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Breitling AB041210bb48 Features
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Ref. No. :AB041210bb48
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
Location :Netherlands, Nijmegen
Price : € 8,550 (= $ 10,505)
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Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
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- when this was on air and fell in love with it. I love watches and necklaces, and having a pendant watch is a real bonus. You won't be disappointed.
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Breitling AB041210bb48 wrist watches news:
Single fold or butterfly deployant
The lether strap bug has gotten hold of me, and I recently ordered several leather straps with tang style buckles. I now realize these straps can be fitted with aftermarket deployant clasps and was wondering:1. Which is better - single fold or butterfly? and2. Any recomendation on brand/sourche of deployant clasps?
The lether strap bug has gotten hold of me, and I recently ordered several leather straps with tang style buckles. I now realize these straps can be fitted with aftermarket deployant clasps and was wondering:1. Which is better - single fold or butterfly? and2. Any recomendation on brand/sourche of deployant clasps?
B 17 ? Are They Kidding ?
I just spotted a thread with a "B17" in the title......and it's a watch .......As the daughter of a B17 pilot, I think that B17 is inappropriate name for a watch .......and I suspect that any history buff or war buff ( that does seem a bit odd to say....war buff) ....especially Americans, see "B 17" and automatically think of that plane......it wasn't an obscure plane, it was one of the most famous and respected and dangerous planes to fly in WW2......Quite a lot of young men lost their lives in that plane.....thousands of them.....and frankly, it upsets the bejabbers out of me to see it as a label for a watch ! I know there's nothing I can do about it, but I will always look with a bad feeling when I see B 17 mentioned as a mere watch ,....and I don't care who makes it .....or how great a watch it is .......it's a watch ! ......it's beyond tacky, it's disrespectful of the young men who flew and fought in that plane ..it's like naming a watch Treblinka or Auzwitch ( spelling ) ....
I just spotted a thread with a "B17" in the title......and it's a watch .......As the daughter of a B17 pilot, I think that B17 is inappropriate name for a watch .......and I suspect that any history buff or war buff ( that does seem a bit odd to say....war buff) ....especially Americans, see "B 17" and automatically think of that plane......it wasn't an obscure plane, it was one of the most famous and respected and dangerous planes to fly in WW2......Quite a lot of young men lost their lives in that plane.....thousands of them.....and frankly, it upsets the bejabbers out of me to see it as a label for a watch ! I know there's nothing I can do about it, but I will always look with a bad feeling when I see B 17 mentioned as a mere watch ,....and I don't care who makes it .....or how great a watch it is .......it's a watch ! ......it's beyond tacky, it's disrespectful of the young men who flew and fought in that plane ..it's like naming a watch Treblinka or Auzwitch ( spelling ) ....
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Will Omega Fail time for a Vote
There has been lots of threads and remarks about the greed and stratergy of the Boutique route Omega has taken. Like many of us I have witnessed empty Boutiques in London on a Saturday surely this must be their busiest day, where it feels very strange and almost like your every move is being monitored. Not an nice feeling. Anyway I'd Love to know what your feelings are about whether Omega will succeed or fail and revert back to ADs to sell their watches for them.
There has been lots of threads and remarks about the greed and stratergy of the Boutique route Omega has taken. Like many of us I have witnessed empty Boutiques in London on a Saturday surely this must be their busiest day, where it feels very strange and almost like your every move is being monitored. Not an nice feeling. Anyway I'd Love to know what your feelings are about whether Omega will succeed or fail and revert back to ADs to sell their watches for them.
5164, 5167, 5980 -- sf
I am in San Francisco for the weekend and just passed a store named Shreve & Co which turns out to be an authorized Patek dealer. In stock they had the 5164, 5167, 5980 (Blue AND White), among others. I know some of these pieces are hard to find, so just figured I'd share in case anyone was interested!
I am in San Francisco for the weekend and just passed a store named Shreve & Co which turns out to be an authorized Patek dealer. In stock they had the 5164, 5167, 5980 (Blue AND White), among others. I know some of these pieces are hard to find, so just figured I'd share in case anyone was interested!
