Bedat & Co 831.020.100 Features
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Ref. No. :831.020.100
Code :831.020.100
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 4,464
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Power Reserve (h) :42 h
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :41.5 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Fold clasp
Others :Guilloche Dial, Blue Steel Hands
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Bedat & Co 831.020.100 wrist watches news:
Hello, Friends.....enjoying the beatiful, sunny Colorado weather and getting quite bit of spring fever. Looking forward to baseball season just around the corner!
OK, sorry, no pictures - yet. I'll try to get some later. But, I've been curious as to whether Rolex made the dial of the Deep-Sea any larger or if they kept it the same. Without a Sea-Dweller 4000 to compare it to, I compared it to the Sub. Keep in mind I'm not taking out the movements to get to the dials. So the measurements are from the top. So they're not 100% precise, but I think they're within .2 or .3mm tolerance.The Deep-Sea's dial measures 27.3mmThe Sub's dial measures 27.1mmSo, I'd say they're pretty much the sameAlso, someone mentioned that it looks like the date window is closer to the stem on the Deep-Sea. It appeared that way to me too. So I measure this too.. Nope. Both the Deep-Sea & Sub's date is 2.5mm from the outside edge of the dial. I'm assuming the stepped rehaut is what's making it look that way...But anyways, thought I'd share those stats....
as it happen sometimes I have started to search for a new Seiko (Spirit Perpetual Calendar GMT SBQJ015) and ended with this ....(btw - no worries the SBQJ015 is yet to be purchased soon lol)This Casio is pretty similar to all other PAW1300 Pathfinders. What differentiate it is sort of an Orange / Bronze touch which I really liked.Other high level features are :Radio controlled - US / Europe / JapanSolar poweredABC - Altimeter, Barometer, CompassWorldtime5 AlarmsStopwatchTimerWR 100mModel # PAW1300B-4This is sort of a 'week-end' watch which I'll most probably use for hiking, cycling, jogging etc. In other words I doubt if I'll ever wear it at the office nonetheless I find it cool enough to be worth spending $200 (in the US).Some additional pic's -Cheers and a very nice week-end!
While I was not able to attend the New York Patek Philippe show last month, my wife framed my invitation which turned out great! Does she finally accept my obsession with watches?2017-08-08_05-53-43 by racerdj, on Flickr
By the way, my very best wishes to all, and may 2018 be your best year ever.I just returned from a week fishing at Tropic Star Lodge, Panama. Throughout the trip I wore a Yachtmaster. I kept being told to be careful with the clasp of my watch getting caught with the reel when reeling in. I've been fishing all my life, most of that time wearing a Rolex watch and I must admit that I've never had the clasp of my watch hitting a reel. However, when looking at it, the protruding end of the clasp could very easily get caught with the reel. Moreover, I have always disliked the way the clasp fits high over the bracelet on the Oyster bracelet. Which is a reason I like very much the way the Jubilee clasp on the new 36mm Datejust fits flush with the bracelet; the same as on the President bracelet. It would be great if Rolex would take a further step in improving their bracelets by making the clasp fit more seamlessly with the links on the bracelet. As is the case with some IWC and Omega br








