Casio BG-5601-7ER Features
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Ref. No. :BG-5601-7ER
Code :xid-7397
Movement :Quartz
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Simmerath
Price : € 80 (= $ 98)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Diameter :40 mm
Thickness :12 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Glass :Mineral Glass
Dial :Pink
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Bracelet Color :White
Clasp :Buckle
Functions :Chronograph, Date, Weekday, GMT
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Casio BG-5601-7ER The Related Reviews:
- So far I have been pleased, hoping it will continue to work well for a long time!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Michelle Parsons U.S.A Rancho Viejo, Texas from Netherlands Purmerend
- I love this watch just the right size for my skinny arms ,not too and not too .
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Anita N The Netherlands Amsterdam from Netherlands Purmerend
- CHEAP LOOKING AND STONES WERE NOT PRETTY. LOOKED A LOT BETTER ON TV.
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- Review by Kevin Dempsey Netherlands Oss from Netherlands Purmerend
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I had a lot of fun building my watch in 3D. The clasp is yet to be done....
I had a lot of fun building my watch in 3D. The clasp is yet to be done....
Buying vintage
When buying vintage do you just assume it needs servicing and calculate that into the overall price of the watch? If so, do most of you have someone local or do you ship to someone with a good reputation? Lastly, if a basic service is all that's required what do you expect to pay and what's the expected turnaround time? I'd love to have a nice vintage Omega or Longines, but I don't know if I have the $$ or patience. I've seen some models of other brands, particularly from Grumpyguy, that really caught my eye as well. I guess another option would be to keep a lookout for sales by trusted sellers here, but they're becoming fewer and fewer. If anyone knows of trustworthy eBay or other vintage sellers, please feel free to send me a PM. I haven't had great luck with sellers who claim their vintage watches were recently serviced. What a shock, I know.
When buying vintage do you just assume it needs servicing and calculate that into the overall price of the watch? If so, do most of you have someone local or do you ship to someone with a good reputation? Lastly, if a basic service is all that's required what do you expect to pay and what's the expected turnaround time? I'd love to have a nice vintage Omega or Longines, but I don't know if I have the $$ or patience. I've seen some models of other brands, particularly from Grumpyguy, that really caught my eye as well. I guess another option would be to keep a lookout for sales by trusted sellers here, but they're becoming fewer and fewer. If anyone knows of trustworthy eBay or other vintage sellers, please feel free to send me a PM. I haven't had great luck with sellers who claim their vintage watches were recently serviced. What a shock, I know.
Offshore Pride of Argentina
As mentioned in a past post, I'm new to the AP game.I really love the look of the Offshore Pride of Argentina in Ti. What's the resell/future prospects on these limited edition APs? AP does so much limited edition, not sure how to gauge the future value in these watches?Sorry for the Noob AP question.NOTE: Picture off Google.
As mentioned in a past post, I'm new to the AP game.I really love the look of the Offshore Pride of Argentina in Ti. What's the resell/future prospects on these limited edition APs? AP does so much limited edition, not sure how to gauge the future value in these watches?Sorry for the Noob AP question.NOTE: Picture off Google.
A Proud New Member of the Omega Family
Having lurked around the forums for a awhile, I am happy to say that I finally took the plunge and purchased my first real watch: the Omega Planet Ocean 8500 in 42mm. Like many others, I debated on which brand to go with Omega vs. Rolex. Beyond the technical comparisons, I went with Omega for one simple reason: 1. Rolex is just too obvious. Too cliche. I like the idea of owning an Omega because it implies that I actually know a little bit about watches beyond simply the price tag and name recognition. But any-who -- here are some pics!
Having lurked around the forums for a awhile, I am happy to say that I finally took the plunge and purchased my first real watch: the Omega Planet Ocean 8500 in 42mm. Like many others, I debated on which brand to go with Omega vs. Rolex. Beyond the technical comparisons, I went with Omega for one simple reason: 1. Rolex is just too obvious. Too cliche. I like the idea of owning an Omega because it implies that I actually know a little bit about watches beyond simply the price tag and name recognition. But any-who -- here are some pics!
Fit and finish/Quality
I have been reading a lot of articles lately comparing high end watches but none seem to answer a question I have. Most lists put PP, AP and others at the top with Rolex coming in a few rungs lower. (some lists a lot lower) I understand complications and rarity and market and all of that, but comparing simply fit and finish how does Rolex stack up against the top dogs? I am talking really about cases, dials bracelets and so forth , the stuff you can see without removing parts
I have been reading a lot of articles lately comparing high end watches but none seem to answer a question I have. Most lists put PP, AP and others at the top with Rolex coming in a few rungs lower. (some lists a lot lower) I understand complications and rarity and market and all of that, but comparing simply fit and finish how does Rolex stack up against the top dogs? I am talking really about cases, dials bracelets and so forth , the stuff you can see without removing parts
