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Bell & Ross Bell & Ross 31454 Features
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :1 (mint)
:New
:With Box
Location :Switzerland, Aran
Price : Fr. 2,990 (= $ 3,059)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :40 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Glass :Mineral Glass
Dial :Black
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Chronograph, Date, Weekday
Others :Rotating Bezel, Screw-Down Crown, Only Original Parts
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Bell & Ross Bell & Ross 31454 The Related Reviews:
- Had for over 6 months. This is a great duct that is well priced compared to competitors.
Display is clear in all screens especially if you have short sited eyesight.
The heart rate monitor works well with their belt. Wont work with the Techno-Gym equipment that is commonly found in the gyms.
The buttons are designed so that they dont get accidentally pressed.
Wear this watch for all my day and find it comfortable and relatively light for its size.
I would get this duct again.
If it had a mineral glass screen would be cherry on top rather than plastic. - ----
[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Laura Thompson Australia Malaga from Netherlands Purmerend
- Item received in perfect condition , quick shipping
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Carrie Buchler USA Parkland from Netherlands Purmerend
- very good seller
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- Review by Christie Garcia Netherlands Almelo from Netherlands Purmerend
Bell & Ross Bell & Ross 31454 wrist watches news:
Need some help
Anyone know the address to Omega's main headquarters in Switzerland? Thanks!
Anyone know the address to Omega's main headquarters in Switzerland? Thanks!
Some more bezel and case re-enameling: green gold Tonneau engraved
I previously re-enameled the bezel on my Guardsman, mentioning it on the "other" vintage Hamilton & Illinois forum. This next was the other I had been considering. It still had a good bit of the (apparently) original enamel intact, but a re-enameling seemed to be in order. I am using a black enamel marker (rather than paint and a brush) which Rick had originally recommended (it uses the same technology as those laundry pen stain removers), about $5 at a hobby website. It doesn't require more than 10 minutes to begin to harden, although a few repeated applications after wiping the excess with acetone (nail polish remover) give the best results. I didn't have to disassemble the case, given the degree of precision one can have with the marker tip (Greg has started a thread in the American forum outlining his results, with photos of the down and dirty process). Anyway, it wasn't bad before:After:
I previously re-enameled the bezel on my Guardsman, mentioning it on the "other" vintage Hamilton & Illinois forum. This next was the other I had been considering. It still had a good bit of the (apparently) original enamel intact, but a re-enameling seemed to be in order. I am using a black enamel marker (rather than paint and a brush) which Rick had originally recommended (it uses the same technology as those laundry pen stain removers), about $5 at a hobby website. It doesn't require more than 10 minutes to begin to harden, although a few repeated applications after wiping the excess with acetone (nail polish remover) give the best results. I didn't have to disassemble the case, given the degree of precision one can have with the marker tip (Greg has started a thread in the American forum outlining his results, with photos of the down and dirty process). Anyway, it wasn't bad before:After:
Wed, June 4, Wrist Check
I have been out of town for several days and when I travel I tend to take my quartz watches as they are no muss no fuss. Now that I am home I am starting out with my latest auto acquisition.I will stick with the brand today and change out to my WTF EL later this afternoon.
I have been out of town for several days and when I travel I tend to take my quartz watches as they are no muss no fuss. Now that I am home I am starting out with my latest auto acquisition.I will stick with the brand today and change out to my WTF EL later this afternoon.
Factoid of the Day - 02-12-08
A watch with a perpetual calendar automatically adjusts for the months' varying length and for leap years.
A watch with a perpetual calendar automatically adjusts for the months' varying length and for leap years.
The Explorer II Enigma
I know this has been discussed before, but I thought it might be interesting to revisit.Of all the SS Sport Rollies out there, the Explorer II (and Explorer, but the focus of this thread is on the II), particularly the black dial, seems to be the least desirable, and hence has the lowest resale value. I bought my slightly used one from my AD at a significant discount from MSRP, and it's fairly common to get TT like discounts on these, which differs from all the other SS Sporties. We see Explorer II's languish in AD's cases and on our For Sale page, often being discounted several times before they sell or are pulled.The watch is essentially the same as the legacy GMT II's, minus the rotating bezel. It has a sleek and unique profile not seen on other non-Rolex watches, except the Invicta's Rolex-inspired models. It's comfort is among the best of Sports Rollies, and it has the added complication of the 24H hand.I'd like to see a discussion about TRFers thoughts on why the Explorer II'
I know this has been discussed before, but I thought it might be interesting to revisit.Of all the SS Sport Rollies out there, the Explorer II (and Explorer, but the focus of this thread is on the II), particularly the black dial, seems to be the least desirable, and hence has the lowest resale value. I bought my slightly used one from my AD at a significant discount from MSRP, and it's fairly common to get TT like discounts on these, which differs from all the other SS Sporties. We see Explorer II's languish in AD's cases and on our For Sale page, often being discounted several times before they sell or are pulled.The watch is essentially the same as the legacy GMT II's, minus the rotating bezel. It has a sleek and unique profile not seen on other non-Rolex watches, except the Invicta's Rolex-inspired models. It's comfort is among the best of Sports Rollies, and it has the added complication of the 24H hand.I'd like to see a discussion about TRFers thoughts on why the Explorer II'
