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Cartier W7100041 Features
Ref. No. :W7100041
Code :1756
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2011
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Milano
Price : price on request
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :42.0 mm mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Fold clasp
Others :Only Original Parts
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Cartier W7100041 The Related Reviews:
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- This is an awesome watch. It's just the right weight, not too heavy but heavy enough to tell it's durable. It's a great everyday watch.. Highly recommended.
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Cartier W7100041 wrist watches news:
Newbie Looking for Some Advice
I'm considering buying my first Rolex. Frankly I'd like something with water resistance of at least 300 meters and perhaps 1K. I'm looking for a good deal as well. Is there any hope? Any constructive recommendations will be appreciated. If this is the incorrect place to post the questions let me know and I'll post elsewhere.
I'm considering buying my first Rolex. Frankly I'd like something with water resistance of at least 300 meters and perhaps 1K. I'm looking for a good deal as well. Is there any hope? Any constructive recommendations will be appreciated. If this is the incorrect place to post the questions let me know and I'll post elsewhere.
do odd-sized lug width require wider or narrower straps?
*ahem*luminox*ahem* I've seen their lugs widths listing all over the place (23.5, 21.5, 23, 19, etc.), but never in the standard widths used by most other manufacturers. What is the recommended NATO strap width for a loomy with lugs that measure 22.5 or 23mm? Would you use a 22mm, or a 24mm strap? I've heard erring on the slimmer side can put too much stress on the lugs, but wouldn't the band simply not fit if you err on a wider strap?
*ahem*luminox*ahem* I've seen their lugs widths listing all over the place (23.5, 21.5, 23, 19, etc.), but never in the standard widths used by most other manufacturers. What is the recommended NATO strap width for a loomy with lugs that measure 22.5 or 23mm? Would you use a 22mm, or a 24mm strap? I've heard erring on the slimmer side can put too much stress on the lugs, but wouldn't the band simply not fit if you err on a wider strap?
Navitimer pics for Scott
Here's a few more pics for you as requested. These first two are courtesy of the Breitling press website. Anyone else have access to it? Some amazing pics on it. I'm not quite sure if I'm even supposed to post these or not. These are significantly downsized from their original size. Here are a few Olympus-Navitimer shots I took while I still had them both.Some Olympus dial closeups
Here's a few more pics for you as requested. These first two are courtesy of the Breitling press website. Anyone else have access to it? Some amazing pics on it. I'm not quite sure if I'm even supposed to post these or not. These are significantly downsized from their original size. Here are a few Olympus-Navitimer shots I took while I still had them both.Some Olympus dial closeups
Lefty? Righty? Omni? Which wrist do you favor?
I see shots across the site and we seem to have a lot of folks who wear their watches on their left wrist. But there are some who wear on the right. I've even seen some photo series where the same person is wearing a watch on one wrist in one shot, and the other wrist in a different shot - this got me thinking...Do you prefer to wear your watch on your left or righ wrist? Or do you change it up?
I see shots across the site and we seem to have a lot of folks who wear their watches on their left wrist. But there are some who wear on the right. I've even seen some photo series where the same person is wearing a watch on one wrist in one shot, and the other wrist in a different shot - this got me thinking...Do you prefer to wear your watch on your left or righ wrist? Or do you change it up?
431a meets a23322
decided to bite the bullet and treat my Navitimer to the OEM bracelet (431a) and am very happy I did....heck, my wife even noticed it and commented that she liked it. I found out how much of a b&*%ch it is to size the 7 row links, but on the flip side, man this is one super comfy bracelet and drop dead gorgeous.
decided to bite the bullet and treat my Navitimer to the OEM bracelet (431a) and am very happy I did....heck, my wife even noticed it and commented that she liked it. I found out how much of a b&*%ch it is to size the 7 row links, but on the flip side, man this is one super comfy bracelet and drop dead gorgeous.
