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Their propaganda might give an Armand Nicolet model number for their movements, but their just rebadged ETAs as far as I've seen. Nothing new - many companies have been doing this for years: I'd like to see their in-house movements if they truly do have any.

I've seen Joe wearing a rose gold & black Bulgari before, but he seems to be sporting a Diagono Calibro 303 chronograph: Pretty cool if you ask me!

I mean, an upside down watch should sell cheap! Sorry, couldn't resist. AP is a step over Rolex in quality and flies under the radar a little better.

The serial number dates it to approximately 1966.

..... retrograde meant going back to when an A meant getting a 92% or better instead of the modern lax 90%.

Art, that's a killer watch. What's under the hood - a 354?

I've seen this thread on other forums, yet none of the posts have pictures in them. Wish I knew what these watches looked like.

Used to own a couple nice looking 60's pieces - caliber 321 on the left, caliber 861 on the right: ....but they didn't fit well under a shirt cuff and they didn't seem to work in a casual setting so I sold them. Now I have this Chronostop and wear it frequently on days off:

I'm also left a little cold by most of Omega's modern offerings, but can't get enough of their vintage pieces. Seamasters & Connies for me also, but I mixed in a Genève and a Seamaster De Ville too. As of now, I think I have a baker's dozen - and maybe more if I ever pry Hoi's 2627 white waffle dial