Zenith El Primero Retrotimer Chronograph

First Omega Speedy
This Speedy was gifted to me by my wife for a major milestone. Have grown fond of the broad arrows and have always wanted a speedy.

1929 14kt Longines Ladies Wristwatch
Greetings all! I'm happy to have found this forum. I just found my great grandmother's watch while cleaning out my mother's attic. I'm not overly concerned about value because sentimental value is most important to me. But I'm a curious type and would like to learn more about the watch. I have found some information online, but not a lot.I found the serial number and entered it into an online "Longines Year Identifier". It identified the watch as being from around 1905. That makes sense because it was likely given to her for her 15th anniversary. I understand that 1905 is when Longines started making ladies wristwatches.So, I'm interested in learning more about watch. Anything unique you notice about it? Suggestions on having it restored? Things to watch out for? Best way to find someone reputable to restore it?I would be grateful for any advice you think someone who knows NOTHING about watches should learn. Thanks so much!

A very rare animal indeed!!
I took this for the Bay1940 VINTAGE QUARTZ LONGINES WRISTWATCH LADIES - RARE Very Rare Indeed The Link

Incoming & A Serious First World Problem
Okay, so the Rolex that first brought me to the brand was not the first Rolex that I ended up buying. I was seeking a Sub ND but found and very much liked a BLNR. Like many a first-time buyer, I allowed myself to get distracted. Long story short, the BLNR did not suit me well (the PCLs scratched easily and the extra pop worked better as an idea in the showroom than as a daily wearer in my everyday casual life) and I sold it a few months after buying it.I was going to have that Sub ND! But I couldn't find one easily, so I decided to wait for my AD to get one while biding my time by buying what I at first considered to be a cheaper alternative. Damn, that cheaper alternative ended up suiting me so very well that when I finally did get the Sub ND (today!!) and returned home, I found myself realizing just how much I LOVE this damned cheaper alternative...this Pelagos in-house...Of course, I will be taking those stickers and bezel protector off soon, I just know it. But this Pelagos ended

Rolex Sport Model Shortage
Back when I purchased my no date SS Sub in July, I thought the dealers were bluffing when they said it was going to be impossible to get a SS Sub by the latter part of the year. Well, it turns out maybe they were right. My friend here in Dallas has been trying to get one, and after calling all the dealers within 100 miles, no luck. They have told him it could be Feb/March before they are available again.Crazy. Guess that means ours have gotten at least a temporary bump in value