Hublot 719.QM.1729.NR.AES10 Features


Ref. No. :719.QM.1729.NR.AES10
Code :22617
Movement :Automatic
Year :2012
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Riccione
Price : € 19,500 (= $ 24,250)
Availability
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Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Others :Limited Edition
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Hublot 719.QM.1729.NR.AES10 wrist watches news:
This just in...Gold plate worn.. but keeping good time..Movement?? Age??Cheers
Thinking hard about grabbing this one, I just don't know if it is too dressy for daily wear?
This field trip is to see a service start to finish. I have a few vintage watches that need a COA so I took them with me to Sam's shop on 7th & Sansom in Philadelphia. Sam, you're gonna be a star! Here he is at his workbench. I don't know if I'd recognize him anywhere else.We decided on my funky oval Bulova for the guinea pig. I found it NOS but not working so it needed a service and/or new part or two.First, the case back must come off:N9 - 1979....and I thought it was a few years older than that.At this time, the Solvil et Titus movement was Swiss, but now it's in Hong Kong. This particular movement is based on an ETA 2879 quick set day/date caliber.The rotor comes off:The bracelet comes off and the shock jewel is removed:All the parts get separated:The rest of the automatic winding system comes off:so what's left looks like this:Next, the balance & hairspring assembly with the balance bridge comes out:Found the broken part - top is the bad, bottom is the replacement.
I've been seriously considering a 15202ST Jumbo lately and popped into the Beverly Hills Boutique yesterday to try on the rose gold version since the steel is never in stock. This is the second Jumbo I've tried on and although it's stunning overall, neither one has had the deep blue color I've seen in some of the photos of the Jumbo on this and other sites. It comes off more muted and gray/blue in most angles I could see in real life. Is this just the way it is or are there Jumbos out there that have dials that look like this (see below) in the metal?
How much do you think the premium for a late series 15202 be over the prior iteration?How does the new clasp and AP logo at 6 o'clock impact resale value?I'm being offered a mint older version, full set and recently serviced and would like to know your opinion.







