Tried on these two in Alaska
Good Day All,I tired on these two AP's when I was on holidays in Alaska;I am really feeling the 15400 Silver.Thanks,Eric

Vintage Patek Philippe Pocket Watch
Greetings! I have never ventured into the Patek world, but clearly appreciate those timepieces which are outside of my price range. Without going into the details, this family heirloom was passed on to me over the weekend. From my minimal research, it shows a serial number of 159057, which appears to be from the time between 1910 and 1915. The movement has the name Chas. N. Hancher; this is also on inscribed elsewhere as it says Made for Chas. N. Hancher Wheeling, WV. Records show that Chas is short for Charles, and that there was an incorporated jewelry store in Wheeling named Cas. N. Hancher from about 1900-1945.Does it work? I am not even sure when the last time this was running, so I am concerned about even testing the movements until I can get it to an expert. My hope is to have an expert service it and put into working operations again. Any suggestions you have about servicing?Also, something I found neat about the monogram, it is not engraved/etched into the piece, it is

8 or 10 day power reserve in 47mm?
do they make a model similar to the 270 in 47mm? something affordable not some crazy troubillon etc...

Navigating with 372
Went swimming and had to be able to navigate one end of the pool to the other so a compass was essential! It was surprisingly comfortable and badass looking.

Rolex 16610LV or Deepsea
Hi Guys, having owned the Kermit M serial for many years and siting in my watch box most of the time. I'm having thoughts of trading for a deepsea black mark 1 for a change. Sorry I can't have both for now so only can keep one and of course I get some $ back. I would like to seek advise on the pro and con on this diver and most important which to keep. Thanks and much appreciated.