Cartier Cartier 9567 Features
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Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Yellow Gold
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Ladies' watch
Location :United States, California, Beverly Hills
Price : $ 19,795
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Yellow Gold
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Cartier Cartier 9567 The Related Reviews:
- Will do business again!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Viktor Kotsjuba Italy Bentivoglio ( Bologna ) from Netherlands Purmerend
- Great for er wrists, it does all the basic timing functions without all the extra stuff I don't need.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Bobbie R Nghe An Vinh from Netherlands Purmerend
- I bought this watch for my girl friend and She really liked the watch. It is simple and beautiful. Specially she liked the blue color of the dial when it shines.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Educational Achievement Center India Alleppey from Netherlands Purmerend
Cartier Cartier 9567 wrist watches news:
The members of the WATCH TALK FORUMS Omega Forum got the chance to submit questions for us to ask Omega Watch Company President Stephen Urquhart during an phone interview conducted on June 26th (see the questions thread by clicking here). A big thanks to all of you that provided these questions to ask Mr.Stephen Urquhart. He was very accommodating to us yesterday morning and here is how the interview went. Enjoy!WTF's John Holbrook with Stephen UrquhartInterview with Omega President Stephen UrquhartSaturday, June 26, 2010 @ 11:30am pstInterview Conducted by Brandon "Hockeybrand" - WATCH TALK FORUMS Admin Team
I'm currently an AP ROO Elephant owner, which I absolutely love. However, like all watch sickos afflicted with the sickness, I have developed eyes for another. I'm considering trading up to a new style ROC (black dial, silver sub dials). I've been drawn to the style of the ROC and I think I'm ready for a bracelet again. I also have a small wrist (6-ish) and moving from a 42mm to a thinner 41mm will be an easier wear on my wrist.I'm quite tortured by this decision as I can't quite seem to pull the trigger. The Elephant has held its value incredibly well since I acquired it a year ago and I'm a bit concerned with the ROC doing the same as I like variety in my collection and am regularly flipping every 1 - 2 years or so.Want to get some feedback from the community. Am I crazy? Any and all ROC pics from current owners would be wonderful!Thanks in advance for your help.
I need to ask all you AP bracelet wearing hombres this. I have an opportunity to buy the bracelet for my ROO Diver at a very good price. The rubber strap is super comfortable and I like how it feels on my wrist. It is similar in weight to my Rolex Exp 2 Polar. The bracelet looks amazing but I am not sure I want the added weight. How does the diver sit on your wrist with the bracelet compared to the rubber? Does the added weight cause you to not wear the watch for long periods of time?How difficult is it to remove the rubber, size the bracelet and install? My wrist size is slightly larger than 7.25.Thanks in advance!!
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I like to fiddle with perfection.What if Omega put a rotating bezel on the Speedmaster Pro, somewhat like a diver's bezel, but with a nice clean representation of 60 units, without any 15 minute emphasis as on a diver's bezel.This would allow the user to move the zero of the bezel to the minute hand, and then time two events, perhaps one precision event and another non-precision event.I wonder about this because I have had a chronograph in the past with a tachymeter, and I used the function once or twice to check my automobile spedometer, but otherwise, the tachymeter bezel has no use for me.On the other hand, I fly an EMS helicopter for a living, and I sometimes have two events to time, neither of them really requiring split second precision; but, with a rotating 60 unit bezel, I could time both of them easily by rotating the bezel to the minute hand for one event, and using the chronograph function for the other event.I really don't expect Omega to change the Speedmaster bezel.I just








