Breitling for Bentley Flying B Chronograph A44365 Watch

Rolex Two-Tone Submariner?
Today I went to the mall and into Osterman's Jewelers again and I was looking at several of it's Tag, Omega, and Rolex watches. So I asked the dude who was working there a few questions about the two tone Submariner. They were selling the Submariner for almost 10k! He said that it's also full gold parts and not plated. He asked me if I wanted to try it on but I said no because I was scared I might drop the watch or accidentally scratch it or something.How much does it even weigh since it uses real gold parts on its bracelet and face. I'm thinking it must weigh a lot but I'm not sure myself.

Your thoughts on modern Hamiltons?
I read a lot of talk on this board about vintage Hamiltons, but not much about the modern ones. To me, they seem to offer a great quality watch for the money (automatic ETA movements, nice designs, etc), with a name that flies under the radar of a lot of non-watch fans. I like the styling of some of their watches a lot.On the other hand, I have heard talk that the name does not mean as much, since it's not owned by Swatch, and is not the same company as the original American Hamilton. I'm curious what your opinions are.

Zenith Crystal
My 3 year old granddaughter dropped my Zenith Sporto and cracked crystal between the 11 and 12 o'clock position Any suggestions in tri state area as to reputable watch maker to replace crystal Don't want to wait months for this repair but want it to be done correctly. Money is no object as I will extort the funds from her mother (my daughter)

Advice on pricing used 14790ST
All, I would like to ask your assistance in pricing a watch I am helping my employer sell. The watch has been worn and used. Unfortunately the box, papers, manual have been discarded. I did have him pay for a certificate of authenticity from the AP Boutique on 57th St in Manhattan / NYC.The model number is 14790ST.OO.0789ST.09, E-series - Caliber 2225 36 Jewels, and described as Dark Blue Big TAP. AP 10 Index Dial, stainless steel case and bracelet with 11 links at 12h and 7 links at 6h - and no spare links, appears to be sized for 6.5 wrist.He has the travel case (or is it AP service case?) and the certificate of authenticity as well as the receipts from AP for the watch with serials for both the watch case and the movement noted. The watch has not been repolished, runs and keeps time properly, winds without issue. I don't know if it has been serviced or not so I'd guess not. I'm told he acquired the piece in the early 2000's.What would be a fair asking price for it? He believe

5960p - Which dial color?
Hello all. Wanted to get everyone's opinion on which 5960p dial you would prefer if you had to choose one. As most of us know, the black dial is more rare due to its short production run, wanted to see what your thoughts and opinions are of the three dial colors: black, blue and gray and why. Is it safe to assume the gray dial has the longest run and is most readily available?Thanks in advanceWillieHere are photos borrowed online: