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Ebel 1187241 Features
Ref. No. :1187241
Code :DG2090
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Condition :2 (fine)
:With Box
Location :United States, California, Newport Beach
Price : $ 1,375
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :38 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Functions :Date
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Ebel 1187241 The Related Reviews:
- great watch & great service this is my first purchase from OS but not my last. only complaint,was size of watch band .i am male over six foot tall so an extended band length would have been preferred.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by ROMIKA MALA Canada Peterborough from Netherlands Purmerend
- I bought this watch as a gift and almost a month later it broke. The dials never worked correctly and it is only covered by the manufacturer's warranty if you purchase it from a certified dealer.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Wendy J Deutschland Esterwegen from Netherlands Purmerend
- Love it! Great item! Fast shipping and Great price! Will recommend!
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- Review by joey humphrey Spain Badalona - Barcelona from Netherlands Purmerend
Ebel 1187241 wrist watches news:
Did You Hear That Pocket Watches Are Back? Yea, They Are Also Called Phones
The move from pocket watch to wrist watch in the early 20th century heralded a big move to the "active" person being able to tell the time. Pocket watches, while classy, sat in your pocket or coat until you could pull them out, open them, and check the time. The advent of the wrist watch gave you the ability to check the time easily at a glance without having to use your hands. Wrist watches are more convenient, and arguably more stylish.Today pocket watches, while still made in limited numbers, are mostly collectors or novelty items. Very few people actually carry pocket watches anymore. By far, most people who want to know what time it is, wear a watch. But things are changing to a degree, and I am not sure if it is for the best.The proliferation of the ubiquitous mobile phone has for some people, rendered the need for a wrist watch unnecessary. They indicate that the ability to see what time it is on their phone means they don't need a watch. While it is true that phones have clocks
The move from pocket watch to wrist watch in the early 20th century heralded a big move to the "active" person being able to tell the time. Pocket watches, while classy, sat in your pocket or coat until you could pull them out, open them, and check the time. The advent of the wrist watch gave you the ability to check the time easily at a glance without having to use your hands. Wrist watches are more convenient, and arguably more stylish.Today pocket watches, while still made in limited numbers, are mostly collectors or novelty items. Very few people actually carry pocket watches anymore. By far, most people who want to know what time it is, wear a watch. But things are changing to a degree, and I am not sure if it is for the best.The proliferation of the ubiquitous mobile phone has for some people, rendered the need for a wrist watch unnecessary. They indicate that the ability to see what time it is on their phone means they don't need a watch. While it is true that phones have clocks
Horology 101 - jewels (pt 1)
Jewels act like the roller bearings or bushings of a watch's internals which are used to combat friction. Friction not only reduces the lifespan of the parts rubbing against each other, it affects accuracy as well. Since jewels were intended to be used on high wear points it made sense that the harder & smoother the material that they are made of, the better the reduction of friction. In 1704 the Swiss astronomer and optician Nicolas Fatio de Duillier patented a way of drilling rubies so they could be used in watch movements. The French company De Beaufre' used his technique to manufacture the first watch that incorprated rubies into it's mechanism.De Beaufre' pocket watch from 1720:
Jewels act like the roller bearings or bushings of a watch's internals which are used to combat friction. Friction not only reduces the lifespan of the parts rubbing against each other, it affects accuracy as well. Since jewels were intended to be used on high wear points it made sense that the harder & smoother the material that they are made of, the better the reduction of friction. In 1704 the Swiss astronomer and optician Nicolas Fatio de Duillier patented a way of drilling rubies so they could be used in watch movements. The French company De Beaufre' used his technique to manufacture the first watch that incorprated rubies into it's mechanism.De Beaufre' pocket watch from 1720:
My first AP, love it.
This is truly a beauty on the wrist. A little mountain snow for us today.
This is truly a beauty on the wrist. A little mountain snow for us today.
ceramic diver discontinued?
Hi all, was taking a look at the AP website, clicked on the diver and there are 2 watches, but no ceramic, white or black, was it never listed on their website in the first place, wonder why they would do that, or was it and now it's gone?If it's gone might give foundation to the rumor I read here and there that they were going to stop production, which sucks because I was getting to really like it and considering getting it one day, want at one point to have a ceramic piece and apart from the diver the only one I like, but less than the AP is the Pam 335, it's nice but nowhere near the finish of AP ceramic, it's matte ceramic without the vertical lines that AP has or brushed/polished parts.Also I am starting to like a few offshore models but am disappointed as I like them with ceramic bezel, again that ceramic obsession, and they only have them on 44mm models, I could go for a 42 but a 44 don't think so, I know members with smaller wrists than mine have 44's, but it's nice on them whe
Hi all, was taking a look at the AP website, clicked on the diver and there are 2 watches, but no ceramic, white or black, was it never listed on their website in the first place, wonder why they would do that, or was it and now it's gone?If it's gone might give foundation to the rumor I read here and there that they were going to stop production, which sucks because I was getting to really like it and considering getting it one day, want at one point to have a ceramic piece and apart from the diver the only one I like, but less than the AP is the Pam 335, it's nice but nowhere near the finish of AP ceramic, it's matte ceramic without the vertical lines that AP has or brushed/polished parts.Also I am starting to like a few offshore models but am disappointed as I like them with ceramic bezel, again that ceramic obsession, and they only have them on 44mm models, I could go for a 42 but a 44 don't think so, I know members with smaller wrists than mine have 44's, but it's nice on them whe
Service costs?
Hi folks...I recall paying $495 to have my 111 serviced (took it to a local AD to send to Panerai).Can anyone tell me what the going rate is to service a 312 these days? Cheers & thanks.
Hi folks...I recall paying $495 to have my 111 serviced (took it to a local AD to send to Panerai).Can anyone tell me what the going rate is to service a 312 these days? Cheers & thanks.
