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Corum 983.201.20 Features
Ref. No. :983.201.20
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :08/2005
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Greece, Athens
Price : € 2,450 (= $ 2,966)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :CO 983 GMT
Base Caliber :ETA 2892-A2
No. of Jewels :25
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :44 mm
Thickness :12.5 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Date, GMT
Others :Display Back, Luminescent Hands, Chronometer
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Corum 983.201.20 The Related Reviews:
- The watch is acute watch. I just don't like the stretching here and there because it stretches the watch out pretty much but all in all, it's comfortable and many compliments.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Viktor Kotsjuba Germany Brannenburg from Netherlands Purmerend
- I absolutely love this watch it goes with everything. I was hesitant about gold but, i don't regret getting it one bit. It looks so expensive and overall, a great buy!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Christian Elvey Greece Mitilini Lesvos from Netherlands Purmerend
- Excellent duct. Some what larger than anticipated. Fast and excllent shipping. Would buy from again.
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- Review by MICHAEL H Uk Leicester from Netherlands Purmerend
Corum 983.201.20 wrist watches news:
Experimenting With Different Backgrounds For Watch Photography
Hey guys!This weekend was a good weekend for me photographically, and I got the opportunity to experiment and "play."The results are posted on my other website, ThruMyLens - head over the best of the photos I came up with of my GMT Master II, in 1024x768 resolution by clicking here or on the below image.
Hey guys!This weekend was a good weekend for me photographically, and I got the opportunity to experiment and "play."The results are posted on my other website, ThruMyLens - head over the best of the photos I came up with of my GMT Master II, in 1024x768 resolution by clicking here or on the below image.
Group shot
Had a little time this afternoon to practice taking group shots. Shooting multiple watches is a pain. Light & reflection, angles, getting them all in focus.it can be frustrating. None of the pics came out the way I wanted, but it will give me something to work on. Anyhow, here's my Omega family.left to right: 1968 plated De Ville cal. 861 ref. 145.018 / 1964 ss Seamaster De Ville cal. 560 ref. 166.020 / 1960 18ct Seamaster cal. 591 ref. 14704-5 / 196x ss Seamaster cal. 751 ref. 168.023 / 1968 18ct Seamaster cal. 321 ref. 145.006 / 1966 14ct Constellation cal. 564 ref. 168.005 / 1960 ss Geneve cal. 562 ref. 14703-1 / 1961 tt Constellation cal. 561 ref. 14381-2
Had a little time this afternoon to practice taking group shots. Shooting multiple watches is a pain. Light & reflection, angles, getting them all in focus.it can be frustrating. None of the pics came out the way I wanted, but it will give me something to work on. Anyhow, here's my Omega family.left to right: 1968 plated De Ville cal. 861 ref. 145.018 / 1964 ss Seamaster De Ville cal. 560 ref. 166.020 / 1960 18ct Seamaster cal. 591 ref. 14704-5 / 196x ss Seamaster cal. 751 ref. 168.023 / 1968 18ct Seamaster cal. 321 ref. 145.006 / 1966 14ct Constellation cal. 564 ref. 168.005 / 1960 ss Geneve cal. 562 ref. 14703-1 / 1961 tt Constellation cal. 561 ref. 14381-2
Orient question
I have a question about Orient watches. First thing, I am looking at a CEM65006DW for a daily "wearer". I currently have two Bulova Marine Star watches. I mainly wear a 96G77. It is a 100m "dive" watch. However, it is just quartz. I know that is really the "superior" way to tell time, but it feels so boring. I feel like I am looking down at some toy with a little battery making it work. Sorry if that is stupid, but the idea of a mechanical automatic watch powered by "me" seems so much more, ah, alive. Again, it sounds lame.1: Does Orient make their own watches? Or do they only make their own movements in house, and are they as vertically integrated with their production of movements (or the whole watch) as Seiko is? (I've heard Seiko to be 100% VI )2: Where can I find a good price for one of these watches that WILL ship to Canada? I am not sure where I would get one fixed AND, so far, it seems like Ebay is the only option. Any reputable dealers of them on Ebay?3: What could I expect f
I have a question about Orient watches. First thing, I am looking at a CEM65006DW for a daily "wearer". I currently have two Bulova Marine Star watches. I mainly wear a 96G77. It is a 100m "dive" watch. However, it is just quartz. I know that is really the "superior" way to tell time, but it feels so boring. I feel like I am looking down at some toy with a little battery making it work. Sorry if that is stupid, but the idea of a mechanical automatic watch powered by "me" seems so much more, ah, alive. Again, it sounds lame.1: Does Orient make their own watches? Or do they only make their own movements in house, and are they as vertically integrated with their production of movements (or the whole watch) as Seiko is? (I've heard Seiko to be 100% VI )2: Where can I find a good price for one of these watches that WILL ship to Canada? I am not sure where I would get one fixed AND, so far, it seems like Ebay is the only option. Any reputable dealers of them on Ebay?3: What could I expect f
Any info on this watch?
A friend offered to sell me this watch recently and I can't seem to find much info on it.I'm guessing it is late 60's/early 70's. Movement is signed JP Pingouin.Anybody know anything more about this watch?
A friend offered to sell me this watch recently and I can't seem to find much info on it.I'm guessing it is late 60's/early 70's. Movement is signed JP Pingouin.Anybody know anything more about this watch?
Positive experience with Rolex Service.
I just came back from picking up my Z-series SD from service at Gassan in Amsterdam.I know that they are not technically a RSC but rather an authorised service center, so I was prepared to get just the watch back in a plastic ziplock bag as it has happened years ago. This perspective was a bit annoying because the service costs are fully in line with RSC prices. i.e. hardly cheap !But I was pleasantly surprised to get the full package: the watch in the green Rolex service pouch, the service booklet and the service 2-year warranty card printed with the watch info and service date. Another interesting surprise was that I got back the old bezel insert, as I agreed to have it replaced during the service. I was under the impression that Rolex never returned replaced parts¡I was wearing my ¡¯91 GMTII coke and asked if it was possible to get the insert replaced to Pepsi and still get the original coke insert back. The answer was ¡°yes¡±, and the cost was a very reasonable 75 euros. They agreed t
I just came back from picking up my Z-series SD from service at Gassan in Amsterdam.I know that they are not technically a RSC but rather an authorised service center, so I was prepared to get just the watch back in a plastic ziplock bag as it has happened years ago. This perspective was a bit annoying because the service costs are fully in line with RSC prices. i.e. hardly cheap !But I was pleasantly surprised to get the full package: the watch in the green Rolex service pouch, the service booklet and the service 2-year warranty card printed with the watch info and service date. Another interesting surprise was that I got back the old bezel insert, as I agreed to have it replaced during the service. I was under the impression that Rolex never returned replaced parts¡I was wearing my ¡¯91 GMTII coke and asked if it was possible to get the insert replaced to Pepsi and still get the original coke insert back. The answer was ¡°yes¡±, and the cost was a very reasonable 75 euros. They agreed t
