Chopard 5035 Features


Ref. No. :5035
Code :K1090
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet Material :White Gold
Year :1970ies
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:With Box
Location :Germany, München
Price : € 4,850 (= $ 5,871)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :White gold
Case Diameter :41 x 26 mm
Glass :Mineral Glass
Dial :Blue
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :White Gold
Others :Only Original Parts
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Chopard 5035 wrist watches news:
Back in August (of 2010) I offered this Pulsar (by Seiko) Men's Automatic watch as a giveaway. The winner, Chris, happened to be a bit of a blogger himself and was nice enough to share his thoughts (and watch) with the world in a review. The watch looks pretty nice, especially for the price. You can check out the winner's review of the Pulsar Ref. PS2004 here. I am always glad to hear from another happy giveaway recipient. Note that the above pictures are taken by him.
.......as I mention in my previous thread couple of days ago- I just bought my first Hamilton.Now I am looking to find an appropriate box that comes along with it. I see that we have some guys here with excellent knowledge of vintage pieces and I want to kindly ask for help:"Can any of you guys please show me a picture of a box that would have come with this 1942 Lester Curvex?"T.I.AMilos
I sold my fairly new and unused Movado Museum watch to a co-worker yesterdayI have been lusting for one of these since they were introduced a few years back:So I put my order in this morning for this baby and it should be here by the end of the week. If you are into digitals, this watch is a drop dead gorgeous pieceSome specs:Dimensions:Width case: 38 mm.Length case: 42 mm.Height case: 12 mm.Band width 34 mm to 22 mm.Weight watch: 178 gram.Features:Quartz movement.Water resistant to 5 ATM.Digital Display Only.Stainless steel case, band and buckle.Rear case Stainless steel.Glass Sapphire.Black Dial.Back Lighting.Day/Date Feature.Chronograph2 time zonesTimerAlarmYear/MonthBy the way, this is my first ever German watch I am really looking forward to it. Pics and review coming up.
I've had a number of vintage watches, and they've all been too small for my taste. I saw this one and thought the shape might make it wear bigger. So far I'm liking it! I know just about nothing about it - anyone know approximately when it may have been manufactured or any info at all for that matter?photo Bulova.jpg
I'm not a seconds accuracy freak. If my watch is within a minute or so I'm fine. But, I wanted to test the accuracy and power reserve of the Powermatic 80 in my new Tissot PRC 200. After 24 hours, I'd thought I'd look at the accuracy of it, with several other watches I grabbed.Unscientific test of accuracy. Each watch was placed face up and allowed to run for 24 hours. I set them to the clock in OS 10.9 which is automatically updated. Here's the watches I picked:?The Tissot PRC 200 with the Powermatic 80 movement. As the picture shows, it is near perfect.?Next, the Tissot Luxury Automatic with the Powermatic 80 movement, once again. * It looks to be 4 seconds slow.?Third is the Deep Blue Fleet Admiral wit the Miyota 9100 movement. It is 5 seconds slow.?Fourth is the Orient Star Retrograde with the40A50 caliber 22 jewel movement:?Next, mid 60s Longines with a 17 jewel movement serviced this year. It looks to be about 11 seconds slow.?Lord Elgin with 760 automatic movement, service








