Jaeger-LeCoultre MASTER COMPRESSOR MEMOVOX TRIBUTE TO DEEP SEA

NAWCC:To-days Gem! A piece of history
Some of you may remember this post here:http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...htm#post563323Well I have been waiting for this rare piece to arrive, probably the earliest American wristwatch in my collection, and among the earliest timepieces from American wristwatch history.Up to a few days ago, I was pretty sure that the earliest men's wristwatches were 1916, but thanks to Stan Anthony Czubernat, we now have evidence of 'adverts' (not actual timepieces) as early as 1913!!Anyway, here I want to show you my latest and most interesting purchase, its a 1917 Hampden Offset Crown and 12 at 3 o clock. This company was also called the Dueber-Hampden Watch CompanyThis watch numbers among the earliest of American wristwatches. Serial No: 3,347,688 dating it to 1917.The case: A very unusual case style by (Dueber Watch Case co, signed only Silverine, which means Nickel), design for a belt strap to slide neatly under the 3 piece case, 3 piece.Using a ‘Lepine’ movement and ultra rare

AP Service in Canada
It seems that Ottawa swiss watch services located in Ottawa is a AP repair centre for Canada. Anyone have any experience with them?Thanks

Finally know what I want - Now how do I get it??
Hi All!Nice forum you gentlemen got here If anyone would be kind to share with me some options with regards to what's the most effective way for me to buy this watch, it'd be great.Omega: Speedmaster Moon Phase - 3876.50.31My concern is with it being rare (or maybe not in the stainless steel, black dial version, still haven't figured that part out from the research) and with quite a few replicas of it out there floating around.Also I am considering RF as my source, providing the seller has credible reputation.Please let me know if you know anyone or have any ideas.Many Thanks!!

2 Pateks or one ALS?
I have decided to move both of my AP 44's as i am just not feeling them anymore. The RG still sings to me, but not enough to keep. They were never forever watches for me as they are very big and i cant see myself with them when i'm old. So, if im going to get rid of them eventually, now is as good of time as any. The choices in consideration though are more classic and timeless IMO. Basically i can see myself actually wearing them when i'm an old man. The AP offshores, not so much and they will never be that to me.Since i'm not buying any new watches currently (adding to the collection), this doesnt count as im just replacing watches What would you do? Im in the Patek forum so i know it will probably be weighted to the Patek choices but try to think objectively. The Zeitwerk also has an outside chance of making the cut, but my wife hates it so its not officially in consideration at the moment. Plus, it would probably split the ALS vote if i included it as a third option. ALS resa

Pam 735, 736, 737
I have the opportunity to buy any of these at MSRP. I like them but already have a green watch (Rolex Hulk) and am debating how much I can really wear a green watch. (If they made a 47MM in 1950s case with no complication I'd jump on it...basically a green 372 /drool) Whats everyone's thoughts on these? Could I always sell it and get my money back? Is the value of these holding up? Since I have a short window to decide I want to know what my options are if I change my mind after purchasing.