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Baume & Mercier MOA10036 Features
Ref. No. :MOA10036
Code :17107
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Year :2012
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, TORINO
Price : € 1,162 (= $ 1,428)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :27 mm
Dial :Silver
Functions :Date
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Anyone know the model number of this Seiko?
Here's the pic.
Here's the pic.
Newbie Patek discount question. Apologies.
I feel bad asking guys but I'm considering trying an aquanaut 5167 sometime this year and I have never negotiated on Patek. I know discounts on the 5711 are impossible (and the watch itself is impossible to find in Canada) but do you think 10% is possible on an aquanaut? Lets assume I have fairly good negotiating skills . I only ask so I have some idea of my range so I do not come off as rude / miss out on any potential savings. Finally, anyone know Canadian retail price for 5167?Thanks for any infoJosh
I feel bad asking guys but I'm considering trying an aquanaut 5167 sometime this year and I have never negotiated on Patek. I know discounts on the 5711 are impossible (and the watch itself is impossible to find in Canada) but do you think 10% is possible on an aquanaut? Lets assume I have fairly good negotiating skills . I only ask so I have some idea of my range so I do not come off as rude / miss out on any potential savings. Finally, anyone know Canadian retail price for 5167?Thanks for any infoJosh
Tried the Pilots watch on this weekend
My AD hosted an event this weekend to view the latest Patek releases. Top of the list for me to try was the 5524. I have to say I loved it! The case size and shape is perfect. I think it was very clever of Patek to make this. If they wanted a new big sporty / casual watch in the collection, then I can't think of a better watch style than a pilots watch. A dive watch, for example, from Patek would be ridiculous, but I think they can get away with a pilots watch and I can see it bringing a new generation of Patek owners into the brand. The pushers on the left aren't pretty, but they are functional, and from the brief time I wore the watch you don't really notice them. Also the strap complements the watch perfectly and is very comfortable. I didn't like the placement of the date corrector, though, between the lugs as it looked a little inaccessible to me. Also tried on the 5990. In my opinion a big improvement on the 5980 (for me). If I ever get round to posting my 5980 review I'll go int
My AD hosted an event this weekend to view the latest Patek releases. Top of the list for me to try was the 5524. I have to say I loved it! The case size and shape is perfect. I think it was very clever of Patek to make this. If they wanted a new big sporty / casual watch in the collection, then I can't think of a better watch style than a pilots watch. A dive watch, for example, from Patek would be ridiculous, but I think they can get away with a pilots watch and I can see it bringing a new generation of Patek owners into the brand. The pushers on the left aren't pretty, but they are functional, and from the brief time I wore the watch you don't really notice them. Also the strap complements the watch perfectly and is very comfortable. I didn't like the placement of the date corrector, though, between the lugs as it looked a little inaccessible to me. Also tried on the 5990. In my opinion a big improvement on the 5980 (for me). If I ever get round to posting my 5980 review I'll go int
I can't get enogh Patek....
Incoming. Very happy and my first All RG watch. Still realising what this piece is...
Incoming. Very happy and my first All RG watch. Still realising what this piece is...
How to get to try on blue Nautilus?
Greetings,The Nautilus (either 5711 or 5712) is my grail watch, but despite visiting many ADs, I've ever been able to find one to try on. Every AD in my area tells me the wait time is months or years for a blue Nautilus of any kind (particularly the 5711), that you must put a 100% deposit of full MSRP down for them to even consider asking to get one in (and no guarantee it'll arrive in any timeframe short of years), and that there's no way they'd ever get one in stock for people to try on.I'd really rather not spend that kind of money without even seeing the watch in person, particularly if I don't know when (if ever) it will come in. Does anyone have any suggestions of how I might get a chance to handle one? Has anyone had success at an AD in the Northeast US? Any help would be appreciated.
Greetings,The Nautilus (either 5711 or 5712) is my grail watch, but despite visiting many ADs, I've ever been able to find one to try on. Every AD in my area tells me the wait time is months or years for a blue Nautilus of any kind (particularly the 5711), that you must put a 100% deposit of full MSRP down for them to even consider asking to get one in (and no guarantee it'll arrive in any timeframe short of years), and that there's no way they'd ever get one in stock for people to try on.I'd really rather not spend that kind of money without even seeing the watch in person, particularly if I don't know when (if ever) it will come in. Does anyone have any suggestions of how I might get a chance to handle one? Has anyone had success at an AD in the Northeast US? Any help would be appreciated.
