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Cartier WG800009 Features
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Ref. No. :WG800009
Code :11524
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet Material :White Gold
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 61,195
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Movement/Caliber :157
Case
Case Material :White gold
Case Diameter :38.4 x 43.8 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Dial :Gold
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :White Gold
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Bond SMP running fast
I've had my SMP 2531.80 for going on 4 years and usually it runs great for about 7 or 8 months and then it starts running too slow or inconsistent from day to day. Mostly it just slows down to -8 or -12 seconds and then it's back to the Omega AD I got it from for readjustment and sealing. Now however it's been running +8 to +12 seconds a day and two months after the last readjustment I brought it back and asked that it be made to run within chronometer specs again. This AD has had this watch setup where it didn't gain or lose seconds for weeks on end so I feel pretty confident in their work. Anyhow, now that I've gotten it back again it's running about +14 to +16 seconds fast. I know the watch can be made to run great but I've had problems keeping it running great and I don't understand why. Is this something that I should have Omega in Switzerland take care of? Shouldn't I be able to expect the watch to run reasonably within chronometer specs for at least a few years before it
I've had my SMP 2531.80 for going on 4 years and usually it runs great for about 7 or 8 months and then it starts running too slow or inconsistent from day to day. Mostly it just slows down to -8 or -12 seconds and then it's back to the Omega AD I got it from for readjustment and sealing. Now however it's been running +8 to +12 seconds a day and two months after the last readjustment I brought it back and asked that it be made to run within chronometer specs again. This AD has had this watch setup where it didn't gain or lose seconds for weeks on end so I feel pretty confident in their work. Anyhow, now that I've gotten it back again it's running about +14 to +16 seconds fast. I know the watch can be made to run great but I've had problems keeping it running great and I don't understand why. Is this something that I should have Omega in Switzerland take care of? Shouldn't I be able to expect the watch to run reasonably within chronometer specs for at least a few years before it
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Having perused the TRF and their variety of everyday topics, I've found this forum to be far more practical and insightful in terms of Rolex ownership.There's no 'keeping up with the Jones', OCD issues and/or 'show-off' mentalities running rampant. Very refreshing in a world where status-symbolism often reigns supreme amongst contemporary, new-moneyed mind-sets.Though the WTF traffic may be considerably less than the TRF, the responses here are always straightforward and to the point. One can appreciate that.Once upon a time, Rolexes had sort of an esoteric following. Nowadays they seem to fall into the same mundane category as BMWs, Nikon cameras and Martin guitars, items once respected for what they were but now relegated to upwardly-mobile consumerism and braggadocio.Perhaps this is the curse of anything well-made and expensive. Eventually they become mainstream and potentially tacky (especially to the old-timers who simply appreciated them per se).
Having perused the TRF and their variety of everyday topics, I've found this forum to be far more practical and insightful in terms of Rolex ownership.There's no 'keeping up with the Jones', OCD issues and/or 'show-off' mentalities running rampant. Very refreshing in a world where status-symbolism often reigns supreme amongst contemporary, new-moneyed mind-sets.Though the WTF traffic may be considerably less than the TRF, the responses here are always straightforward and to the point. One can appreciate that.Once upon a time, Rolexes had sort of an esoteric following. Nowadays they seem to fall into the same mundane category as BMWs, Nikon cameras and Martin guitars, items once respected for what they were but now relegated to upwardly-mobile consumerism and braggadocio.Perhaps this is the curse of anything well-made and expensive. Eventually they become mainstream and potentially tacky (especially to the old-timers who simply appreciated them per se).
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This is part of a longer post, but thought I'd post it separately because some might not want to read through the longer post:The only watch I've ever seen that would tempt me to spend $13,000.Here's a link to a video about the watch that would tempt me, even with its $13K price tag:Pierre Kunz Insanity Watchyoutube/watch?v=Wv48i1g8hws
This is part of a longer post, but thought I'd post it separately because some might not want to read through the longer post:The only watch I've ever seen that would tempt me to spend $13,000.Here's a link to a video about the watch that would tempt me, even with its $13K price tag:Pierre Kunz Insanity Watchyoutube/watch?v=Wv48i1g8hws
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