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Cartier WE104531 Features
Ref. No. :WE104531
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Red gold
Bracelet Material :Leather
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Pennsylvania, warminster
Price : $ 13,480
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Movement/Caliber :057
Case
Case Material :Red gold
Case Diameter :20.3 x 25.1 mm
Thickness :5.75 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Dial :White
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
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Cartier WE104531 wrist watches news:
Broken Seiko
Hi,I have a problem with a Seiko watch with a quartz movement, it appears something has broken inside so now when I turn the winder the second hand spins very fast with it, however, the hour and minute hand do not turn at all. Can anyone tell me why this might be?I am not a beginner, so should able to sort it myself if I know the cause of the problem. As far as I'm aware I haven't done anything to it other than remove the winder.Any help would be appreciated.Cheers.
Hi,I have a problem with a Seiko watch with a quartz movement, it appears something has broken inside so now when I turn the winder the second hand spins very fast with it, however, the hour and minute hand do not turn at all. Can anyone tell me why this might be?I am not a beginner, so should able to sort it myself if I know the cause of the problem. As far as I'm aware I haven't done anything to it other than remove the winder.Any help would be appreciated.Cheers.
Wednesday's Hamilton. And and my apology.
I apologize for not acknowledging Pearl Harbor Day in yesterday's daily thread. I know it's a significant date in American History yet certain dates escape me in the 7:00 AM time frame. I did end up watching several hours of Pearl Harbor related movies on TCM though. Today, it's the Gary for me.
I apologize for not acknowledging Pearl Harbor Day in yesterday's daily thread. I know it's a significant date in American History yet certain dates escape me in the 7:00 AM time frame. I did end up watching several hours of Pearl Harbor related movies on TCM though. Today, it's the Gary for me.
I'm Back...
Hi All...It's been a long time since I've posted. I had some rather life-altering events, and I had to put my focus and energies into other facets of my life. Those things have seemed to settle down a bit, so I now find myself back here amongst the old stomping grounds.My father recently passed away, and I've inherited a couple of pieces, all of them pocket watches. My apologies for the color cast on these photos. The one which got the most interest from an appraiser a few years ago was this one, a Huber:I know absolutely nothing about pocket watches. This one belonged to my Grandmother's brother. He passed away in 1932 at age 23.I'm hoping to get a little information about this, and I'll post photos of the other (Lambert Bros.) when I get some decent shots taken. Any information about the watches, companies, etc, would be appreciated.Thanks!
Hi All...It's been a long time since I've posted. I had some rather life-altering events, and I had to put my focus and energies into other facets of my life. Those things have seemed to settle down a bit, so I now find myself back here amongst the old stomping grounds.My father recently passed away, and I've inherited a couple of pieces, all of them pocket watches. My apologies for the color cast on these photos. The one which got the most interest from an appraiser a few years ago was this one, a Huber:I know absolutely nothing about pocket watches. This one belonged to my Grandmother's brother. He passed away in 1932 at age 23.I'm hoping to get a little information about this, and I'll post photos of the other (Lambert Bros.) when I get some decent shots taken. Any information about the watches, companies, etc, would be appreciated.Thanks!
Any Swedish House Mafia/Steve Angello fans?
If you're a watch enthusiast as well as a fan of one of the premier artists in the Electronic Dance Music scene, you'd probably know that Steve Angello is a HUGE fan of AP. (usually has on the 'Survivor')Mention of AP watches have been in some songs and if you watch any part of their documentary Take One or his YouTube channel (Size TV) you can see that Steve and his crew at Size records are fans of the brand as well.I always wondered what his favorites were and the man was nice enough to answer my queries. (While on vacation in Bora Bora no less)As you may know I'm a huge fan of my Ginza 7 Forged Carbon, I was pretty excited to see that he was also part of the Ginza 7 fraternity, although in precious metal form!
If you're a watch enthusiast as well as a fan of one of the premier artists in the Electronic Dance Music scene, you'd probably know that Steve Angello is a HUGE fan of AP. (usually has on the 'Survivor')Mention of AP watches have been in some songs and if you watch any part of their documentary Take One or his YouTube channel (Size TV) you can see that Steve and his crew at Size records are fans of the brand as well.I always wondered what his favorites were and the man was nice enough to answer my queries. (While on vacation in Bora Bora no less)As you may know I'm a huge fan of my Ginza 7 Forged Carbon, I was pretty excited to see that he was also part of the Ginza 7 fraternity, although in precious metal form!
Should I do it? BLNR for PAM 233
So impulsive me is at it again. I currently own an 114060 and a BLNR but I have been thinking a lot lately about having more variety within the rotation. The Sub is the perfect daily, so I am thinking about trading the BLNR for a PAM 233. Last summer I was going between a PAM 233/422 and a BLNR but picked up the BLNR thinking it could cover up the urge for a PAM. Well, I was wrong . Some days I love the BLNR and want to keep it and other days I want something else. So what do you guys think?Trade this?For this?
So impulsive me is at it again. I currently own an 114060 and a BLNR but I have been thinking a lot lately about having more variety within the rotation. The Sub is the perfect daily, so I am thinking about trading the BLNR for a PAM 233. Last summer I was going between a PAM 233/422 and a BLNR but picked up the BLNR thinking it could cover up the urge for a PAM. Well, I was wrong . Some days I love the BLNR and want to keep it and other days I want something else. So what do you guys think?Trade this?For this?
