Corum 947.931.04 Features


Ref. No. :947.931.04
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Year :2012
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Spain, BARCELONA
Price : € 2,500 (= $ 3,026)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :48 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Rubber
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Corum 947.931.04 The Related Reviews:
- I was pleasantly surpised when I received this in the mail. Its really a well crafted watch. I am a nurse and wash my hands constantly. I ruin a lot of watches by getting them wet. I love that this is water of. I am AMAZED at the deal I got.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Josh R South Africa Germiston Gauteng from Netherlands Purmerend
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Tim Marley United States Coral Gables, Fl from Netherlands Purmerend
- I was very pleased with the watch box as was my husband It arrived very quickly thankgoodness as I ordered it about 1 week before my husband's birthday and we live in Australia. Thankyou
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Staffel Switzerland Zurich from Netherlands Purmerend
Corum 947.931.04 wrist watches news:
?At any given SIHH or Baselworld, you’re obviously always going to see a plethora (to put it mildly) of new watches, but one thing you don’t see very often is a new escapement. That’s because designing a new escapement – much less one that can actually be produced in large enough numbers to be commercially viable – is probably the single biggest problem in watchmaking. Over the centuries since the very first – the verge escapement – was used in clocks, there have really been only a handful that have been used extensively, and in watchmaking, it’s a virtually certainty that any watch you buy is going to have a lever escapement. But not this one. 1 OF 7 Omega now uses the Daniels co-axial escapement in all its in-house movements but it was a huge challenge for them to make it and enormously expensive in both time and money to industrialize, and departures from the lever in modern watchmaking tend to be made in very small numbe
I'm surprised he would wear on National Television.
I just bought a limited edition SMP expecting a complete set but was surprised to see that the warranty card is missing. Can this still be considered complete? Seller claims that the warranty card was held by the AD and he never received it. He also says that I will get a new named warranty card if I get it serviced so it won't impact my resale value. Is this true? Didn't think that Omega would send out a new warranty card after service. What's the impact to resale value for a limited edition with missing warranty card? Thanks!
Another member just posted a link in another thread to a review on the 5711 conducted by Watch Time upon it's release in 2006 on the Nautilus's 30th Anniversary.Because it was posted in the AP subforum I thought I would repost it here as well.Quote:
Hey guys,I noticed that my favorite Rolex reference, the WG Submariner 116619LB, does not yet have an Official thread for both owner's and fans to post pictures.This watch was a personal grail of mine for over two years and I finally pulled the trigger back in March. It is truly a special piece and certainly the crown jewel of my collection.The white metal is true to its tool watch heritage and the blue dial is spectacular, as it changes in different lighting conditions¡everything from dark navy blue indoors to electric blue in the direct sun.So¡whether you are a current owner, past owner, future owner or just an admirer, post up your best pictures and and let's give this watch the respect it deserves:)








