Ebel Ebel 5130 Features
Code :MG1176
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, K?ln
Price : € 2,490 (= $ 3,097)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :38 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Chronograph, Date
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Who's got a black "Bond"?
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Hi guys,I'm sort of stuck between a PO and SMP. The SMP in question is the latest black "Bond" style Co Axial (NON LE model).I love the gloss dial etc on the LE but just couldn't live with all the "Bond" stuff all over it! (Just my opinion of course).So to help me along do any of you have one and can you post pics etc please?The PO in question would be the 42mm black bezel / orange numbers.Cheers.Mac UK.
Which AP RO is the best?
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Any reviews Seamaster reduced Torino 2006?
Recently I came across Seamaster reduced Olympic version (Torino 2006) on Sears website. It is being sold for ~$2,200 by authentic watches.It did not say whether it was a new piece. Anyone own or owners this watch or had any experience with it, please give your feedback.The watch can be seen here at Sears website,m.sears/omega-speedmaster...-SPM7825640822
Recently I came across Seamaster reduced Olympic version (Torino 2006) on Sears website. It is being sold for ~$2,200 by authentic watches.It did not say whether it was a new piece. Anyone own or owners this watch or had any experience with it, please give your feedback.The watch can be seen here at Sears website,m.sears/omega-speedmaster...-SPM7825640822
No mama, No Papa Rolexes in Miami, etc.?
I read this article: https://.nytimes/2018/02/16/s...egistries.htmlAnd it mentions the phrase no mama, no papa which is supposedly used for the purpose of conveying that a watch has neither papers nor serial number.According to a Los Angeles based dealer mentioned in the article, no mama, no papa watches are very easy to trade. After all, a gold Submariner is a gold Submariner. I cannot imagine wanting a Rolex with no serial number. How can they possibly be easy to trade?I think it is against the law in some places to have an item with an altered serial number. Texas comes to mind.Are Rolexes without serial numbers really as common as the article tries to imply? I thought it was an interesting article, but maybe a bit of a shill for the watch registry services mentioned.
I read this article: https://.nytimes/2018/02/16/s...egistries.htmlAnd it mentions the phrase no mama, no papa which is supposedly used for the purpose of conveying that a watch has neither papers nor serial number.According to a Los Angeles based dealer mentioned in the article, no mama, no papa watches are very easy to trade. After all, a gold Submariner is a gold Submariner. I cannot imagine wanting a Rolex with no serial number. How can they possibly be easy to trade?I think it is against the law in some places to have an item with an altered serial number. Texas comes to mind.Are Rolexes without serial numbers really as common as the article tries to imply? I thought it was an interesting article, but maybe a bit of a shill for the watch registry services mentioned.
