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Franck Muller 5850 Features
Ref. No. :5850
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :2000
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Bologna
Price : € 3,300 (= $ 4,104)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
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Franck Muller 5850 wrist watches news:
Maurice Lacroix by Kris Van Assche, Patricia Urquiola
Three designers were once more the chance to create their own interpretation of this classic in 2011, in a performance that reflects their personality without hide the original. Joint project of this year, the Maurice Lacroix and Wallpaper sought without compromise designers who are faithful to their beliefs and whose work reflects their own styles. The result is an impressive trio of Kris Van Assche, Patricia Urquiola, and Rodolfo Dordoni.Each of them will now create a unique interpretation of the Pontos Décentrique GMT - no aesthetic condition. Watches will be presented at Baselworld 2011 in March, and then sold at auction on Antiquorum of activity in the 22, 2011. The product will go to the three charities of choice the designers.
Three designers were once more the chance to create their own interpretation of this classic in 2011, in a performance that reflects their personality without hide the original. Joint project of this year, the Maurice Lacroix and Wallpaper sought without compromise designers who are faithful to their beliefs and whose work reflects their own styles. The result is an impressive trio of Kris Van Assche, Patricia Urquiola, and Rodolfo Dordoni.Each of them will now create a unique interpretation of the Pontos Décentrique GMT - no aesthetic condition. Watches will be presented at Baselworld 2011 in March, and then sold at auction on Antiquorum of activity in the 22, 2011. The product will go to the three charities of choice the designers.
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Oris TT3 2824 breakage
Last night I went to manually wind the watch and while turning the crown I felt it slip and next moment it was just clicking while turning the crown. Very disappointed and so far this watch has had some internal part break about every 3 years. I don't know if it is these base 2824's that get mass assembly or this particular watch is break prone. My Hamilton Navy GMT, the wife's Ball with 2824 have broken within the warranty period. Our bad luck?
Last night I went to manually wind the watch and while turning the crown I felt it slip and next moment it was just clicking while turning the crown. Very disappointed and so far this watch has had some internal part break about every 3 years. I don't know if it is these base 2824's that get mass assembly or this particular watch is break prone. My Hamilton Navy GMT, the wife's Ball with 2824 have broken within the warranty period. Our bad luck?
Looking to get a watch for my father...
His last watch was a Timex he bought from Walmart, which he wore for about a month then started to complain about it being painful on the wrist (indeed, there were small metal points on the inside bracelet). I don't have enough money to get him a really nice watch, but would like to get him something a little higher level than Walmart. You guys did a great job helping me choose a watch, and I thought I'd come ask again for my father ;).As of right now I was looking at this...https://orientwatchusa/watch.php?id=192I have a 50% off code, so halve the price on that. It just needs to be nice and simple (eyes aren't too good for small text). I was wondering if you guys would have any other potentials for around the $100 price point, or what you think of the link'd Orient watch.
His last watch was a Timex he bought from Walmart, which he wore for about a month then started to complain about it being painful on the wrist (indeed, there were small metal points on the inside bracelet). I don't have enough money to get him a really nice watch, but would like to get him something a little higher level than Walmart. You guys did a great job helping me choose a watch, and I thought I'd come ask again for my father ;).As of right now I was looking at this...https://orientwatchusa/watch.php?id=192I have a 50% off code, so halve the price on that. It just needs to be nice and simple (eyes aren't too good for small text). I was wondering if you guys would have any other potentials for around the $100 price point, or what you think of the link'd Orient watch.
Omega military find
This is not the sort of thing one expects to find at a flea market in country Queensland, maybe in the UK or the US but not here and I was quite taken aback when I spotted the two of them in a small cabinet on a guys stall amongst the bric a brac. He told me he purchased them over twenty years ago when he had a shop and hid them away as a future nest egg and now was the time to cash them in. The military Omega was more of a worry as I just dont see them in the flesh here, but I had known the guy for probably thirty odd years on and off from the market circuit and he was an honest operator. I always make a point of carrying my case openers with me whenever out on the hunt but today I had forgotten them so was unable to check serial numbers. I gave them a good look over and was familiar with the Speedies and was hoping that because of the raised logo on the dial in was going to be the earlier 321 movement. He was not giving them away and of course had the internet and knew the prices etc
This is not the sort of thing one expects to find at a flea market in country Queensland, maybe in the UK or the US but not here and I was quite taken aback when I spotted the two of them in a small cabinet on a guys stall amongst the bric a brac. He told me he purchased them over twenty years ago when he had a shop and hid them away as a future nest egg and now was the time to cash them in. The military Omega was more of a worry as I just dont see them in the flesh here, but I had known the guy for probably thirty odd years on and off from the market circuit and he was an honest operator. I always make a point of carrying my case openers with me whenever out on the hunt but today I had forgotten them so was unable to check serial numbers. I gave them a good look over and was familiar with the Speedies and was hoping that because of the raised logo on the dial in was going to be the earlier 321 movement. He was not giving them away and of course had the internet and knew the prices etc
