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Graham 2SWAS Features
Ref. No. :2SWAS
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Year :2007
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Turkey, Istanbul
Price : $ 4,000
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :44 mm
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Graham 2SWAS The Related Reviews:
- Carlos I love the watch I have earrings and a ring that look like they were made for each other. I like the other reviewer would like to see more bands- white- blue- brown. That would just be the perfect watch set.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Vermonter Belgiqua Liege from Netherlands Purmerend
- KEEPS GREAT TIME. GETS WATCH OFF WRIST,EASIER TO USE ESPECIALLY WITH HAND WASHING. WILL NOT RUIN ANOTHER WRIST WATCH(FROM GETTING WET)
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Osbourne Tobin Malaysia Kuala Lumpur from Netherlands Purmerend
- This watch is truly one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever seen. It sparkles with intensity and looks like a million dollars on the wrist. The face of the watch is elegant. This is one piece you will wear over and over again and get lots of oohs and aahs from your envious friends.
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- Review by VStojk Las Vegas Nevada from Netherlands Purmerend
Graham 2SWAS wrist watches news:
Watch ID
I am new to collecting Hamilton and just received this watch.It is missing the stem/crown but when gently shaken, the second hand operates. The dial is marked:HAMILTON-SWISS-The back is marked:(C) HAMILTON*10K RGP BEZELSTAINLESS STEEL BACKThe champion band is missing one rod that holds the band together.Any help is appreciated.Brian
I am new to collecting Hamilton and just received this watch.It is missing the stem/crown but when gently shaken, the second hand operates. The dial is marked:HAMILTON-SWISS-The back is marked:(C) HAMILTON*10K RGP BEZELSTAINLESS STEEL BACKThe champion band is missing one rod that holds the band together.Any help is appreciated.Brian
Need help with some watch vernacular
I am hoping somebody can explain what the term Parsifal means in the watch world.I know Parsifal is an opera, and I think there is a sailboat called a Parsifal. Raymond Weil makes some watches with this label, and I think I have seen this on other brands too, so I don't think it's just a RW line.Google is normally my friend, but I couldn't find this one.
I am hoping somebody can explain what the term Parsifal means in the watch world.I know Parsifal is an opera, and I think there is a sailboat called a Parsifal. Raymond Weil makes some watches with this label, and I think I have seen this on other brands too, so I don't think it's just a RW line.Google is normally my friend, but I couldn't find this one.
15300 owners - how does the 15300 wear compare with a sports rolex?
Guys,Thinking about getting a 15300 but Im afraid that it will not feel as comfy as my 40mm sports rolex watches that I own.I guess the thin profile and relatively large size of the watch will make it dig in to the wrist. How would 15300 owners compare the feel and fit of the watch compared to a, for example, Rolex Sub?Thanks in advance!
Guys,Thinking about getting a 15300 but Im afraid that it will not feel as comfy as my 40mm sports rolex watches that I own.I guess the thin profile and relatively large size of the watch will make it dig in to the wrist. How would 15300 owners compare the feel and fit of the watch compared to a, for example, Rolex Sub?Thanks in advance!
47 mm watch Appreciation "Show Yours"
I just wanted to start a thread for the 47 mm watch, because it sometimes get a bad wrap as being a (clock watch). Well, I for one love the size and I just want to see others.
I just wanted to start a thread for the 47 mm watch, because it sometimes get a bad wrap as being a (clock watch). Well, I for one love the size and I just want to see others.
Tudor's Weird GMT Hand??
When Tudor released the new GMT at Basel, I didn't care at first but the watch quickly grew on me.As I started to digest images and videos of the watch one thing stuck that once I saw it, I couldn't unsee it. Now my eyes are drawn to it, in a bad way.The red GMT hand seems to me to be too long. It protrudes past the outer perimeter of the gilt dial. That just seems very wrong to me. Is that normal, does that make sense. I tried to see if early Rolex GMTs did that but couldn't find an example. I know that logically the red GMT hand is to mark the numbers on the bezel so please don't beat me up about that being the reason. It could have easily stayed within the inner gilt circumference and still relate to the bezel. I considered it may be the angle but every single image or video I've seen shows this regardless of angle. (Hopefully that is the situation and then case closed, otherwise...why).Why would Tudor do that. If this goes to production like this, it will likely prevent me from buy
When Tudor released the new GMT at Basel, I didn't care at first but the watch quickly grew on me.As I started to digest images and videos of the watch one thing stuck that once I saw it, I couldn't unsee it. Now my eyes are drawn to it, in a bad way.The red GMT hand seems to me to be too long. It protrudes past the outer perimeter of the gilt dial. That just seems very wrong to me. Is that normal, does that make sense. I tried to see if early Rolex GMTs did that but couldn't find an example. I know that logically the red GMT hand is to mark the numbers on the bezel so please don't beat me up about that being the reason. It could have easily stayed within the inner gilt circumference and still relate to the bezel. I considered it may be the angle but every single image or video I've seen shows this regardless of angle. (Hopefully that is the situation and then case closed, otherwise...why).Why would Tudor do that. If this goes to production like this, it will likely prevent me from buy
