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Breitling B55045 Features
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Ref. No. :B55045
Code :20709
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Location :United Kingdom, Maidstone
Price : ¡ê 1,495 (= $ 2,346)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Case Diameter :36 mm
Dial :White
Dial numerals :No numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Black
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Breitling B55045 The Related Reviews:
- It does everything I expected it to do. Its very useful for the outdoor activities I do. I love having a barometer on my wrist.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Gerald Walker New Zealand Blenheim from Netherlands Purmerend
- NICE WATCH. THANKS
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Kali G USA 183 Princeton Lane Glenview Ill 60026 from Netherlands Purmerend
- perfect comunication, very fast shipping!! I'll come back again!!
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- Review by Raymond M Russia Pushkino Moscow Region from Netherlands Purmerend
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Omega limited edition watch
To commemorate the Olympic Games 2008 in Beijing, Omega sequentially from the last year (last year, the last days of 288, 188 days, 88 days, and the day of the opening of the hippocampus was launched limited edition watches Beijing XXIX) introduced five series of limited edition of corresponding to paragraph Omega watchs, series limited edition collector of the Beijing Olympic Games and the six included the hippocampeSpeedmasterCity chronograph men and women in the Series Collection eternal Olympic (Timeless Collection).
To commemorate the Olympic Games 2008 in Beijing, Omega sequentially from the last year (last year, the last days of 288, 188 days, 88 days, and the day of the opening of the hippocampus was launched limited edition watches Beijing XXIX) introduced five series of limited edition of corresponding to paragraph Omega watchs, series limited edition collector of the Beijing Olympic Games and the six included the hippocampeSpeedmasterCity chronograph men and women in the Series Collection eternal Olympic (Timeless Collection).
Anyone feel like the Rolex(es) you have now will be your last?
Or more to the point, is there anyone out there that is so happy, so "over the moon" with the Rolex watch or watches that you currently own that you don't envision yourself buying anymore?I post this thread as I was thinking today that I'd be happy only owning my Daytona and never another. Sure, I'd like to have a Meteorite dial WG Daytona but would never spend that kind of money on it (though when owning a Seiko 20 years ago, I said I'd never spend the money on a Tag Heuer!)I'd like to have a WG or Plat DD with a white dial for dress up, but I can't imagine spending that kind of money to own one when my Daytona will fit the bill if need be. I rarely dress in a suit so it's just not necessary. Plus, if I/we were going to spend $15K-$20K on something now, it would be furniture or oriental rugs for our new home, not a Rolex.Do I feel like I'm "done" collecting Rolexes? Yes, I do. Have I changed my mind a million times before when I felt like this in my life? Yes, I have. Seriously
Or more to the point, is there anyone out there that is so happy, so "over the moon" with the Rolex watch or watches that you currently own that you don't envision yourself buying anymore?I post this thread as I was thinking today that I'd be happy only owning my Daytona and never another. Sure, I'd like to have a Meteorite dial WG Daytona but would never spend that kind of money on it (though when owning a Seiko 20 years ago, I said I'd never spend the money on a Tag Heuer!)I'd like to have a WG or Plat DD with a white dial for dress up, but I can't imagine spending that kind of money to own one when my Daytona will fit the bill if need be. I rarely dress in a suit so it's just not necessary. Plus, if I/we were going to spend $15K-$20K on something now, it would be furniture or oriental rugs for our new home, not a Rolex.Do I feel like I'm "done" collecting Rolexes? Yes, I do. Have I changed my mind a million times before when I felt like this in my life? Yes, I have. Seriously
Val-Swiss Watch Movements
I am curious to see if any of you experienced watch collectors have information on the Val-Swiss automatic movements. While I'm sure they aren't Top Of The Line, I would be interested because of the price point. Swiss Legend has started using this movement in their Neptune line, started selling last night at $169.00 with a watch winder included. I would love to get some automatic movements in my collection and this would be a good way to start, I'm hoping to work my way up to the 7750's of the world. Looking online I get comments from that other forum (you know, the one that every other word in the postings is a cuss word and any watch under $25,000.00 is a piece of ST). Any info would be appreciated.
I am curious to see if any of you experienced watch collectors have information on the Val-Swiss automatic movements. While I'm sure they aren't Top Of The Line, I would be interested because of the price point. Swiss Legend has started using this movement in their Neptune line, started selling last night at $169.00 with a watch winder included. I would love to get some automatic movements in my collection and this would be a good way to start, I'm hoping to work my way up to the 7750's of the world. Looking online I get comments from that other forum (you know, the one that every other word in the postings is a cuss word and any watch under $25,000.00 is a piece of ST). Any info would be appreciated.
New Moonwatch in my collection
Sold my last Heuer and buy this amazing pieceimage.jpg
Sold my last Heuer and buy this amazing pieceimage.jpg
The 5711 has landed
After many years lusting after it, today I picked it up. More wrist shots to come and perhaps some of my thoughts, but here we go for now...
After many years lusting after it, today I picked it up. More wrist shots to come and perhaps some of my thoughts, but here we go for now...
