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Franck Muller 8005 SC Features
Ref. No. :8005 SC
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, TORINO
Price : € 4,200 (= $ 5,223)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
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Franck Muller 8005 SC The Related Reviews:
- This is the second watch we bought, the first watch was exactly the same as the first. My husband loves the light and face.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Elizabeth Chappell United States Escondido from Netherlands Purmerend
- Great quality and I love the colors. I have had many compliments on it.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by karen johns United Kingdom Cheshire from Netherlands Purmerend
- Item arrived very quickly and as described, in excellent condition.
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- Review by Claudia Faucher USA Dunnellon from Netherlands Purmerend
Franck Muller 8005 SC wrist watches news:
Looking at buying a brand new watch
Having recently turned 50 (and received a bunch of monetary gifts from friends), I've been thinking about buying a brand new watch for myself. I have a budget of about $700 and have considered a Tissot PRC 200 automatic (stainless case/strap w/blue face). My preferences are for an automatic, screw down crown, stainless case/strap and the blue face.Any comments on this particular watch or any others that I should consider are appreciated.
Having recently turned 50 (and received a bunch of monetary gifts from friends), I've been thinking about buying a brand new watch for myself. I have a budget of about $700 and have considered a Tissot PRC 200 automatic (stainless case/strap w/blue face). My preferences are for an automatic, screw down crown, stainless case/strap and the blue face.Any comments on this particular watch or any others that I should consider are appreciated.
Silver cased Elgin Cushion
Thought I'd post some photos here of my Sterling silver Elgin Cushion:I have it up for auction on the swamp, but there doesn't appear to be much interest. Perhaps it's the post-Xmas money shortage blues (an affliction I am currently suffering from myself! ).Anyway, it's a great example of an Elgin cushion from about 1925. And the original or at least very aged dial is quite unusual IMHO.I know there are Elgin fans on this forum, so I thought I'd let them know it was available.Mark S.
Thought I'd post some photos here of my Sterling silver Elgin Cushion:I have it up for auction on the swamp, but there doesn't appear to be much interest. Perhaps it's the post-Xmas money shortage blues (an affliction I am currently suffering from myself! ).Anyway, it's a great example of an Elgin cushion from about 1925. And the original or at least very aged dial is quite unusual IMHO.I know there are Elgin fans on this forum, so I thought I'd let them know it was available.Mark S.
still trying to find this crystal¡
I need some help finding a crystal for Seiko Automatic 7009-5010. Had a negative experience with a west coast dealer who stated that they had it and shipped the wrong one. Turns out they don't have it. Any help would be appreciated. Image borrowed from the internet.
I need some help finding a crystal for Seiko Automatic 7009-5010. Had a negative experience with a west coast dealer who stated that they had it and shipped the wrong one. Turns out they don't have it. Any help would be appreciated. Image borrowed from the internet.
Suwa
I have to ask. What does SUWA mean
I have to ask. What does SUWA mean
Cool Jan!!
hi guysAs we're getting more 5167 owners among us I thought it would be useful with a few snaps showing how easy it is to resize the strap - no need to get an AD to do this for youhere's what you need5167 - no need to remove the strap from the headScissors - must be very sharp to get an even cut between the slotsSpringbar toolpicture of the toolssteps1. remove buckle from the strap ends2. cut one slot from each side3. fit buckle back on - this I found important as it gives a good indication of how many slots need to be cut off. if you're sure about the fit you can of course cut off more than one but better to play it safe*4. repeat step two and three until you get a fit where you can stick a couple of fingers between the buckle and your wrist*. BUT bear in mind to leave slots on the 12 o'clock side so you balance the watch*DO NOT cut too many slots as you need to cater for fat wrists in the summer. cutting too many slots and you're likely to have to fork out $250 on a new strap if you
hi guysAs we're getting more 5167 owners among us I thought it would be useful with a few snaps showing how easy it is to resize the strap - no need to get an AD to do this for youhere's what you need5167 - no need to remove the strap from the headScissors - must be very sharp to get an even cut between the slotsSpringbar toolpicture of the toolssteps1. remove buckle from the strap ends2. cut one slot from each side3. fit buckle back on - this I found important as it gives a good indication of how many slots need to be cut off. if you're sure about the fit you can of course cut off more than one but better to play it safe*4. repeat step two and three until you get a fit where you can stick a couple of fingers between the buckle and your wrist*. BUT bear in mind to leave slots on the 12 o'clock side so you balance the watch*DO NOT cut too many slots as you need to cater for fat wrists in the summer. cutting too many slots and you're likely to have to fork out $250 on a new strap if you
