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Audemars Piguet 25820 Features
Ref. No. :25820
Code :ID16407
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Yellow gold
Location :United States, Massachusetts, Boston
Price : $ 53,500
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :39 mm
Thickness :10 mm
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Audemars Piguet 25820 wrist watches news:
Is this the Elite of all Japanese Watches
I am simply amazed at this technology and the look of the dial is stunning. seikospringdrive/sonnerie/CREDOR SPRING DRIVE SONNERIEFor anyone interested: Purchase Order Intentionseikospringdrive/sonn...hase_order.pdf15,000,000.00 JPY = 144,982.45 USD Japan Yen United States Dollars 1 JPY = 0.00966550 USD 1 USD = 103.461 JPY
I am simply amazed at this technology and the look of the dial is stunning. seikospringdrive/sonnerie/CREDOR SPRING DRIVE SONNERIEFor anyone interested: Purchase Order Intentionseikospringdrive/sonn...hase_order.pdf15,000,000.00 JPY = 144,982.45 USD Japan Yen United States Dollars 1 JPY = 0.00966550 USD 1 USD = 103.461 JPY
Wempe Brand
I am interested in purchasing my first watch other than a timex after putting 2 kids thru college the last eight yrs being close to nyc i c that the Wempe brand has a store in midtown. Could anyone please give me feedback on the brand or others that i might be interested in. Looking to spend between 2000-2500 this being my first upscale purchase.
I am interested in purchasing my first watch other than a timex after putting 2 kids thru college the last eight yrs being close to nyc i c that the Wempe brand has a store in midtown. Could anyone please give me feedback on the brand or others that i might be interested in. Looking to spend between 2000-2500 this being my first upscale purchase.
Sunday Watch Wear
Hi all, just got back in from a night on the beers with the boys and am going to be wearing this beauty when I get up tomorrowTudor Prince Oysterdate:Mark
Hi all, just got back in from a night on the beers with the boys and am going to be wearing this beauty when I get up tomorrowTudor Prince Oysterdate:Mark
2531.80 or 2220.80 Seamaster?
I'm considering these two watches, along with the 2201.50 PO. I like the PO in a lot of ways, but I definitely like the blue dial vs the black dial of the PO, which brings me to the two standard Seamaster Professionals.The 2531.80 is the older non co-axial version of these two. It's not produced anymore but is pretty prevalent on Ebay and could be bought at a pretty low price, about $1200-1400 for a nice one. The 2220.80 is the newer model with the co-ax and would probably cost about $1700 on the resale market or $2400new.It's said that the non co-ax version should be serviced every 5 years, and that the co-ax can go 10 years without servicing. If a service costs $450-500 is it a no-brainer that I should get the new co-ax version if I intend on keeping the watch a lifetime? If I buy a used 2531.80, it will probably be several years old already and will probably need an immediate service, thus bringing it up to the price of a resale 2220.80. Are there any other factors to consider
I'm considering these two watches, along with the 2201.50 PO. I like the PO in a lot of ways, but I definitely like the blue dial vs the black dial of the PO, which brings me to the two standard Seamaster Professionals.The 2531.80 is the older non co-axial version of these two. It's not produced anymore but is pretty prevalent on Ebay and could be bought at a pretty low price, about $1200-1400 for a nice one. The 2220.80 is the newer model with the co-ax and would probably cost about $1700 on the resale market or $2400new.It's said that the non co-ax version should be serviced every 5 years, and that the co-ax can go 10 years without servicing. If a service costs $450-500 is it a no-brainer that I should get the new co-ax version if I intend on keeping the watch a lifetime? If I buy a used 2531.80, it will probably be several years old already and will probably need an immediate service, thus bringing it up to the price of a resale 2220.80. Are there any other factors to consider
Winding my new PAM
Ok so new PAM owner here (some may have seen my 590 incoming thread). Never owned manually wound watch, I know it has p5000 movement with 8 day power reserve. Having said that, when I am winding the watch, how many revolutions I need to wind it before it is fully wound? In other words, I want to avoid over/under winding if that makes sense. TIA for your comments
Ok so new PAM owner here (some may have seen my 590 incoming thread). Never owned manually wound watch, I know it has p5000 movement with 8 day power reserve. Having said that, when I am winding the watch, how many revolutions I need to wind it before it is fully wound? In other words, I want to avoid over/under winding if that makes sense. TIA for your comments
