Breitling Breitling 38841 Features


Code :17294
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Yellow gold
Location :France, Lyon
Price : € 9,900 (= $ 12,164)
Availability
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Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
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Breitling Breitling 38841 wrist watches news:
Morning folks!I've completed two trip reports which I've posted to the Travel Reports section of the Rolex Reference Page.The first is from my trip to Switzerland last month - click here to read the report.The second trip report is from my vacation to the Orlando area earlier this month to play some golf with my son - click here to read the report.Next stop - Vegas to celebrate my 40th birthday with my wife next week!! Enjoy!
well, here are the first 2 of the group of 8 watches that I bought through ebay last week .......Walthams .....the first is this beauty ....70s I think eh ? ......and it is in fab-u-lous condition ......and keeps good time for more than 24 hours .....paid $35 for it , and I am well pleased ...even the back is immaculatebut then there's the other Waltham and that's where I need the help .....HEre's what it looks like ....and as you can see it is very large even for a watch of it's time ....I'm thinking early 30s ? ....is that right ? and it's clean very very clean .....the quarter in the background is only about 1/2 inch behind it , as I couldn't get the 2 of them closer together than that ......Now, the listing said it was running, but would need to be cleaned .....and that's kind of a run of the mill disclaimer, but this thing only runs for about .ooh say 7 seconds before it stops, when I got the back off, the balance wheel would move freely when I shake the watch, but then it will st
A few weeks ago I was hit by the Stargate bug. What I mean is that I started to like the Seiko Stargate to the point that I wanted to have one. This escalated to me wanting more then just one.I found a used one with the black dial on the forum and bought it, a couple of days later I traded one of my watches for the PVD one. Later on I sold a few spare parts and bought the white dialed one. As I mentioned in my earlier post about the PVD one, I like the case of the watch, the shape and the size. I was hoping that it was like the Sumo but, while it is similar, it is also a little smaller and slimmer. But it has 22 mm drilled through lugs and a slightly domed crystal. I like the overall look but if I had been the designer I would have done a few things differently. One of the things that I would have changed is the hands. I like the shape actually but I find that, because the hour markers are chrome framed the hands should have been chrome framed too. At least that's my opinion.
Unfortunately, I can't post the photos here. But a TV personality has an Invicta watch dial as part of a tattoo on his forearm.Since it's his arm and the art has personal meaning, I respect his decision - but I'm stunned anyone would do this.Of course, I don't have any tattoos and I'm definitely old fashioned. I love pugs (and macaws and Mrs. Boscoe), but I can't imagine putting their image under my skin. Besides, Mrs. Boscoe gets on my nerves - and that's enough!Oh, by the way, I realized I wasn't being clear. I can't believe anyone would get an INVICTA on their arm!:D:D:D
Hi all,The Jeweler offered me the PO 2500 for $4000 tax in (12% tax). Price before tax: $3600.PO 8500 was offered to me for $4910 which is $5500 after tax.Do you think this is a good deal?Please advise.Thanks!








