New Member - French Londoner

Hi all,

After spending quite some time reading and learning on this forum I decided it's time to sign up and introduce myself.

But first of all, the least I can say is thank you all for the information and help you provide on this forum, it is a mine of information for people like me who wants to learn more about omega vintage watches in the hope/aim of buying one.

Now more about me, I'm in my 30s, French but I live on London, UK. I've always loved wearing watches, even if the first ones I had were cheap quartz one. I now have 3 watches I really like, an automatic Junkers, an Omega Seamaster Quartz and an automatic Longines.

Junkers


Omega


Longines


I also use to have a vintage Junghans but I gave it to my mate for his wedding.
I've only got this poor picture from WhatsApp:


And the reason why I joined this forum:
Since I let go my vintage Junghans, I've been looking for a new one to buy. I want a gold (filled or capped) case or a SS case with cream/patina dial. The more I was doing research online, the more I felt in love with vintage Omegas 🥰.
The constellation ones really appeal to me, I don't know if it's because of the style, the font they used for the word 'Constellation', or the little star on the dial. But some of them really are out of my league in terms of budget (pie pan constellation will have to wait I am afraid), so I am also thinking about a vintage Seamaster. Hopefully spending more time on forum will help me find the right one 😀.
I've already spent more time watching eBay's listings than I am willing to admit, but I really don't want to buy a fake / redial / modified one 😡

I was planning on doing a short presentation, but here we are..

Jerome

Bienvenu au Londonien !

Welcome aboard - I quite like the Junkers you got!

Oh wow I did not know this website. Looks like I still have quite a lot of reading to do (the sort of reading I enjoy!). Thanks!

I'll definitely solicit your help before buying anything 😬


Thanks!
The Junkers is not a very fancy watch but it has a sort of vintage look that I like. And it's the first automatic watch I ever owned, I have to admit seeing/feeling the rotor spins is very enjoyable.

Welcome on board Jerome. The Longiness master chronograph was always one of my favourites in my early years of watch collection. Lovely watch

Welcome to the game. i've always liked the Longines master. The junkers design it rather cool for a "simple" miyota movement.
You'll find a certain number of french speakers here, this can be helpful sometimes.

Welcome and Bonjour !

Welcome and nice collection..i liked most the Longines with moon phase..😀