Cartier Cartier 51902 Features
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Textile
Year :2010
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :United Kingdom, London
Price : ¡ê 4,500 (= $ 7,053)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Waterproof :100 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Textile
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Buckle Material :Gold/Steel
Functions :Chronograph, Date
Others :Luminescent Hands
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Cartier Cartier 51902 The Related Reviews:
- Nice. Real nice watch
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Alvaro Vallecilla Romania Constanta from Netherlands Purmerend
- Good conditions, fast delivery, excellent value for money.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by bruce batson USA Gilbert from Netherlands Purmerend
- This keeps my husband's watch wound and that makes him, and That makes me happy. Great duct, and shipping was fast and not identified what was enclosed. Great since it was a Christmas gift.
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- Review by Pierre de Flon France Ivry Sur Seine from Netherlands Purmerend
Cartier Cartier 51902 wrist watches news:
New WTF Member
Hey Guys! Found the WTF today and recognized most of the members from elsewhere (a few lost souls even!) so figured I might give it a try over here. I should be familiar to most of you so you know that I am always willing to contribute and learn in a substantive way. Anyway, always happy to find a new venue to pursue my passion....Rolex, its history, and the watches they create and market. I have always enjoyed JBHII's website and articles and recently have been spending some time on Jake's blog. Glad to see you guys are here. Looking forward to having some fun on this forum and to having informed Rolex discussions.-Ross
Hey Guys! Found the WTF today and recognized most of the members from elsewhere (a few lost souls even!) so figured I might give it a try over here. I should be familiar to most of you so you know that I am always willing to contribute and learn in a substantive way. Anyway, always happy to find a new venue to pursue my passion....Rolex, its history, and the watches they create and market. I have always enjoyed JBHII's website and articles and recently have been spending some time on Jake's blog. Glad to see you guys are here. Looking forward to having some fun on this forum and to having informed Rolex discussions.-Ross
Which mm watch size is your favorite and what are the best selling sizes?
I'm considering either an Omega or a Breitling and I'm just curious to know if it's just a trend toward the larger watches or if it has been popular for some time. I currently have my grandfather's old Accutron 218 which is really nice and is about a 38 or 39mm if I remember correctly, but the Breitling Navitimer I looked at was like a 42mm and the Omega's I've been looking at I believe are also in 42mm range. I even tried on one Breitling that was like a 46mm I think, way too big for my taste, but the Seamaster is a beautiful watch.
I'm considering either an Omega or a Breitling and I'm just curious to know if it's just a trend toward the larger watches or if it has been popular for some time. I currently have my grandfather's old Accutron 218 which is really nice and is about a 38 or 39mm if I remember correctly, but the Breitling Navitimer I looked at was like a 42mm and the Omega's I've been looking at I believe are also in 42mm range. I even tried on one Breitling that was like a 46mm I think, way too big for my taste, but the Seamaster is a beautiful watch.
Timex in America
If I remember correctly, my first watch was a Timex when I was around 9 or 10. So we are looking at the late 1950's. I assume they were made in America at this time. Does anyone collect Timex from this era?? Pics? Maybe I can spot my first watch.
If I remember correctly, my first watch was a Timex when I was around 9 or 10. So we are looking at the late 1950's. I assume they were made in America at this time. Does anyone collect Timex from this era?? Pics? Maybe I can spot my first watch.
Best pocket watch movement to use in a pilot case
Don't know if this has been discussed in the past but here goes.I have two bulova pocket watch movements 17AE and 17AH Also the seconds is at the six o'clock position with the crown at 12.Here is the question, I put together a pilot watch with the clone of the 6497 that puts the seconds hand at the nine o'clock position. Does anyone think or know if the same dial for the 6497 will fit a 17AE/17AH.. I know dial dots will most likely be used and source some hands.. A while back I saw a YouTube video with a 17AH in a pilots case showing the back of the watch and nothing else. Any opinions, assistance and advise would be greatly appreciated.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Don't know if this has been discussed in the past but here goes.I have two bulova pocket watch movements 17AE and 17AH Also the seconds is at the six o'clock position with the crown at 12.Here is the question, I put together a pilot watch with the clone of the 6497 that puts the seconds hand at the nine o'clock position. Does anyone think or know if the same dial for the 6497 will fit a 17AE/17AH.. I know dial dots will most likely be used and source some hands.. A while back I saw a YouTube video with a 17AH in a pilots case showing the back of the watch and nothing else. Any opinions, assistance and advise would be greatly appreciated.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Lots of love for the AP 26320 RG
Hi guys, i've just recently pulled the trigger on the 26320rg, been wearing it for a couple days now after returning from the Bahamas. Absolutely love the watch, I have to say AP's finish is topnotch, the rose gold really catches the light so well. one the of best and most balanced chronos ever made imho
Hi guys, i've just recently pulled the trigger on the 26320rg, been wearing it for a couple days now after returning from the Bahamas. Absolutely love the watch, I have to say AP's finish is topnotch, the rose gold really catches the light so well. one the of best and most balanced chronos ever made imho
