Seiko 5 Automatic White Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNKK55

Benrus Type I and Type II MIL-W-50717 Military Dive Watches
When I think about all the things a military issued watch should be (robust, legible, functional), no watch comes as close to perfection as the 1970s Benrus dive watch.? Its super-solid case, highly-readable dial, and simple but functional features make it a real classic among military and dive watches.? Today we'll take a look at what makes these watches so special.In the early 1970s, while the British were issuing their now-famous, essentially off-the-shelf Swiss military dive watches, American forces wrote MIL-W-50717, a military specification that outlined all the design details they were looking for in a diving watch. Benrus, who had been producing field watches for the US military since the early 1960s, answered the mail with the watches you see here.These watches had everything divers and other combat units needed and nothing they didn't. The thick steel one-piece cases measured in at 43 mm wide and 16mm tall, and made the watches impervious to disruption from the bangs and bump

Correcting some info
I just called Dallas SC to inquire about repairing the bezel on my 16622 YM. I have been told on forums that Rolex automatically changes these inserts rather then repair. The insert has a few "marks' on it but not deep scratches. You have to look hard to see them. Rolex Dallas said they can repair the sandblasted areas w/o doing a full polish which they actually were reluctant to do. (Good advice from Rolex)So off it will go to Dallas and then when it returns I am selling the watch. =) maverick

1968 Longines 5 star admiral doctor watch
I have a 1968 longines 5 star admiral doctor watch and am looking for more information and to possibly see if someone would like to add it to their collection. Thank you in advance.

Need help identifying great Grandfathers Hamilton ( please help )
I was recently given my Great Grandfathers pocket watch, but it was not working at the time. I had it serviced and cleaned up and it runs like new now, almost looks like it too. :) I do not plan on selling the watch but it would be nice to get some info on it .. from what i came across from the serial # ( 40299 ) it appears to be from 1897-1898. would this be correct ?? i have no idea what model .. I really have no history on the watch other than it was my great Grandfather's, who I never met , he was born in 1894 so it might have even been his Father's wich would be very cool. I do know my Grandfather was the manager of a large logging camp in northern Oregon, and old steam trains would come and take away the logs. the only way to get out of the camp was by handcart.Anyways any info would be much appreciated .

5164 future value
I know its not an easy answer but how do you feel the value of that tremendous watch will go on the grey market? Will it follow 11/12 path ?Will it go above the retail price ?