Ebel 1215782 Features
Ref. No. :1215782
Code :13861
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 3,465
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :126
Power Reserve (h) :42 h
Frequency :Ebel Caliber 126
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :36 mm
Thickness :13.4 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Material bezel :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Functions :Chronograph
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1918 WWI Ingersoll "Midget" Trench Watch, Big 39mm CaseIngersoll was founded in 1881 by Robert H and Charles H. Ingersoll.The company was made famous by the $1 watch. By 1905 they produced 3 million pocket watches per year at $1Indeed their slogan became:"The Watch that Made the Dollar Famous"
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(View from our hotel room. The folks at the Holiday Inn were kind enough again to extend us a great deal on a "GTG Group Rate" ! )> > > ________GTG NYC _____Day one (pictures from THURSDAY)We had a mini meeting yesterday as I met with Stevie, Greg and Adam.....More folks flying in today.Sorry, that I do not have time for a narrative report, but have to run......so little time, so many watch stores to see ;-)If you live within a couple of hours drive, you can still register here:GTG_NYC_2010More pictures from yesterday in form of a quick SLIDE SHOW.I am sure you will see more nicer pictures and detailed report later...Cheers !!
(View from our hotel room. The folks at the Holiday Inn were kind enough again to extend us a great deal on a "GTG Group Rate" ! )> > > ________GTG NYC _____Day one (pictures from THURSDAY)We had a mini meeting yesterday as I met with Stevie, Greg and Adam.....More folks flying in today.Sorry, that I do not have time for a narrative report, but have to run......so little time, so many watch stores to see ;-)If you live within a couple of hours drive, you can still register here:GTG_NYC_2010More pictures from yesterday in form of a quick SLIDE SHOW.I am sure you will see more nicer pictures and detailed report later...Cheers !!
Loving the 5522
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I haven¡¯t had a chance to post a lot as of late (new business) but I wanted to share some pics of my two Pateks IMG_6181.JPG IMG_0093.JPGIMG_1177.JPGIMG_1304.JPGSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
3970E white gold advice needed
I have an opportunity to buy my first Patek and I'm thinking of white gold 3970E 1996 - I know its third series and all serviced by patek.What advise can you experts give me in this watch what should I look out for what should come with the watch in terms of box papers etc - I beleive it should have a solid case and sapphire case and a pusher. I want to make sure it's totally original ( it has a silver dial ) and any pics would be fully appreciated and guide price very welcome. Thanks guys
I have an opportunity to buy my first Patek and I'm thinking of white gold 3970E 1996 - I know its third series and all serviced by patek.What advise can you experts give me in this watch what should I look out for what should come with the watch in terms of box papers etc - I beleive it should have a solid case and sapphire case and a pusher. I want to make sure it's totally original ( it has a silver dial ) and any pics would be fully appreciated and guide price very welcome. Thanks guys
Chipped crystal
So I'm not sure how it happened, but my 14060M had it's crystal chipped Friday night around the 30 mark on the bezel. I think the main question everyone is going to ask is: Does it bother you? and the answer is Yes lol. I doubt it can be polished. It's chipped along the edge of the crystal. Not a scratch on the face itself. I've done endless reading on here and other places online. I'm still confused. Some people say send it away for $800 and have the full service done. Other people are claiming that it's $150 for a crystal replacement with pressure test. I called one dealer recommended to me by a friend on here and they were doubtful they could JUST replace the crystal and pressure test. What are all of your thoughts? The watch keeps amazing time. I'd be very happy to just replace the crystal and have it pressure tested as the rest of the watch is mint.Pics added: It's a lot worse in person. It's almost like a slice. I think my girlfriend's diamond pendant may have hit it. It catches
So I'm not sure how it happened, but my 14060M had it's crystal chipped Friday night around the 30 mark on the bezel. I think the main question everyone is going to ask is: Does it bother you? and the answer is Yes lol. I doubt it can be polished. It's chipped along the edge of the crystal. Not a scratch on the face itself. I've done endless reading on here and other places online. I'm still confused. Some people say send it away for $800 and have the full service done. Other people are claiming that it's $150 for a crystal replacement with pressure test. I called one dealer recommended to me by a friend on here and they were doubtful they could JUST replace the crystal and pressure test. What are all of your thoughts? The watch keeps amazing time. I'd be very happy to just replace the crystal and have it pressure tested as the rest of the watch is mint.Pics added: It's a lot worse in person. It's almost like a slice. I think my girlfriend's diamond pendant may have hit it. It catches
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