Baume & Mercier 8485 Features
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Ref. No. :8485
Code :8485
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 1,368
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :42 mm
Thickness :9 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
Functions :Date
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Baume & Mercier 8485 The Related Reviews:
- Great gift, very nice design and overall very satisfied with this buy.....
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by richard garcia Uk Oldham from Netherlands Purmerend
- i agree, this watch does run ..6 1/4,but the bracelet itself is on the er scale..its very cute brown/green colors!has very simple sofisticated look!very classy!AMAZING!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Barbara g Norway Nesna from Netherlands Purmerend
- This watch is so pretty. Love the black and gold together.I did have to have one link removed and it fits me fine.
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- Review by William Alves Lithuania Kedainiu R. Paobelio K. from Netherlands Purmerend
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3rd Year Warranty on ROC
Thought I'd share the experience of getting the pressure test for the 3rd year warranty on my ROC. Shipping - After a lot of research here at TRF, I decided to send it USPS insured Registered Mail. Yeah, it took 5 days to get there and packing it with that old school brown tape was a pain but it was fully covered. I think it was about $42 all in. I double boxed the watch and sent the book with it. At Clearwater - AP called when they received it and emailed me a ticket#. I was technically 4 weeks past my 2yr mark but AP didn't seem to care. They gave me an estimate of 6 weeks to do the test. I thought that was a bit long, but wasn't concerned. They called yesterday to say it was done and to expect a Fedex today. It took them 3 weeks. The process was straight forward and they were professional.Back home - pic attached. I got the 3rd year stamp in my book and the watch is running great. Glad I got it done.
Thought I'd share the experience of getting the pressure test for the 3rd year warranty on my ROC. Shipping - After a lot of research here at TRF, I decided to send it USPS insured Registered Mail. Yeah, it took 5 days to get there and packing it with that old school brown tape was a pain but it was fully covered. I think it was about $42 all in. I double boxed the watch and sent the book with it. At Clearwater - AP called when they received it and emailed me a ticket#. I was technically 4 weeks past my 2yr mark but AP didn't seem to care. They gave me an estimate of 6 weeks to do the test. I thought that was a bit long, but wasn't concerned. They called yesterday to say it was done and to expect a Fedex today. It took them 3 weeks. The process was straight forward and they were professional.Back home - pic attached. I got the 3rd year stamp in my book and the watch is running great. Glad I got it done.
Liquid Metal ...Sold out?!?
This is what my AD tells me...He was never able to get one in stock, and now tells me that they are sold out and he won't be getting one.When you hear that something is a limited edition, it's usually a sales ploy..I've seen any shortage of 'limited editions' before.I guess I should have jumped on it when I had the chance.I tried it on at the Omega Boutique in NYC last week....it is absolutely stunning!Better than any photo can possibly show....heads and shoulders above the sub-cOnly reason I didn't jump was because I was sure that my AD would beat the price...
This is what my AD tells me...He was never able to get one in stock, and now tells me that they are sold out and he won't be getting one.When you hear that something is a limited edition, it's usually a sales ploy..I've seen any shortage of 'limited editions' before.I guess I should have jumped on it when I had the chance.I tried it on at the Omega Boutique in NYC last week....it is absolutely stunning!Better than any photo can possibly show....heads and shoulders above the sub-cOnly reason I didn't jump was because I was sure that my AD would beat the price...
Tudor Pelagos HEV orientation question
Since my last fiasco with the well done fake Pelagos I got off ebay my search has led me to start obsessing over visual clues that would indicate a potential fake out there. My search is focused on the 25500tn as I prefer the 2 liner and the eta movement for ease of service, most importantly it is not as thick coming in under 14mm at 13.8mm (per what research I've found). On to my question - I've noticed the orientation of the HEV text is different on some as opposed to others - any rhyme or reason...or am I over analyzing this?There is one for sale from one of the most notable trusted sellers out there, but the HEV orientation on the particular watch has me hesitant. I know they fully stand 100% behind their products, but after getting burned once I'm cautious on the next purchase. thoughts?
Since my last fiasco with the well done fake Pelagos I got off ebay my search has led me to start obsessing over visual clues that would indicate a potential fake out there. My search is focused on the 25500tn as I prefer the 2 liner and the eta movement for ease of service, most importantly it is not as thick coming in under 14mm at 13.8mm (per what research I've found). On to my question - I've noticed the orientation of the HEV text is different on some as opposed to others - any rhyme or reason...or am I over analyzing this?There is one for sale from one of the most notable trusted sellers out there, but the HEV orientation on the particular watch has me hesitant. I know they fully stand 100% behind their products, but after getting burned once I'm cautious on the next purchase. thoughts?
Caseback Engraving
Just wondering if anyone out there knows how much does engraving on the caseback can decrease the value of a rolex during resale? I was told by a rolex resaler that if they can buff it out it may decrease value by $100. Of course when I asked about what if they can't buff it out they can't give me a straight answer. Anyone have a ballpark idea? Can they just change the caseback? Thanks in advance!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Just wondering if anyone out there knows how much does engraving on the caseback can decrease the value of a rolex during resale? I was told by a rolex resaler that if they can buff it out it may decrease value by $100. Of course when I asked about what if they can't buff it out they can't give me a straight answer. Anyone have a ballpark idea? Can they just change the caseback? Thanks in advance!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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