Piaget Gouverneur Silver Dial Automatic Men's Watch G0A37111

HELP! Need Advice on Winder
I am looking for an automatic watch winder for my boyfriend for Christmas. He is a watch enthusiast and very discerning when it comes to everything watch-related so I want to get one he will like but am having trouble picking one out. Right now he has a Rolex Explorer II, a vintage Tudor, and a Fredrique Constant.From what I gather, Wolf winders are the most desirable. Are they really worth the extra expense? I was looking at a Heritage Collection 2.1 Double Watch Winder with Cover and Storage for $360 from Amazon. I was kind of hoping to spend something more like $200, though. Would it be stupid to get the single version of this (which is $200 on Amazon), as he has 3 watches?OR should I get him an Pangaea or Heiden dual watch winder with storage for around $200. Is Wolf really worth it?Please advise ASAP! I have been going crazy looking at all of these watch winders. Really have no clue what I'm doing.

Jump starting a dead automatic.
To start, here's the watch we're talking about.It arrived in non-running condition but I do intend to keep it. It's not a rare or valuable vintage so I'd like to use it as a learning experience. I have managed to pop the crystal/bezel and run into my first issue. The crown stem goes through a hole in the case and the movement won't come out. How do you separate the crown from the movement to remove it from the case?Once it's out, I'll post photos of the movement and take further suggestions.Thanks in advance.

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Watches, clocks and alarm clocks manufactured in Switzerland bear the designation "Swiss made" (or its abbreviation "Swiss") as well as the logo of the producer or distributor. This label ("place of origin" in legal terms) enjoys a solid reputation throughout the world. And globalization of trade has done nothing to diminish its importance. On the contrary, the modern consumer is looking for a maximum of information when he or she goes shopping for a new timepiece.What lies behind this reputation ?What does a label like this mean for the consumer ?"Swiss made" embodies a concept of quality that has been forged over the years. It includes the technical quality of watches (accuracy, reliability, water-resistance and shock-resistance), as well as their aesthetic quality (elegance and originality of design). It covers both traditional manufacturing and new technologies (micro-electronics).The Swiss are not the only watchmakers to manufacture high-quality timepieces and are consequently fac

Trade for 15400 White Dial ?
Lately I find myself rotating SS white dial watches for daily use. I have the opportunity to trade for a white dial 15400. The only other AP I own is a Volcano ROO.I have two decisions.... The first is do I trade my Rolex blue ceramic sub which I almost never wear (Usually wear my LN and occasionally my Smurf).The second is do I save up some more and get a ROO panda. So in the final analysis I need help contrasting 15400 and Panda. I am not familiar with movements and particulars of each, and if there is anything I should know about.They both sing to me and have different personalities but I can at most afford one. From a collector standpoint I like to diversify, hence the 15400 interest. I would appreciate any helpful tips. Thanks.

Aquanaut only in 40mm?
Just checked the PP website and only saw the Aquanaut in 40mm Is it not available anymore in 36mm ... Did i miss the boat?