Ebel 9137J40 Features
Ref. No. :9137J40
Code :100000011545
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Stuttgart
Price : € 4,240 (= $ 5,273)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Chronograph, Date
Others :Small Seconds, Luminescent Hands
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Ebel 9137J40 The Related Reviews:
- Absolutely Beautiful. The color of the cameo compliments the black band. Just what I expected. Would recommend this watch to anyone. Thanks, Carol
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Shelley Brown Italia Assemini from Netherlands Purmerend
- Better than expected. Sharp looking. my REVIEW is long enough SaleReplica!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Marsha King United Kingdom Cardiff, South Glamorgan from Netherlands Purmerend
- I strongly recommend this excellent watch, definitely elegant. A+++
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- Review by Alyson A USA Fremont, Ca from Netherlands Purmerend
Ebel 9137J40 wrist watches news:
Grand Seiko Question
So I am wearing my Grand Seiko automatic today . . . and a question occurs to me.Why does the dial have English words like "Grand" and "Automatic" printed on it? I always understood that these watches are only marketed in Japan (and maybe some other Asian markets?) but never intended to be sold in the USA or Europe. So why do they use English words instead of Japanese words. In fact, why even use English / Latin alphabet unstead of Kanji or Katakana?Anyone have any insight into this?TIA!
So I am wearing my Grand Seiko automatic today . . . and a question occurs to me.Why does the dial have English words like "Grand" and "Automatic" printed on it? I always understood that these watches are only marketed in Japan (and maybe some other Asian markets?) but never intended to be sold in the USA or Europe. So why do they use English words instead of Japanese words. In fact, why even use English / Latin alphabet unstead of Kanji or Katakana?Anyone have any insight into this?TIA!
3rd Year Warranty on ROC
Thought I'd share the experience of getting the pressure test for the 3rd year warranty on my ROC. Shipping - After a lot of research here at TRF, I decided to send it USPS insured Registered Mail. Yeah, it took 5 days to get there and packing it with that old school brown tape was a pain but it was fully covered. I think it was about $42 all in. I double boxed the watch and sent the book with it. At Clearwater - AP called when they received it and emailed me a ticket#. I was technically 4 weeks past my 2yr mark but AP didn't seem to care. They gave me an estimate of 6 weeks to do the test. I thought that was a bit long, but wasn't concerned. They called yesterday to say it was done and to expect a Fedex today. It took them 3 weeks. The process was straight forward and they were professional.Back home - pic attached. I got the 3rd year stamp in my book and the watch is running great. Glad I got it done.
Thought I'd share the experience of getting the pressure test for the 3rd year warranty on my ROC. Shipping - After a lot of research here at TRF, I decided to send it USPS insured Registered Mail. Yeah, it took 5 days to get there and packing it with that old school brown tape was a pain but it was fully covered. I think it was about $42 all in. I double boxed the watch and sent the book with it. At Clearwater - AP called when they received it and emailed me a ticket#. I was technically 4 weeks past my 2yr mark but AP didn't seem to care. They gave me an estimate of 6 weeks to do the test. I thought that was a bit long, but wasn't concerned. They called yesterday to say it was done and to expect a Fedex today. It took them 3 weeks. The process was straight forward and they were professional.Back home - pic attached. I got the 3rd year stamp in my book and the watch is running great. Glad I got it done.
233, 321, or 499?
I've been attracted to Panerai for some time now. Something about them that I can't explain. I keep looking at them. I've been doing some window shopping and the 233,321, and 499 sing to me. Any suggestions for my first Panerai piece?
I've been attracted to Panerai for some time now. Something about them that I can't explain. I keep looking at them. I've been doing some window shopping and the 233,321, and 499 sing to me. Any suggestions for my first Panerai piece?
I need someone to identify this model Pla
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Oyster Bracelet Additional Link?
I am looking for an additional link for my Polar Expll. The bracelet is ref 78790. My question is does the replacement link need to come from an identical bracelet or would a link from say a 93150 bracelet fit??Thanks David
I am looking for an additional link for my Polar Expll. The bracelet is ref 78790. My question is does the replacement link need to come from an identical bracelet or would a link from say a 93150 bracelet fit??Thanks David
