Maurice Lacroix Chrono Moon Phase

Does anyone know the prices of the museum collection?
Hey guys...I am very attracted to the museum collection and especially the JFK's watch...Also that one REFERENCE 5705.30.01 on omega.ch/index.php?id=319&pos=2&no_cache=1 turns me REALLY ON!!!!I am asking about the prices of unused models > new ones

My deluded Omega
My Omega chronostop keeps time like a chronometer. It thinks it is a chronometer but it it isn't. I think I'll have a talk with that watch and tell it to behave itself.Art KramerWW II Bombardier

Rolex Oyster Raleigh Watch MW-101
Hi there,I recently bought this beautiful old Rolex watch from a friend of mine who got it from his mother (who had just passed away, R.I.P.).This watch is some years old, as you might imagine (I believe it is from the 1940s), and it is not really working that precisely anymore.I would love to have someone who really knows his lot concerning these old watches have a look at it, but don¡ät really know how to find someone like that. I know there are sites like MyHammer who offer skilled workers directly to private people in need, but they do not feature skilled watchmakers.Any advice on where to find someone like that in the area of northern Alabama would be much appreciated.Thanks,Stan

An Experiment with UV Light-Sinn 857
I decided to light up my Sinn from a few different angles bathed in UV light.I wasn't sure what I'd get, but I hoped that we'd have some cool shots.I really like the purple in the picture:

How to Stay Passionate About Your Collection
Not all of us have the funds to scratch every itch or to keep adding pieces to a collection. I think having aesthetically and technically distinctive watches in one's collection helps keep one passionate about and engaged with one's collection. What do you all think?To that end, I think a five watch collection is attainable and every collection needs the following (1) a beater, (2) a diver, a chronograph or other non-date complication, (3) a dress watch, (4) a curiosity piece, and (5) a grail. One's selection for each category should be strategic, contemplating how to avoid aesthetic and technical redundancies. An ideal collection could contain the following pieces: Beater: Casio Men's GR8900A-1 G-Shock Tough Solar Digital. For those of us with higher incomes, a quality diver will seem like an ideal beater. Selecting a diver can result in a technical/aesthetic redundancy in your selection of a diver watch or curiosity piece.Diver: Hulk--I think the Hulk is the ideal diver because i