Piaget Dancer Silver Dial 18K White Gold Ladies Watch GOA33051

Rare Patek Philippes on the Block at Antiquorum Auction in April
Antiquorum Auctioneers will hold part one of its “Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces” auction at its U.S. headquarters, on Madison Avenue in New York City, on April 25. Included in the spring auction will be an exceptional lineup of collectible Patek Philippe wristwatches, including a Patek Philippe Ref. 3974 in platinum as well as a Patek Philippe Ref. 5013 in yellow gold. Click below for details and to see large images of some of the watches being offered. The highlight of the sale is the Patek Philippe Ref. 3974 in platinum. An extremely rare model, it was made in 1992 and is the property of a focused long-term collector. The watch is an astronomic, minute repeating, self-winding wristwatch with a perpetual calendar, leap-year indication and moon phases. It is stamped with the hallmark of renowned case maker Jean-Pierre Hagmann and is accompanied by the original Patek Philippe mahogany fitted box, spare platinum caseback, Certificate of Origin, setting pin, bookle

GRAHAM Chronofighter Oversize Diver Watch - Turbo Tech & Deep Black
Because the name of this watch sort of brought it up, I am going to go ahead and once again rally for people to cease over-use of the term "oversize." This term has a very limited use, and refers to things that are actually too big to work. If something is large, but still works, it is by definition not "oversized." Now that I think about it, I think I discussed this complaint starting here. Anyhow, can you hear me watch brands (and anyone else), stop using this term. Not for me, but for the simple respect you should for "words."Anyhow, this is one of Graham's latest refreshes of the Chronofighter Oversize ('grrrrr...') Diver watch. A popular piece in their line up for a while, this new version gets some new colors and a new new subsidiary seconds hand. There are two versions, an all black? "Deep Black" model, and the other one in polished and PVD black steel with orange called the "Turbo Tech." That's right, names fit for a porn (you may or may not want to watch) and a hip new auto me

Newbie question.
Hi all. Newbie interested in purchasing my first Omega (likely a 2254.50). Have been a collector of Seiko dive watches but never others. Can anyone point me in the direction of a good AD ? Thanks in advance !

Sell my speedmaster pro 3570 for ...
... the same watch? I bought mine NOS from a chain watch store in their pre-owned section. I wish I had bought it new: for no real reason ... just that new watch, only mine feeling. Absolutely nothing wrong with the watch, it's great.Now I have a chance to sell it to a friend. But I would just go to the Omega Boutique and buy another one. Maybe get the sapphire caseback so I can see that movement! Kind of dumb, I know ...

Should I service my 5056P?
I bought a Patek 5056P in 2005. Wore it quite a bit in 2005/2006, then it pretty much was in the safe all the way to today. The watch is in excellent condition, some minor wear from every-day use but no hard scratches or dings. I believe with very minimal polishing it can look like new.It's about 11 years now and though there's nothing wrong with the watch, should I go ahead and have it serviced by Patek? I have not had it on a watch winder (which I should have, I'm now learning) so I'm wondering if its a good idea to just go ahead and do the servicing anyway.Much appreciated. Thanks.Colin