Patek Philippe 5035J

SIHH: Something (Really) Big From Panerai: Mare Nostrom 52mm Special Edition
Mare Nostrum is the chronograph that Officine Panerai supplied to the Italian Navy in 1943. Very few prototypes were produced ¨C almost certainly three in total ¨C of which first all trace, and then all relative documentation, was lost following the flood that hit Florence in 1966. Panerai’s discovery of one of the prototypes – now part of the collections at the Officine Panerai Museum in Florence – enabled creation of a new Mare Nostrum in a single edition of just 99 examples that reproduce the original almost exactly, with a few improvements. This new edition measures 52mm in diameter and, unlike the original, it offers a sapphire display back. The case is actually tonneau shaped, but looks round due to the wide, flat bezel. The watch is guaranteed watertight to 30 meters, consistent with the original, which was not intended for use under water.Like the original, this new Mare Nostrum uses a hand-wound mechanism: OP XXV caliber, deriving from a Minerva caliber from Pa

Does scarce mean valuable?
My initial question was going to be what is the value of a Winslow?I need to thin out some watches and raise some money for new purchases, and one of the watches that may leave my collection is a Winslow and I have no idea how to price it. That lead me to the questionIs scarce valuable? The Winslow was a 1-year-only model, and the production numbers are quite low. Does that inherently make the watch valuable? I wouldn't think so, but I can't be sure. Any thoughts of value versus rarity? Or suggestions on the value for a petite Winslow?Thanks,Chris

Just Arrived: Lord Elgin with 23 jewel Swiss 654 movement
Just got this one this afternoon. Overall in very good shape with only a nick at 6 o'clock on the crystal.Not even sure if this comes from the Horizon Look line, but the crystal does wrap around to sit flush with the bezel.This watch uses the 654 23 jewel Swiss automatic movement. It has a diameter of 32mm and the case is 10k gold filled. The movement is a bit stiff to wind and set, so at some point, it will go off the watchmaker.So, does this watch belong to the Horizon Look family and does it have a name? (PS, the photos of the case and the movement are from the auction, as I can't seem to pop the back off and it is in such good shape, I'm just not going to scratch it)

Jame Bond Buzz Saw Watch Up for Sale
If you are a member of the 99% you may have to either rob a few of the 1% or knock off a bank or two to even get close to this puppy. James Bond's specially adapted Rolex wristwatch converted from a stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner wristwatch | SIGNED ROLEX, OYSTER PERPETUAL, 660FT=200M, SUBMARINER, REF. 5513, CASE NO. 2'683'776, MANUFACTURED IN 1972 AND THEN CONVE

Australia and New Zealand Supply
I'm going to be visiting Australia and NZ on vacation soon, any idea about the supply at those AD's? Possible to find any sought after SS models??