic 635 (?) and do not want it.

It appears it’s in kind of rough condition.

I’m looking for advice on;

How to confirm it works
What it’s worth, or how I would figure this out
Where I should try selling it

 

Far from an expert but browse watchrecon to get an idea of approximately value.

 

Thanks, I checked out watchrecon, no relevant listings at the moment.

Last time I checked out eBay I didn’t find anything, but this time I found several listings between 500 and 1000. They are all in of course much cleaner condition, but I saw a few videos of how to clean up what looks like some pretty superficial condition issues.

 

Seiko Presage on a Jack Foster strap. I'm a fan of the original Cocktail Time but couldn't bring myself to spend what the market is asking when a new reproduction can be had for a bit less. I had originally wanted to get a Citizen Eco-drive to be my casual off-duty not a G-shock watch I can throw on quickly without having to set the date and time, but I always get drawn back to mechanical watches.

 

Fossil "Big Tic".

 

Black dial Rolex don’t get enough love.

 

Marathon JSAR Special "M" dial release.

 

I got this Shark Clip for Christmas. I like it a lot except the colored nylon fabric slips a bit during wear. I’m hoping some salt water and sweat and wear will stiffen up the fibers.

 

I'm always been Marathon curious, but they are THICK. Good looking piece!

 

They're definitely not a watch that everyone can wear. Even the smaller 41mm and 38mm watches are pretty thick. That's also what makes them so recognizable and distinguishable from other watches. I love mine.

 

Some black dials look boring in pictures but that has a very clean presentation. I love it.