A fantastic find!
I've alway loved watches. My father had a nice watch collection and he got my brothers and I to appreciate the value of fine watches. And to this day it is a hobby that I enjoy. A lot. So it was only natural that I wanted to transmit this experience to my son, so I got him into learning and appreciating fine watchmaking.He got a Seiko diver at 11 (a $200 watch at 11 is a huge deal...), and when he turned 15 I gave him my Marathon diver, which he loves. A couple of years ago while on a cruise in the caribbean, we stopped at lots of duty free shops, to look at watches. When I asked him what would he like for his 18th birthday, he said, to my surprise, that he would like a Speedmaster. He not only liked the looks, but the history behind it, and the fact that it was not an automatic.It seemed like he had learned a thing or two... Since that day I have been trying to find a special speedmaster. Something that would show that I did something more than write a check. So I

Is Omega more popular in the UK?
I tend to see more Omegas when I visit London. I've seen women wearing midsize Speedies near Burlington Arcade, lots of PO's in the pubs and on the tube, Bond Seamasters and GMT's everywhere.

COSC rated movememts
Does patek currently produce any models which are both COSC and hallmark of Geneva certified? Similar to the VC chronometer royal 1907

632 or keep my zero?
What would you do and why?

My two Pam's
I use to have 3, but flip the 372 witch was to big,for a M serial Sea Dweller,and I am more then happy with it and the leftovers!