Zenith Captain Power Reserve

watch style advice
i've narrowed down a short list to the final two and would like your opinions of which of these watches is a better stylistic or visual match with the photos below. IMPORTANT, please ONLY consider visual/style/superficial appearance and do not consider the technical merits of the movement, brand pedigree, or the price of the watches.if you have another watch I should consider that is a better match with the pictures than these two watches, please post the watch.thank you. edward

Please help identify watch model, year, and approximate pricing
I have an AP watch with no model, the only thing I have is in the back of the watch there is a print B57672. Please see attach picture.Is it worth it to buy it for $2000? Is it real? Any help to tell if it's real or not is very much appreciated

SMP 300 - Another COSC question
So my Dad's SMP300 - brand new model bought in April of 2012 - has been running fast.I bought it for Dad, so I said I'd deal with sending it back for warranty/adjustment or try to take it to the new local AD that just opened about 1 month ago.Couple things:1. So it's running solid at +5.7 seconds (average over 3.5 days) and I anticipate by the end of the week to be averaging over +6 each day. By this, I mean that each day its gaining a full 5 to 6 seconds from the atomic clock. So, from the mark, or synch time with the atomic clock 3.5 days ago, the watch has gained 20 seconds.(meanwhile, my Speedy Auto has gained 4 seconds since I synched from Daylight Savings to Standard time over a week ago!!)2. I think it should be adjusted...do I send it to Omega or should I try the new AD which is really close by...3. I didn't buy it at the AD since they didn't carry Omega at the time, would they still adjust it under warranty?I haven't had any experience dealing with any of these issues, so I

mistakenly pushed wrong button!
Have a brand new speedy pro 3570.50, the chrono was running, instead of pushing the top pusher to stop it, I pushed the bottom pusher. The manual says not to do this. Did I screw up the watch? Seems to be running ok

Interesting video looking inside of a Rolex Deepsea
Some may have already seen this video, but I thought it was a pretty cool view of the Deepsea. I've seen the Rolex diagrams, but had never actually seen someone remove the titanium piece from a Deepsea. It's also a nice sneak peek at the 3135. something I'd do to my personal watch, but it gives me an appreciation for the level of machining and design of the watch. If you didn't know, you'd think that the steel ring and titanium were one piece because they sit so flush together. I also didn't realize there was no threading on the titanium, pretty cool.