Ebel 19796 Features
Ref. No. :19796
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Gold/Steel
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :Spain, Madrid
Price : € 1,185 (= $ 1,474)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Case Diameter :32 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Gold/Steel
Clasp :Fold clasp
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Ebel 19796 The Related Reviews:
- Love this watch and it's color. Might order more colors.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Lolo United Kingdom West Sussex from Netherlands Purmerend
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Ryan Thompson United States Spring Valley from Netherlands Purmerend
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- Review by Casey A USA Kensington from Netherlands Purmerend
Ebel 19796 wrist watches news:
Seamaster Strap Photos, Please...
I've been thinking about putting my Seamaster Pro on a strap. The bracelet gets a ridiculous amount of desk-diving scars.My problem is that I really have a hard time with the price of an Omega strap. Last time I looked, the one I was comsindering was about a block south of five hundred bucks.Anyway, I know there are a number of places to buy straps; some of the sponsors here where I've shopped before. What I'm looking for is photos of this watch on a strap:Thanks!
I've been thinking about putting my Seamaster Pro on a strap. The bracelet gets a ridiculous amount of desk-diving scars.My problem is that I really have a hard time with the price of an Omega strap. Last time I looked, the one I was comsindering was about a block south of five hundred bucks.Anyway, I know there are a number of places to buy straps; some of the sponsors here where I've shopped before. What I'm looking for is photos of this watch on a strap:Thanks!
Does this make any sense?
Lets say I want to buy a Rolex worth $5,000 If I immediately think about it, I'd say it's way out of my reach at the moment. But is it?I was generally pondering about it and something just struck me...Say, on an average, I spend about $100 (though, its close to $200) on watches(or maybe a couple of nigh outs) every month, that I'm most likely to flip in a few months or so. This money isn't a big deal, especially since I'm unmarried, and is likely to be spent elsewhere, if not on watches. Keep in mind, this money is in NO (note the emphasis on NO ) way, a part of your savings!Ok, so instead of spending that $100 there, does it make sense to take a small loan and buy the Rolex instead? Even, if you can just afford a minimum of $100 a month...it'll mean paying for about 5 yrs (including interest). 5 years for a watch that's likely to last you a lifetime and it'll be something that I'd love to wear everyday. I'd be happy to flip all my other watches (leaving the OM and EL) and keep just 3
Lets say I want to buy a Rolex worth $5,000 If I immediately think about it, I'd say it's way out of my reach at the moment. But is it?I was generally pondering about it and something just struck me...Say, on an average, I spend about $100 (though, its close to $200) on watches(or maybe a couple of nigh outs) every month, that I'm most likely to flip in a few months or so. This money isn't a big deal, especially since I'm unmarried, and is likely to be spent elsewhere, if not on watches. Keep in mind, this money is in NO (note the emphasis on NO ) way, a part of your savings!Ok, so instead of spending that $100 there, does it make sense to take a small loan and buy the Rolex instead? Even, if you can just afford a minimum of $100 a month...it'll mean paying for about 5 yrs (including interest). 5 years for a watch that's likely to last you a lifetime and it'll be something that I'd love to wear everyday. I'd be happy to flip all my other watches (leaving the OM and EL) and keep just 3
Jumbo 24/7
I'm having a hard time taking off my Jumbo. I wear it with just about everything and it is just so easy to slip on. Shorts? No problem! Flip flops? Yes! T-shirt? Absolutely! My other watches are suffering.
I'm having a hard time taking off my Jumbo. I wear it with just about everything and it is just so easy to slip on. Shorts? No problem! Flip flops? Yes! T-shirt? Absolutely! My other watches are suffering.
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I will get the ball rolling
I will get the ball rolling
Wait for Daytona C or BLNR?
Like many here, I'm on a waitlist at a small-mid sized AD for a white Daytona-C. I've been bugging the salesperson with whom I've worked and have gleaned that I'm number 4-5 on the waitlist. She told me that one Daytona had been delivered to the AD so far, and that she had no idea what her allocation would be. She has said repeatedly that she expects allocation to be very modest. The release has made me anxious to pick up my first Rolex. If i were to act now, I'd pick up a BLNR from a trusted dealer. I really love that watch as well, but it's hard to compete with the initial wow factor of the new Daytona releases. Still, if it will be a year till the Daytona would come, I'd be very tempted to get the BLNR. Would appreciate speculation in when i might expect to get the call for the Daytona C and what you would do in my shoes. Thanks.
Like many here, I'm on a waitlist at a small-mid sized AD for a white Daytona-C. I've been bugging the salesperson with whom I've worked and have gleaned that I'm number 4-5 on the waitlist. She told me that one Daytona had been delivered to the AD so far, and that she had no idea what her allocation would be. She has said repeatedly that she expects allocation to be very modest. The release has made me anxious to pick up my first Rolex. If i were to act now, I'd pick up a BLNR from a trusted dealer. I really love that watch as well, but it's hard to compete with the initial wow factor of the new Daytona releases. Still, if it will be a year till the Daytona would come, I'd be very tempted to get the BLNR. Would appreciate speculation in when i might expect to get the call for the Daytona C and what you would do in my shoes. Thanks.
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