Chopard Chopard 28100 Features
Code :4662
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Year :2008
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Netherlands, Assen
Price : € 3,450 (= $ 4,176)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :44 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Date
Others :Display Back, Center Seconds, Screw-Down Crown, Only Original Parts
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Chopard Chopard 28100 The Related Reviews:
- First, the design is so incredible in and of itself. Kudo's to the watch ladies who made this happen. Second, I have a wrist (6) and I only needed to remove one of the two extra extenders. Do another colorway some day---Love it!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Imogen Botterell Russian Federation Khabarovsk from Netherlands Purmerend
- Nice watch, looks great! Easy to set day/time. Really needs to be worn daily to keep accurate time. Rotating bexel is a nice feature.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Doug Malaysia Kuantan from Netherlands Purmerend
- Great--thanks
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- Review by James Mozgawa France Villeneuve Sur Yonne from Netherlands Purmerend
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I posted this over in the Invicta Forum, but wanted to post it here, as well, to give one of our sponsors a little more love from some folks (those Hamilton types!) who might not otherwise see it!Recently, I found a Times Square Automatic on eBay:I really liked the watch; nice and hefty. But, I really wasn't blown away by the simple black strap. It just seemed like it was there to keep the watch in place, as opposed to being "part of the package":So, before I left on my trip to Atlantic Canada, I ordered a brown croc strap with a butterfly deployment. It was waiting for me when I got back from my trip on Saturday night. I just knew that a nicer strap would make this watch something special.I think I may have succeeded:Thanks to The Watch Prince for the superb strap and clasp! I really like the way this watch looks now. I can't imagine making a better choice than the brown croc strap and, frankly, I think I'm developing an unhealthy addiction to deployment clasps.Anyway, I think the new
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Ladies and gentlemen, I looked at a pre-owned omega seamaster professional. I know nothing about Omegas but thought it looked nice. It is an 81m serial (the warranty card matched serial printed on lug). It comes with papers but I don't think they have a box.What is a fair value for this watch? Do you guys think it would be easy to resell?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Antiques Roadshow Tiffany Dialed Original Pepsi GMT
Sorry for lousy pictures - shot it off my TV while watching the show just now. Season22/Episode9. Saw this and thought the story was unbelievable. Guy takes this off his wrist at the show - gifted by his uncle in 1975 - over 40 years ago. Guy never knew about Rolex but wore it almost daily since then. His wrist gives good evidence...2 years ago the Rolex dealer told him if he serviced it, they would replace the dial So he went to an indy for service. It is from 1963-64 per s/n - early gilt underline dial per the appraiser, Peter Planes, from Royce Estate Buyers in Palm Beach, FL. Would be worth $10-12K if he had it serviced by Rolex with replaced dial and bezel insert. But in this current untouched original condition, worth $50K retail as long as he doesn¡¯t touch it. And if the dial had not oxidized so much and was perfect it would have fetched upwards of $100K¡°Good Grief¡± said the guy. I think the indy watchmaker may have replaced the date wheel because it is so white. Just sharing
Sorry for lousy pictures - shot it off my TV while watching the show just now. Season22/Episode9. Saw this and thought the story was unbelievable. Guy takes this off his wrist at the show - gifted by his uncle in 1975 - over 40 years ago. Guy never knew about Rolex but wore it almost daily since then. His wrist gives good evidence...2 years ago the Rolex dealer told him if he serviced it, they would replace the dial So he went to an indy for service. It is from 1963-64 per s/n - early gilt underline dial per the appraiser, Peter Planes, from Royce Estate Buyers in Palm Beach, FL. Would be worth $10-12K if he had it serviced by Rolex with replaced dial and bezel insert. But in this current untouched original condition, worth $50K retail as long as he doesn¡¯t touch it. And if the dial had not oxidized so much and was perfect it would have fetched upwards of $100K¡°Good Grief¡± said the guy. I think the indy watchmaker may have replaced the date wheel because it is so white. Just sharing
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