Seiko Kinetic Black Dial Black Leather Men's Watch SKA709

Christie’s Auction Features Thomas Jefferson’s Watch Key
Christie’s Americana Week sale takes place January 21-25 at Rockefeller Plaza in New York. The sale includes a unique watch key owned by Thomas Jefferson. The key contains a lock of his wife’s hair and is inscribed “Martha W. Jefferson Born 19 Oct. 1748, Died 6 Sept. 1782.” Jefferson, who never remarried, pledged to always remember his wife. It is believed that Jefferson commissioned this watch key as a means of fulfilling that promise. Jefferson is known to have had a penchant for watches. Christie’s cites Silvio A. Bedini, “Thomas Jefferson, Clock Designer,” Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, who wrote “Probably more than any other of the notable American statesmen, Jefferson had a special interest in timepieces.” Christie’s also notes that Jefferson intended for each of his grandchildren to inherit a gold watch, indicating that he considered these personal timepieces ideal for remembering loved ones. Describ

Questions about Hamilton Khaki Action Sunset
Hello everyone! I'm eagerly awaiting my recent purchase of a Hamilton Khaki Action Sunset. I was holding out for an X-Wind, but the Sunset looks like a good "in the meantime" watch. Does anyone have a Sunset in their collection? Any feedback on it? Thanks, guys!

Would like to get an AP soon, shipping insurance overseas
Hello,I previously had 2 AP's and looking to get the new 39mm AP ROO 15202 extra thin 40th anni.I bought a GMT 2nd hand online and shipped it sans insurance, considering to get an AP which is another league price wise and I dont intend risking it with no insurance.Can anyone help me with this, how its done ?Anyone know where I can get that 39mm Jumbo ?

PAM449 wt Kevin ADEEOS French Painted Amno
If only this was a PAM 448 (see picture #5). Enjoy!

Shall I keep my Daytona 116500LN white face?
Hi there, I'm a new member, I'm not a collector by any means but I did buy my father a GMT II for his 60th Birthday in 2005 I think its a 16710. I know a little bit about the sports watches but really not much compared to the wealth of knowledgeable members posts I have read on this forum.I had the good fortune of picking up a 116500LN recently from an AD. Its a long story as I wanted a BLNR but ended up with the Daytona. Now I have this watch which is gorgeous, It cost me a lot of money and I'm in too minds whether to keep it, I can't really afford to have a watch that expensive unless its going to appreciate in value. I am aware its worth more than what I paid for it. But what about in 10 years time when a new version comes out, will this watch plummet in price to below retail? I doubt very much I will ever wear the watch as its still in the box with tags. Should I keep this box in the safe untouched or sell it now before the next Daytona comes out?Thank you for your help.