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Dior CD112116. Features
Ref. No. :CD112116.
Code :S15476
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2011
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United Kingdom, Kingston Upon Hull
Price : ¡ê 2,150 (= $ 3,362)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
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Dior CD112116. The Related Reviews:
- Excellent Eseller! very fast shipment!! A++++
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Raymond M USA Ocean City from Netherlands Purmerend
- Picture doesn't do this watch justice! Looks great in person. I would have given this watch 5 stars because of the value for the money, but the only flaw is the hand on the timer doesn't line up exactly.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Maritza Zapata Canada Newmarket from Netherlands Purmerend
- thanks!!! nice watch
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- Review by gerard fichera Norway Trondheim from Netherlands Purmerend
Dior CD112116. wrist watches news:
Can I wind the watch too much?
Can I wind the watch too much? I pulled the knob out and kept on turning counter-clock wise it's keep on going and going. if it's fully wound, does it stop?
Can I wind the watch too much? I pulled the knob out and kept on turning counter-clock wise it's keep on going and going. if it's fully wound, does it stop?
Screw down crowns
Hi Everyone!Regarding screw-down crowns, I am wondering how many complete (if in fact even one) turns AFTER the threads are engaged should a crown turn before it becomes snug? I have an Omega and it seems almost right after the threads engage it becomes snug; maybe 1/2 turn. I took it to Omega, ahd it overhauled, including the crown, and then had it looked at by a local jeweler who works on many high end watches and they though it was OK. I also have a Luminox with the same issue. Also had a Tag Heuer that screwed in very smooth; about 3 revolutions before snugging down. I realise different watch brands are going to have different tolerances, but I'm more concerned about the Omega.Does this seem normal?Thanks,Dan
Hi Everyone!Regarding screw-down crowns, I am wondering how many complete (if in fact even one) turns AFTER the threads are engaged should a crown turn before it becomes snug? I have an Omega and it seems almost right after the threads engage it becomes snug; maybe 1/2 turn. I took it to Omega, ahd it overhauled, including the crown, and then had it looked at by a local jeweler who works on many high end watches and they though it was OK. I also have a Luminox with the same issue. Also had a Tag Heuer that screwed in very smooth; about 3 revolutions before snugging down. I realise different watch brands are going to have different tolerances, but I'm more concerned about the Omega.Does this seem normal?Thanks,Dan
Repair Facility in the Fort Lauderdale Area
Hello, new to this forum. I work out of town during the week and will have to get my different watches in front of me to accurately list my meager collection. Does anyone know a good watch repair person or I guess watch maker in the Fort Lauderdale and/or Miami, Florida area? Thank you for your time and post, always learning something new.
Hello, new to this forum. I work out of town during the week and will have to get my different watches in front of me to accurately list my meager collection. Does anyone know a good watch repair person or I guess watch maker in the Fort Lauderdale and/or Miami, Florida area? Thank you for your time and post, always learning something new.
Incoming..... First AP!! Yummy
Because of all you AP forum posters I had to have one... you bastards... . My visit to the AP boutique in Paris last month didn't help.1.jpgWired the funds to a TRF trusted seller a short while ago and it should arrive tomorrow. Special thanks to Mike (aka kilyung) for being kind enough to help answer a few queries last night and to all you AP forum posters for making me want it!A little waffle below while we wait...waffle.jpg
Because of all you AP forum posters I had to have one... you bastards... . My visit to the AP boutique in Paris last month didn't help.1.jpgWired the funds to a TRF trusted seller a short while ago and it should arrive tomorrow. Special thanks to Mike (aka kilyung) for being kind enough to help answer a few queries last night and to all you AP forum posters for making me want it!A little waffle below while we wait...waffle.jpg
With SS on the rise is it even worth not just biting the bullet for a PM?
Even if I’m talking new to slightly used with the SS market seemingly booming wouldn’t it be worth just going PM if cost isn’t a major obstacle or you just want a SS? I’ve been thinking about this and historically the PMs really seem to hold a large premium over what the cost difference was new. I know there are exceptions but I saw a LV for $12.5k USD and I’d think going for a solid gold Sub a better choice. But like everything this is speculation. I mean how far are we from a $15k Sub. 7-8 years?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Even if I’m talking new to slightly used with the SS market seemingly booming wouldn’t it be worth just going PM if cost isn’t a major obstacle or you just want a SS? I’ve been thinking about this and historically the PMs really seem to hold a large premium over what the cost difference was new. I know there are exceptions but I saw a LV for $12.5k USD and I’d think going for a solid gold Sub a better choice. But like everything this is speculation. I mean how far are we from a $15k Sub. 7-8 years?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
