Piaget Altiplano GOA35118 Black Cow Leather Strap Round Mens Watch

polishing watch braclet
hi,my seamaster professional chrono is in need of a clean, i just bought it off a mate and he wore it everyday for a year so the buckle has a bit of scratching nothing deep just light from everyday use. also the band has a few scratches.and i was wondering if i took it to a jeweler or a watch restorer would they be able to polish it up like new? im sure others have had the same problem as i have read the seamaster buckle is quite scratch prone. how much would i be looking at somthing like this to be done? and any recomendations in melbourne for who to go to?thank you

Help Needed w/ 1920's-30's Patek- Hello From New Member-
Hi everyone, I'm a new member, and this is first post. I'm hoping for some info from the horology experts-collectors here. I have an old Deco Patek ladies watch my Father left me 10 years ago with some other fine estate jewelry when he passed. He collected all kinds of items......like me Here are some pics of the watch..There's also a very nice Deco platinum diamond-emerald bracelet that kind of matches this watch.At the "time" I received this watch & other items, I had an old friend I went to high school with in LA.who is a GIA graduate, and worked at GIA in Santa Monica as the curator of the gem collection for many years.take a look at this Patek watch and all the other estate jewelry. She was curator of the gem collection, but liked watches a bit also, but was not a complete expert She said it was a nice old Patek, and she thought the movement, at least the top plate with the name engraving etc. was also made of platinum, like the bracelet and it was a bit unusual. Is

SBGR037 - 9S 10th Anniversary LE
Got #22/300 a couple of days ago. A brilliant watch!

Croton "Aquamatic" vintage Swiss Automatic Yard Sale Find.Need some info and feedback
I went to a yard sale today, and among the cheap trinkets, Timex's and broken Fossil watches was this lonely little Croton sitting at the back of the table. I've never heard of it before, but what interested me was "Aquamatic", I haven't heard of the name before. It looked old, and I paid 5$ for it.Getting it home, the first thing I noticed was the lug was gone! I opened it up and looked inside, It looked fairly clean, but I can't seem to get it to 'wind'. I'm not sure what you do with automatic watches but this one might be a dead horse.Anyway, thought I'd share it with y'all. It looked like it used to be a nice watch back in the day.Oh, and looking on the inside, the oldest date I could find was 9/14(?)/53, there was a 55 and a 59 date too.So, would it be worth it to get it fixed, or just keep it in case anyone needs parts?

Name this watch?
Hello all,I was hoping that someone could take a stab at identifying the watch in this photo. I apologize this is the best shot available.