Invicta Pro Diver Automatic Charcoal Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 19801

Just inherited a Moonwatch, advise needed.
Hi everyone, forst time poster and grateful to have found this forum!I've just inherited a circa 1964 Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch. It is working but is a watch that has been worn for almost 50 years so has plenty of scratches and marks on it. I was hoping you could advise me as to just how desirable a watch like this is, and some idea as to it's value. It has sentimental value but it is unlikely to be worn, so will probably try to sell it. Any advise on how to do that would also be appreciated.Many thanks.

My First Patek - ID?
I just graduated college and my grandfather gave me this vintage Patek as a graduation gift. He has had it for quite some time and does not have the certificate anymore. I'd like to know what model it is (if anyone can tell me) and what year it was made (I think early 60s from the research I've done but I can't seem to find one that matches it). Thanks for the help!P.S. - sorry for the glare in the photo.

My first watch project...
So I bought this watch from Manbushijie a few weeks ago, but the dial was slightly off to the right, so it looked like the second hand dial sat to the left. This bugged me endlessly (little bit of OCD). This week I did my first deconstruction - went rather smoothly. Had to reshape the dial slightly on the left (the movement actually got pushed to the left every time the crown got inserted and the crown lock put on and locked, and the dial didn't move with it). You can actually see it in the first photo below.Well in the process of discovering what was wrong, the hands had to be taken off a few times, and they got a little bit scratched up where they fit onto the movement. I thought this was the ideal time to try my first modification at aging my watch. So bought I bought some 1500 and 1200 sandpaper and some bronze antique rub. I lightly sanded the hands to give them a banged up look, and the bronze antique rub was applied to the dial after being sanded slightly. The aging techni

Removing a bracelet.........??
Hey guysI am hoping someone can give me some assistance! I have bought a leather strap for my newly acquired TAG as I wanted the option of changing between the bracelet and a nice leather strap for different occasions/moods.You can see a pic below of the strap, which I am really happy with, BUT I just can't remove the bracelet!! I have the proper spring bar tool, and I can use this to free the spring bar on one side, but I can't wriggle the end link enough to actually completely get the bar out. It just moves around near it's hole, and eventually clicks back into place.With one side of the spring bar compressed and not in it's hole I just can't compress the other side at all.Is there something I am missing?? Is it normally quite straightforward to remove a bracelet? I can do it on my Sub really easy, but it is the model with holes in the lugs which I guess helps!

Which Patek Chrono to pair with ALS 1815 Chrono
Hey mates,I really enjoy my 1815 Chrono. Looking to add a Patek chrono to the mix as I moved a few watches out. Been debating between the 5170G black dial and the 5960P grey dial - which could be had for a very nice price these days (50K USD). Two different watches in aesthetics and movement architecture. But I just ran into a beautiful & untouched 5070G which I've been smitten by, so much better in the metal than in pics, I simply forgot how beautiful it is. So basically which Patek chrono would compliment my 1815 Chromo boutique edition (with the blue markings).5170G Black - different color and aesthetic to the Lange, dressier.5960P Grey - Totally different design and the addition of an annual calendar. More sporty and I've always had soft spot for the 59605070G - white dial. Absolute classic. Only appreciating in value. But similar vintage style aesthetic to the Lange.IMG_1926.jpgIMG_1667.jpgIMG_8050.jpgB7-GRl2CUAEG4jK.jpg001_Patek-Philippe-Annual-Calendar-5960P-001-Pla