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Been going through a couple of boxes that have been stashed away for who knows how many years. A great trip down memory lane, made all the more rewarding by the discovery of my first ever watch! I was convinced it had been lost in various moves over the years.It was a present for christmas 1966 from my folks when I was 7 years old! I remember being just about the proudest kid that ever lived! I think I had it serviced once (after an accidental dunking) and this is about its 4th band. It never missed a beat and was a great time keeper. Wound it up - and away she went - almost deserving of honorary Hamilton status? I think I owe the old girl a clean and service.Anyone know anything about Vymo watches? The web is not exactly dripping with information.

Something You Don't See Everyday...
One of the guys I work with has a minor watch fetish.This is one his acquisitions. It's an H.Y. Moser, dated from around 1885. When he got it, it wasn't running, and it just needed a good goin' through.He brought it to my jeweler, and she carefully and patiently restored the watch. The original parts were all hand-milled and, to maintain the integrity of the watch, she only wanted to use hand-milled parts, as required, for replacements. She had to contact some colleagues in Europe to obtain some of the parts she used. The hand-painted dial was intact and clean, which was a good thing. She said finding another one would've been difficult, at best.Unfortunately, she didn't photograph the watch during the restoration process. She said it was likely a ship's Captain's pocket watch, re-cased around the turn of the century as a wristwatch. The strap, obviously, is not original (it's made by a company called Banda), so I didn't go out of my way to photograph that.So, here ya' go:It was diffic

Would you dive with your AP?
I took the plunge literally and took my ROO rose gold into the ocean. I don't go super deep, I think I was maxed out at 23 meters but still. Kind of amazing to me that these things function flawlessly in the sea. Going to dive again tomorrow and take a photo this time.

Should I service my 5056P?
I bought a Patek 5056P in 2005. Wore it quite a bit in 2005/2006, then it pretty much was in the safe all the way to today. The watch is in excellent condition, some minor wear from every-day use but no hard scratches or dings. I believe with very minimal polishing it can look like new.It's about 11 years now and though there's nothing wrong with the watch, should I go ahead and have it serviced by Patek? I have not had it on a watch winder (which I should have, I'm now learning) so I'm wondering if its a good idea to just go ahead and do the servicing anyway.Much appreciated. Thanks.Colin