Geetings Watch Forum

[Inatime]

I was initially prompted to join the forum with a specific watch question but noting the breadth of discussions here, I look forward to reading and participating.  I have a very eclectic collection of wrist watches from eras between 20s and 70s and have an affinity to the 1920s and 1930s and recently with vintage Seiko.

Cheers, Patrick

[FLwatchguy73]

Welcome aboard Patrick. Related to your passion for 20's and 30's watches, I'm currently on the hunt for a square, rectangle, cushion, barrel or tonneau  shaped watch from that exact time period up to the early 50's. I have my eye on a couple specific models that I find very appealing. Anyways, great to have ya!

[Nucejoe]

Hi patrick, welcome to the forum.

[Johnnie]

Hi Patrick and welcome

[clockboy]

Welcome Patrick, enjoy the forum.

[oldhippy]

Thank you for your introduction and welcome to this friendly forum.

[Watchtime]

Hi Patrick, welcome to RWT. Really interested in seeing your eclectic collection....

[Inatime]

Thanks for the welcomes all. I post a lot of my collection on IG @inatimewatches should any be on that platform. I’ll post here over time. I was introduced to vintage collecting when my wife bought my first watch, this 1933 Hamilton Putnam.

[FLwatchguy73]

2 minutes ago, Inatime said:

Thanks for the welcomes all. I post a lot of my collection on IG @inatimewatches should any be on that platform. I’ll post here over time. I was introduced to vintage collecting when my wife bought my first watch, this 1933 Hamilton Putnam.

That's nearly identical to the one I'm getting. Very classy!

I chose a Westfield with a Bulova movement, late 30s to mid 40s, I think.

 

[Inatime]

Nice Westfield. As Westfield was a Bulova brand, many of my Bulova watches have similar features to your Westfield including stepped case and AGN dial including this Sea King.

[FLwatchguy73]

Good morning @Inatime. My Westfield arrived yesterday and I'm already wearing it today. I wrote out a whole article on it. Please feel free to check it out.

Cheers!