Audemars Piguet Millenary Chronograph

Hublot Manchester United Hold Charity Auction
This week, Hublot and friends of long date Manchester United associated with an auction for charity in New York, with the Manchester United Foundation of the club. Players u man took the time to the city of five us Tour to attend "Art of Fusion Fashion Show" of window at Cipriani Wall Street, a show of track which showed off the coast of the latest timepieces of the manufacture of Switzerland.

Birthyear '79 Speedy Has Landed
My first Speedmaster Pro arrived this morning. While I initially thought about an earlier model, I settled on a birth year 1979 145.022. I am pretty pleased as the case is incredibly sharp, could be factory polish, and all of the parts appear original with the dial and hands having a pleasing patina. It came on the incorrect 1170 bracelet with 633 end links, which is not a big deal as I do not see myself ever wearing it on a bracelet.Overall, I am pretty pleased with this clean and honest example, and a birth year to boot! Now the hunt for an earlier pre-moon, maybe a 321? Who knows...

Speedmaster bezels, which is correct ?
I am thinking of replacing my very rough bezel/bezel insert on my latest Speedmaster (see 3rd photo down) It is a pre moon model 145022-69 (from early 1969) I have an option to buy a couple of bezels which supposedly are for this vintage but one has a hyphen over the first E in TACHYMETRE and the other one does not (see photos)The current bezel I have on does not have the hyphen and I am assuming it is the original so obviously I want to replace with the same, anyone know when this hyphen came in please, thanks.

Regular hour vision or annual calendar
I'm going back and forth between these two models in ss, silver face on strap. The annual seems much thicker. Does anyone know how thick both of these are? Also, does only the annual have the silicon wheel or do both? Any general thoughts on each? Thanks

Break Seal Or Not?
Looking for some advice. Let's say you have a watch, freshly serviced by the manufacturer's agent. Let's say the service provider has sealed the timepiece in a clear plastic bag. Here's the question: if you were buying that freshly serviced and sealed watch, would you a) prefer to buy the watch as photographed through the sealed plastic bag, knowing you will be the first to touch it since the factory service, or b) prefer the watch were removed and photographed without the plastic bag so you could be assured the watch is as mint as the seller stated, knowing service papers will accompany the watch?Oh, and, let's say the watch is a Patek Philippe Nautilus (in case that makes a difference...)Thanks in advance!