Newbie with newbie questions!! Help with AP ID
Long story short, I received this watch from a friend along with a bunch of other items that fell under the terms of 'garbage' 😳I believe it to be authentic based on the socioeconomic status of my friend, but would still like to get the advice of people that are completely immersed in this world of collecting. I personally collect things like video games, arcades, bmx bikes and skateboards.. so a $40k watch is just a little outside of my wheel house 😂!I am planning on taking the watch to a local govbergs jeweler to have it serviced, new band, battery, whatever it needs.. because I have no use for this thing and would like to maximize my profits on it. I will take more pictures of it when I get home, but wanted to get this out there and see what y'all could tell me while I'm bored at work lol! I'm also kinda afraid to even take the back off this thing because I don't want to hurt anything... but I also want to know the internal numbers.. thoughts?

Seamaster Cosmic
Hello guysAbout 160 usd , found it at a thrift storeWorth it?Thanks

Lest I forget. . .
A friend and fellow priest wrote this:In Memoriam: Planet Ocean cal. 2500He has expressed my sentiments regarding a future classic. Fortunately I am blessed to be one of 1948 who own the cal. 2500 PO Liquidmetal LE but Rob's article made me reflect on some other discontinued greats from my past.Like these other Omegas:And these Rolex examples:Ah, nostalgia.Fr. John?

Ploprof and...
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Please don't call me crazy...
Some of you may know...but I have been given this watch as my graduation present by my lovely family . So needless to say unless something goes seriously wrong (let's hope not) this one will be with me till I go to the grave .At first I was not sure I liked the skeleton hands, but then I warmed up to them nicely and IMHO they are easily visible at all times and lume is still pretty good. Still, to make the watch a bit different and more tool like I am considering getting a pro to relume the skeleton hands (ie. fill the hollow portions with lume). He will need to use blue on hour hand and green on minute hand. But I have a few reservations that I would like to have cleared ...- Will the blue/green lume match exactly the one used by Omega?- Will the lume be reliable and not flake off since the hollow is quite broad, especially on minute hand (I do not want it to come off on the dial, much worse into the movement)?- Has anyone attempted this before (any photos?)? Would I be better off bu