Breitling A19350-301 Features


Ref. No. :A19350-301
Code :3155
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :2010
Condition :0 (unworn)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Teuschnitz
Price : € 4,499 (= $ 5,528)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :42 mm
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Black
Functions :Moonphase, Chronograph, 4 Year Calendar
Others :Luminescent Hands, Luminous indexes
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Breitling A19350-301 wrist watches news:
Ok gang, I have read a lot about Rolex watches and the Company in this forum and other articles - but here's something new and different that would like your thoughts/opinion. A few days ago I was in Las Vegas and had the opportunity to visit a couple of AD in the strip. The first AD was selling all Rolex watches at a 20% discount (PM me and I will tell you the name of the dealer). But they did not have the Explorer II/White Dial that I'd like to get. Anyway, a short time later I found myself in another AD located in a mall less that a block away. This dealer had a WD Exp II so I asked if they would match the price from their competitor a few hundred yards away. The sales person I was dealing with was a very pleasant lady who quickly responded with "sorry, we can't do that, bla, bla, bla". As our conversation continued I told her, "well I guess the best I can hope is for the economy to continue weak so Rolex realize they need to cut you some slack on their price-control policy".
Well just done it hit the button to buy a Hamilton Khaki King Quartz, it's looks lovely in the photo lovely black dial and a very nice looking brown leather strap.This is my first Hamilton it joins my vintage Omega 1973, Chris Ward C7, and a couple of Rotary watches one my late fathers gold Rotary from 1970 and the other a Skeleton Rotary.Will post some photos when it arrives, if anyone here has one would love to hear your review on it good or bad hopefully good 029_Small.jpg030_small.jpg032_Small.jpgRegardsKevin
Let's call it delayed gratification. Back in September, Adam and I had lunch while he was in the area visiting and we did a 24 hour swap - my Seamaster caliber 591 for his IWC caliber 89. You can see both watches in this thread talking about our meeting:watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/43944.htmI guess Adam is happy with his new JLC triple calendar (who wouldn't be?) so he took me up on my standing offer to purchase that same IWC from him. I'm a happy camper tonight. I have what I consider the perfect trifecta of vintage IWC watches now - one yg, one rg, and one ss:I'll have to do a group shot with the Spitfire soon. (right now I'm a little busy taking pics of some other watches though )
Good Day All,I got my copy of WatchTime last night. That Jumbo has such a nice movement in it. I kind of want one nowIf you like AP you should pick up a copy they take a part the Jumbo, it's real coolI hope to try one on next week when I am in Toronto.Take care,Eric
I have a 1969 145-018 Seamaster Chrono. which I am attaching a picture of.I have seen a few of these around over the years, but none with a configuration of the S in Seamaster like this one. Most of the ones I see have the rounded S.Does anyone know about the different shapes of the S's and the history that may be attributed to them.








