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The Hunley watch......
This from National Geographic ......In February 1864 the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley became the first underwater vessel to sink an enemy ship in battle. But the pioneering submersible followed its victim to the bottom of Charleston harbor¡ªcreating a mystery that remains unresolved. The excavation of a well-preserved pocket watch from the submarine may yield new clues to the puzzle of how and why the Hunley went to the bottom. In addition to chronological clues, scientists believe the gold pocket watch may tell them more about its owner¡ªthe charismatic Lt. Dixon. Inside, scientists found three stamps and a serial number that will lead to detailed information about the manufacturer. The apparent time suggests the watch outlived the crewmen and continued to tick for many hours past their deaths, "It's a miracle that the hands are even still here," said Senior Conservator Paul Mardikian. "They are quite damaged, but they are still here and fused to the face. There was a pocket of ai

I need some assistance appraising some watches for estate accounting
I'm the executor of an estate which has to be split in value between myself and another beneficiary. Among the assets are 12 watches. None of them cost more than a few hundred dollars retail and none of them are anything super rare or obscure. We're talking mostly Seikos and Citizens, a Skagen, and some miscellaneous watches that I honestly doubt are worth anything at all. What I need is a solid appraisal of their value used. I figured watch enthusiasts who know what they're looking at would be better qualified than your average watch shop or pawn shop employee at putting a number on what someone would realistically pay for these watches. If this isn't an out of line request and some of you are willing to help me out I'll go ahead and start putting up pictures and as much information as I have about them. I would really appreciate it. If it's too much trouble and nobody wants to do it would be great if someone could give me some suggestions about the best way of going about this.

Entering the World of AP and need advise....
Hey guys hope everyone here is well...Ive been a collector now for many years and wanted to pick the brains of you the experts with regards to AP...My collection so far includes Omega (Seamaster and SpeedyPro) Rolex (Vintage GMT 16750, 1680 Red, WG Sub Smurf and WG SkyDweller) and a Patek Philippe 5980R... Ive been after the Patek World Time Enamel dial 5131R but its proving impossible to get unless you are willing to spend double the retail price... Since there is no other Pateks which have my attention at the moment, I have turned to AP which ive been looking at last few years and not till last few months with the release of the new Royal Oak Perpetual in Steel its been on my mind and possibly could be my next purchase..My question to you guys here on the AP forum is what is your take on the new RO Perpetual?? And what do you feel about AP in terms of resale value on the secondary market?? Does AP hold its value over time??? I hear it doesnt but wanted to ask you guys here who have

Patek Nautilus 5711 White or 5164 Aquanaut Travel Time?
As the title states, which would you choose and why?