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Chopard 158457-3001 Features
Brand:Chopard
Series:Mille Miglia
Model:158457-3001
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Swiss Made
Movement:Automatic
Power Reserve:46 hours
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Black
Crystal:Sapphire
Hands:Luminous
Second Markers:Arabic numeral marks the 12 o'clock position. Minute Markers around the outer rim
Dial Markers:Stick
Sub Dials:Power Reserve Sub dial at the 6 O'clock Position
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Type:Bracelet
Band Material:Stainless Steel
Clasp:Double Locking Foldover
Case Size:44 mm
Case Thickness:14.25 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Crown:Stainless Steel
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Skeleton
Bezel:Fixed Stainless Steel
Water Resistance:50 meters/ 165 feet
Calendar:Date displays at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Hours/ Minutes/ Seconds/ Date/ Power Reserve Indicator
Features:Stainless Steel
Style:Dress Watches
Warranty:2 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:845960007566
Internal ID:CP158457-3001
Item Variation:158457 3001, 158457.3001, 1584573001
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Chopard 158457-3001 wrist watches news:
Help finding a 19mm strap
Hello,I'm having trouble finding a nice 19mm strap for my 1962 Stafford. I'd like to use a Hamilton band in 'long'. Open to deployant, especially since it will add a little weight (I like the feel of it). Any recommendations?Thanks,Kevin
Hello,I'm having trouble finding a nice 19mm strap for my 1962 Stafford. I'd like to use a Hamilton band in 'long'. Open to deployant, especially since it will add a little weight (I like the feel of it). Any recommendations?Thanks,Kevin
Swatch Group is ****ing me off!
Well I've had my hamilton Khaki Chrono at my watchmaker for a little while and asked him to replace the crystal (while he was doing a COA). After receiving two generic replacement crystals that don't quite fit properly, he wanted to get one from Swatch Group (or the parts vendor in the states that deals with them) and they won't sell him one. I know they had restricted ETA movements, but didn't realize that they were attempting the same thing with parts. I know why they are doing it, they want to get people to send their watches to the Swatch service centers for any work. I would rather give a watchmaker I know the business, and not have to send it back to Swatch Group. Seems like a very shortsighted business decision. I may be more inclined to buy a different brand if I don't have to deal with that stuff.
Well I've had my hamilton Khaki Chrono at my watchmaker for a little while and asked him to replace the crystal (while he was doing a COA). After receiving two generic replacement crystals that don't quite fit properly, he wanted to get one from Swatch Group (or the parts vendor in the states that deals with them) and they won't sell him one. I know they had restricted ETA movements, but didn't realize that they were attempting the same thing with parts. I know why they are doing it, they want to get people to send their watches to the Swatch service centers for any work. I would rather give a watchmaker I know the business, and not have to send it back to Swatch Group. Seems like a very shortsighted business decision. I may be more inclined to buy a different brand if I don't have to deal with that stuff.
Movement I.D.
Sorry about this garbage pic. I just want to know if anyone recognizes it. I'm not sure if its Miyota, Chinese, or Swiss. Anyone?ThanksJustinmove.jpg
Sorry about this garbage pic. I just want to know if anyone recognizes it. I'm not sure if its Miyota, Chinese, or Swiss. Anyone?ThanksJustinmove.jpg
On The Wrist Today Monday- 7/18/11
Invicta Lupah Grand Zen 4544 on the Technofiber StrapSwiss Ronda Startech 5040.D Quartz Chronograph
Invicta Lupah Grand Zen 4544 on the Technofiber StrapSwiss Ronda Startech 5040.D Quartz Chronograph
Panerai P.5000 in-house movement question?
I recently picked up a new Panerai Radiomir 609 with their in-house p.5000 movement. I had a 510 Luminor for awhile with the same caliber, but traded it off. I've found that I much prefer the Radiomir case shape. With that said, I'm curious as to the accuracy of the movement. I really have two questions...1. How many seconds +/- should the movement be per day since it isn't COSC certified?2. When it comes to precisely setting the time, since this movement is non-hacking do those of you with this watch typically hold the crown to pause the second hand or should this be avoided? I know this was the process with the manual-wind Speedmaster. I just thought I would ask to make sure I am following the proper procedures when setting the watch before attempting this.I know with some watches it isn't recommended to wind time backwards, but I think that may be a thing of the past? I remember with a Speedy, just the slightest amount of back pressure on the crown would effectively pause the second
I recently picked up a new Panerai Radiomir 609 with their in-house p.5000 movement. I had a 510 Luminor for awhile with the same caliber, but traded it off. I've found that I much prefer the Radiomir case shape. With that said, I'm curious as to the accuracy of the movement. I really have two questions...1. How many seconds +/- should the movement be per day since it isn't COSC certified?2. When it comes to precisely setting the time, since this movement is non-hacking do those of you with this watch typically hold the crown to pause the second hand or should this be avoided? I know this was the process with the manual-wind Speedmaster. I just thought I would ask to make sure I am following the proper procedures when setting the watch before attempting this.I know with some watches it isn't recommended to wind time backwards, but I think that may be a thing of the past? I remember with a Speedy, just the slightest amount of back pressure on the crown would effectively pause the second
