Patek Philippe rare Ref. 1579 in Pinkgold with pink Dial

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Vintage Speedmaster opinions welcome
I'm new to this forum, but I have gone a little nutty buying Speedmasters lately. In the last few weeks I have bought the following: 105.003-64, 105.003-65, 145.012-67, and now an 861 from 1969. I'm planning some service and part swapping, etc for the watches, but I would like to know what you Speedmaster guys think of patina. The 64 pre pro watch is totally original...in fact it hasn't been serviced since 1977.....you read that right....1977. It's still running strong and keeping good time, but it'll be off for service after the first of the year. That's quite a testament to these watches, I think. Anyway, that watch has the typical darkened markers on the dial, and I am debating whether to leave them exactly as they are or have Jesse in Albany clean them up and re lum them. Sure it would be nice to have them stand out from the dial...and glow in the dark, but what do you all think in terms of value down the road...and just plain what you like best. I know I don't want the di

Which Seamaster
If in quartz is best?

Whats This?
Found this locally and have never seen this model before, it's from 1939 and is built like a tank, quite small but loads of character. cal. 26,5 T3. according to the seller.can any of you guys contribute with a little more info?

Damn it...why can't I get Panerai out of my mind
Thought I made the right choice got the 114060 sub it's great...but after 2months I want to trade for a 372...bad idea???Wrist is 7.75 inches