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Cartier WB7072K2 Features
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Ref. No. :WB7072K2
Code :1231
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Yellow Gold
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 31,195
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Waterproof :30 m
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Yellow Gold
Bracelet Color :Gold
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Cartier WB7072K2 The Related Reviews:
- I hesitated on ordering this and glad I did. As always Victoria's work is exquisite.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by KITTY ROOT Turkey Samsun/bafra from Netherlands Purmerend
- Thanks, A+++++++++
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Alessandra Cirillo Marocco Agadir from Netherlands Purmerend
- A very nice and classy timepiece. Only complaint is that the band and winding functions aren't overly intuitive. Instructions are on website, but should be included in the packaging
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Been a fan of the new Chrono Hawk watches from Girard-Perregaux but really been waiting for one on a bracelet? When the collection debuted in late 2012 they were on rubber-lined leather straps in black or brown. The sister collection of Sea Hawk dive watches that debuted at the same time were on rubber straps. While decent looking, I personally always felt that this was a watch collection in need of a bracelet to really complete the theme - especially the Chrono Hawk. That time has finally come.For early 2014, Girard-Perregaux finally debuts the Chrono Hawk in steel on a bracelet. The design strongly hearkens back to the Laureato collection of watches from Girard-Perregaux that helped inspired the Chrono and Sea Hawk timepieces. Though, these modern watches are much larger at 44mm wide with wide lugs. The Chrono Hawk, with its long lugs always "wore large" and Girard-Perregaux promised an upgrade to the strap to allow it to wrap around one's wrist more comfortably. It is entirely possi
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Would a leather strap work with this watch?
Guys, the Seiko I bought earlier in the week - do you think a leather strap will work with it? I saw a very nice dark chocolate brown with white stitching at a friends'sb jewelery shop.Or should I rather stay with the military theme as is?Watch in question:Strap:
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LA Confidential wrist watch?
I watched the movie LA Confidential a couple of weeks ago. There were quite a few 1950s style watches in it. In one scene it showed a close up of the watch Kevin Spacey was wearing. I really liked the looks of it, does anyone know what kind of watch it was?
I watched the movie LA Confidential a couple of weeks ago. There were quite a few 1950s style watches in it. In one scene it showed a close up of the watch Kevin Spacey was wearing. I really liked the looks of it, does anyone know what kind of watch it was?
New crystal + service = New Watch
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For the folks who haven't given vintage a try...Sometimes, you have to look beneath the crystal to see what lurks.N0 equals 1970 which is what I was looking for. Ballerina caseback is always good.So I bought it.but I'm getting ahead of myself.Before I was born, okay a year before but who's counting, my dad was in Vietnam. While he was there, he purchased a Bulova Accutron Deep Sea. When I got out of basic training, he passed it to me. I ran around Europe and the Middle East with it on my wrist.Fast forward to 2005. I had a break in and it was stolen. (I hate theives )Now, I talked to Pop about it and he said he bought it in late 1970 or early 1971. I decided to get a 1970. Now, I could have gone 1971, year of my birth, etc, but it didn't feel right.Where was I.oh yeah. So I bought it.I located a watchmaker with a NOS crystal in stock and off it went. Told him no polishing, just a deep cleaning, service and crystal.After a long waitit's probably been a year since I bought it, it's back.
SMPc accuracy questions
Hi all, My new SMPc 41, blue dial, bond, is about two months old. The watch initially ran at about +4.2-+5.0 second per day, which I was fine with of course. Within specs. Now into my third month, it seems to be running even better, at +2.2 second per day. Which I am super happy with. I want to say I AM NOT COMPLAINING! I just some questions.. should a brand new watch vary this much within the first 2 months? Most watches I have owned, Rolex, usually stay pretty solid at one deviation for a long time. Again, just curious to ask some other experts their thoughts. Thanks and cheers to Friday.
Hi all, My new SMPc 41, blue dial, bond, is about two months old. The watch initially ran at about +4.2-+5.0 second per day, which I was fine with of course. Within specs. Now into my third month, it seems to be running even better, at +2.2 second per day. Which I am super happy with. I want to say I AM NOT COMPLAINING! I just some questions.. should a brand new watch vary this much within the first 2 months? Most watches I have owned, Rolex, usually stay pretty solid at one deviation for a long time. Again, just curious to ask some other experts their thoughts. Thanks and cheers to Friday.
