Vacheron Constantin Patrimony 47200 White Gold Mens Automatic 40mm Watch

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Speedy on Mesh...
For years now I am hunting for the right strap/bracelet for the Speedmaster.Due to my rather small wrists the Speedy looks pretty large, and I am not into large watches as you all might know..I prefer them max 40mm.The most beautiful strap combo is honey brown leather IMHO..The bracelet....well, I tried them all, but the Mesh...IMHO the ultimate Speedy bracelet together with the 1450 of course.But the good thing about the Mesh is that it downsizes the size of the Speedy.Of course this is a optical illusion, but it works for me..:D:D:DHere some snapshots I made yesterday with my cellphone..Lets see how long this combo stays on my wrist....

Hamilton Palisade Information request
I have not received, but have ordered a Hamilton Palisade per attached photos, but from what I have found at hamiltonwatch.info per 1930 Hamiltons offered, this rare watch was sold with a 987 movement instedad of the 979 19j movement within the one I ordered. The site described that the Palisade came with either a yellow or white gold filled case with gold or embrossed numeral dial, whereas the one ordered has a minutes railroad type minute dial similar to the Pipimg Rock, but no hour or second numeral indicators. It has black arrow hands and case described as silver, but may be white gold filled since there appears a bit of lug edge wear through. Is this an original watch or one with mixed parts: I can return it, but the cost is reasonable for the case and movement. If the dial is not original to the watch, should I consider a refinish, and, if so, by whom? It has quite a bit of patina, but not too bad for an 82 year old watch. I would be interested on any information about

Dive Watch Bonanza!
Okay, post you divers here so we can all share.I'll start with these:

Chrono Minute Register Creeping Early Normal?
When I run the chrono on my new Speedy, the minute subdial creeps (not jumps or ticks over immediately at the 1min mark) to the 1 minute marker when the chrono seconds hand is at or stopped between 59 and 59.5 seconds, not at the 60 second mark when I would expect it to complete it's advance. The effect being, that if I am timing something with the chrono that takes Xmin and 59.5 seconds, the chrono timer will read X+1min and 59.5 seconds. Seems like a pretty glaring accuracy problem to me - has anyone else seen this?One other small issue is that the hours subdial seems to sit just to the right of the 12 hour marker. I've read this could be common as well. Is this poor quality for a watch at this price point?