Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Taille

New member with a new watch
Greetings. I was lucky enough to find this Hamilton at a garage sale this morning. From what I have found online I think it's a Trent. Maybe from the late 50s? I was born in '58. Is the watch about the same age? It's in great shape. No brassing. Minimal scratches. Original box, I think. It's 10k gold filled. I took off the speidel band and put on a leather band. Looks great. I wound it this morning and it's keeping good time so far, but I would like to have it serviced before I wear it much. Where would be a good place to have it serviced and how much should I expect to pay? Thanks.

Watch database
As I was reading the most recent post to the thread about the stolen Hamilton's, it made me think (again) to ask whether anyone has a database that they would be willing to share. I'm sure we all have something (most probably Excel files, I'd wager!), but I would like to see if anyone has a format that is a 'best practice' rather than creating one from scratch.Thanks in advance

A nice little tool
I have been looking and I finally came across this guy. It came in the mail today.

My PO 42mm
I'm in love with my latest purchase. I had originally wanted a Rolex Seadweller. Truth be told it was a bit of a stretch at the moment and after trying on a few they left me feeling a bit cold. I stumbled across this beauty and can't believe how good it is in the flesh. The crystal is almost impossible to see, such is the quality of the AR and the overall build quality has blown me away. I have a Speedmaster Moonwatch already and this feels significantly more well engineered. Ok it's not got the cult classic reputation the speedy enjoys and is a completely different style of watch but I'm very very happy with this purchase. The display back particularly attracted me to the watch and I believe the movement is held I particular high regard (8500) co axial. Without rambling on too much, here are some pictures. It's a 42mm.

Incoming: Speedmaster 9300 Titanium Blue
Hi all. I am very happy to be joining the Omega family with my Speedmaster Titanium Blue (what I like to call the Blue Side Of The Moon).The journey to this one was a little bit circuitous. I was ready ready for a new pick-up to mark an achievement, and started by looking at the Rolex Bluesy Submariner and the PAM00512. Both very different, I know. Tried on a Bluesy and just didn't like it as much as I thought I would. Liked the PAM00512 alot (and still do) but just wasn't sure.At the same time, I had really liked the DSOTM, pretty much since it first came out. Huge amount of respect for the 9300 movement, loved the two sub-dial layout and of course the all ceramic set-up was intriguing. So I went to the Omega boutique to try it on and loved it. But I tried on the Ti Blue as well, and really, really loved that one. The color is a wonderful, understated blue that works perfectly with the muted look of the titanium metal. And the titanium is great because it makes what is a re