Cartier W62025V3 Features
Ref. No. :W62025V3
Code :S15398
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2009
Condition :2 (fine)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United Kingdom, Kingston Upon Hull
Price : ¡ê 3,200 (= $ 5,016)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
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Cartier W62025V3 wrist watches news:
What is the most extreme measure you've taken to get a watch?
I am sitting on my sofa, browsing the web looking at pictures of a watch, a Rolex Submariner 14060m pre-chronometer. I have been thinking about this watch more and more everyday and I know it will be my next purchase but, I just don't know when. Thoughts of selling part of my wife's DVD collection or one or two of my dogs have flashed through my mind more than once and I think "Bond, get a hold of yourself! This is only a watch!! There are more important things."That is true. There are more important things (although I couldn't come up with any at that very moment). But when you have been chasing something for so long and you are close to getting it, but still so far away that desire to 'get it now' takes over. And you are almost willing to give up whatever is necessary to get that one desirable things. Anyone else ever felt this way over a watch? Please tell me I'm not alone here. :) ~JB
I am sitting on my sofa, browsing the web looking at pictures of a watch, a Rolex Submariner 14060m pre-chronometer. I have been thinking about this watch more and more everyday and I know it will be my next purchase but, I just don't know when. Thoughts of selling part of my wife's DVD collection or one or two of my dogs have flashed through my mind more than once and I think "Bond, get a hold of yourself! This is only a watch!! There are more important things."That is true. There are more important things (although I couldn't come up with any at that very moment). But when you have been chasing something for so long and you are close to getting it, but still so far away that desire to 'get it now' takes over. And you are almost willing to give up whatever is necessary to get that one desirable things. Anyone else ever felt this way over a watch? Please tell me I'm not alone here. :) ~JB
You never know where you're going to see a Rolex :o)
So I'm looking at getting a used Honda Accord to replace my very expensive to maintain 2001 BMW 740i (I'm sick about this move, but that's another story), and I run into this ad...You never know when the sight of a Rolex in an ad (where it shouldn't really be) will brighten your day and make you smile, being a WIS. Pretty cool.
So I'm looking at getting a used Honda Accord to replace my very expensive to maintain 2001 BMW 740i (I'm sick about this move, but that's another story), and I run into this ad...You never know when the sight of a Rolex in an ad (where it shouldn't really be) will brighten your day and make you smile, being a WIS. Pretty cool.
It's Dive Time!...WARNING...Vintage Golden 1000m SQ Tuna Content!
I guess I'll start this "oldies but goodies" diver post off with a more than capable professional diver. (I promissed Bullosa to post this watch and I'm sure he's waited patiently.)So without further delay, here's my Seiko SQ 1000m 7C46 SBDS018 Golden Tuna below. This being my 3rd example I've owned now, it's really a very nice condition huge chunk of Titanium Nitride coated Ti steel alloy designed for commercial diving duties and ISO rated and tested to 1000m and beyond. The 7C46 Hi torque multi jeweled movement is designed for the rigors of pressure and temperature changes, as well as being fully anti-magnetic and accuracy is tops in any watch I have ever owned and timed for long duration periods of time. The thick Hardlex crystal is super clear displaying the richly generously filled markers and hands with the nitro glowing lumenova which is the brightest and longest lasting lume I've seen personally to date. The watch is also impervious to the effects of mixed gas diving and is ful
I guess I'll start this "oldies but goodies" diver post off with a more than capable professional diver. (I promissed Bullosa to post this watch and I'm sure he's waited patiently.)So without further delay, here's my Seiko SQ 1000m 7C46 SBDS018 Golden Tuna below. This being my 3rd example I've owned now, it's really a very nice condition huge chunk of Titanium Nitride coated Ti steel alloy designed for commercial diving duties and ISO rated and tested to 1000m and beyond. The 7C46 Hi torque multi jeweled movement is designed for the rigors of pressure and temperature changes, as well as being fully anti-magnetic and accuracy is tops in any watch I have ever owned and timed for long duration periods of time. The thick Hardlex crystal is super clear displaying the richly generously filled markers and hands with the nitro glowing lumenova which is the brightest and longest lasting lume I've seen personally to date. The watch is also impervious to the effects of mixed gas diving and is ful
Can i pull it off???
Been checking out a couple of AP and about to pull the trigger on a deal with DavidSW...I have a small wrist 6.2 so i was wondering if i could pull of a RG RC or stick with the 15400OR? the ad didn't have the 15400 so i can't try it on but it's 41mm and thinner so i figure it could fit me better.Also, will i be needing to get a short strap or the regular one could work with my wrist?or
Been checking out a couple of AP and about to pull the trigger on a deal with DavidSW...I have a small wrist 6.2 so i was wondering if i could pull of a RG RC or stick with the 15400OR? the ad didn't have the 15400 so i can't try it on but it's 41mm and thinner so i figure it could fit me better.Also, will i be needing to get a short strap or the regular one could work with my wrist?or
Advice on a trade
HiI am offered a 5110 against a full set blnr, a 16660 and a sub lv y serie , these 3 watches in great condition.Your opinion on this trade?Thanks.
HiI am offered a 5110 against a full set blnr, a 16660 and a sub lv y serie , these 3 watches in great condition.Your opinion on this trade?Thanks.
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