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Franck Muller 1752 QZ ACB ACE Features

ETA 2892 Automatic Movement.
Solid 440 Stainless Steel Case.
Solid 440 Stainless Steel Strap.
Sapphire Crystal Glass Face.
Case Diameter:31x43 mm.
Water-Resistant.
Brand Name:Franck Muller
Series:Cintree Curvex
Model Number:1752 QZ ACB ACE
Gender:Midsize Watches
Movement:Automatic
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Case Size:31x43mm
Bezel Material:Stainless Steel
Bracelet Material:Stainless Steel
Bracelet Color:Silver
Dial Color:Black
Dial Type:Arabic numerals
Clasp:Hidden Clasp
Crystal Material:Sapphire
Watch Shape:Rectangle
Water Resistant Depth:80 Meters / 264 Feet

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Franck Muller 1752 QZ ACB ACE The Related Reviews:

The watch is a Christmas present. But when it arrived I checked it over and it's just what they wanted. It's perfect. Thank you. And Merry Christmas.
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Review by Linda Toft Torsvik Israel Holon from Netherlands Purmerend

duct arrived as described. Timely updates and responses to inquiries.
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Review by Shelley Brown Argentina Ciudad De Buenos Aires from Netherlands Purmerend

I was looking forward to having this for the summer. I ordered the blue because it reminded me of the ocean. I thought it looked very cheap and I did think it was a bit too large. I returned it the very next day. I have cheaper watches that I have bought at gem shows and they are better quality.
---- [Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)]
Review by Cecylia Smith Madrid (pozuelo De Alarcon) Pozuelo De Alarcon from Netherlands Purmerend

Franck Muller 1752 QZ ACB ACE wrist watches news:

New Unannounced Sub-Model
Looking thru the new Chronolog last night, I noticed there is a new Cockpit. Breitling has introduced a stainless steel & rose gold model. Keeping in what seems to be a new tradition, the rose gold two tones has the solid gold bezel, while the yellow gold version is a stainless steel bezel with gold rider tabs. They also had added a raised gold highlight box around the date window.The ladies Cockpit already has the rose gold & stainless model, so this addition compliments that model this year. Personally, I really like the look of the rose gold & stainless steel Cockpit. I think Breitling does one of the best jobs in the rose gold formula. It's very warm & soft, no harshness or coppery look to it. Very subtle. Here's the new rose gold & stainless Cockpit - you be the judge

Portuguese chronograph
I am new at this. About 4-5 years ago i received the watch (3238 8737) as a gift. my watch has blue hands and silver numbers. all the other watches i have seen online, have blue hands and blue numbers. am i missing something? is mine fake?i been doing some research on it but i can't seem to find anything on the IWC website. can anyone tell me if IWC indeed made a chronograph with blue hands and silver #s?thank youclaudio

Screwbacks?
I tacked this onto another post that was discussing a particular watch type (American bumpers), but it deserves a separate airing in a Beginner's section:When you're junque-shopping (some call in "antiquing"), why am I getting resistance from the shop when I want to pop the back? I know these people are definitely not watch experts, but how can they expect you to NOT look at the movement when they are asking as much as $350 for a watch? I walked out of two stores in frustration today, because I hadn't even gotten to the haggling stage because I didn't know enough about the piece, and I'm not about to buy something on faith.And especially with screwbacksdo any of them have gaskets or seals I should worry about (this is for 50's-era pieces)? If I whip out my caseback unscrew-er, shouldn't they be impressed enough to let me unscrew it? I've been thinking about this, today, and I wonder if owners of shops like this, in a tourist area like New Orleans, depend on the tourists to make impulse

The 5070 Appreciation thread
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