which can look like this (below) if you catch it right in the sun (also available in very rare and very expensive 18ct) i spotted this watch as a non worker in Bonhams, no mention it had a sought after Aventurine dial No one bid. Though it worked, i sent it to Omega agent STS who fully refurbed the case and serviced it. They can even reproduce the dial if required
also this left hooker, working but quite rough, until Kasper sprinkled his magic on it, heres the link viewtopic.php?f=61&t=8037
And some other analog quartzes :) This one I've got in gold color also:
This one was "broken" (needed some cleaning)
This one has a version of the 1310 caliber, re labeled as Tissot 2100 Very obscure. (I've got this one also in steel with original bracelet, needs some cleaning)
Here's a Favre Leuba with a 1973 Girard Perregaux calibre 353, the grand father of all modern quartzes.