IWC IW3767-05 Galapagos Features
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Ref. No. :IW3767-05 Galapagos
Code :IW3767-05 Galapagos
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 6,900
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :79320
Power Reserve (h) :44 h
No. of Jewels :25
Frequency :IWC Caliber 79320, beats at 28,800 vph, contains 25 jewels & has an approximate power reserve of 44 hours.. A/h
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :44 mm
Thickness :15 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
Functions :Chronograph, Date
Others :Center Seconds, Small Seconds, Luminescent Hands, Rotating Bezel
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IWC IW3767-05 Galapagos wrist watches news:
Goofing off with artificial light
My preference is sunlight, but the M.O.P. might get better colors with artificial light.The problem is getting enough to keep the shot from being grainy especially with an increased depth of field. Looks like I'd better get it perfected before the next masthead contest!
My preference is sunlight, but the M.O.P. might get better colors with artificial light.The problem is getting enough to keep the shot from being grainy especially with an increased depth of field. Looks like I'd better get it perfected before the next masthead contest!
Please help.
hi all,i am trying to find a watch i used to have many years ago. i have searched online for a while and can find no reference to it at all. The watch was a mens silver bracelet style. it was analogue with a mirror background but when you pressed a side button the mirro became a digital face. i am pretty sure it also used to have the world time built in to the digital side. when the button was pressed i am convinced the digital display was green. i cannot remember but have something in the back of my mind that it may have been a casio, possibly not though. i am thinking that i may have bought the watch about 15 years ago from elizabeth duke (argos retailer).if anybody has any idea of the make and model i would appreciate any help.
hi all,i am trying to find a watch i used to have many years ago. i have searched online for a while and can find no reference to it at all. The watch was a mens silver bracelet style. it was analogue with a mirror background but when you pressed a side button the mirro became a digital face. i am pretty sure it also used to have the world time built in to the digital side. when the button was pressed i am convinced the digital display was green. i cannot remember but have something in the back of my mind that it may have been a casio, possibly not though. i am thinking that i may have bought the watch about 15 years ago from elizabeth duke (argos retailer).if anybody has any idea of the make and model i would appreciate any help.
Volcano eruption
I figured calling it the Volcano is not enough anymore.
I figured calling it the Volcano is not enough anymore.
15400 vs 15710 movements ?
So I thought I was set on the 15400 black dial version until I looked through the 160 page show your AP thread. Noticed quite a few people had the 15710 on a bracelet and that got me thinking do I want the diver instead. So was talking to my friend on the phone today he had a 15300 a few years ago and said he had a really bad experience, he had the watch for 4-5 years put it in for a service and ended up with a ˇę3000 bill and he said he believes the movements on the 15300/15400 don't hold up very well because AP insists on using ultra thin movements and they don't last as long.Just wanted to ask what people think about this if it's true or a lot of rubbish? Also what's the 15710 movement like is that ultra thin as well ?To be honest I don't know anything about movements just like to buy watches that look nice to me, so I look forward to your replies.
So I thought I was set on the 15400 black dial version until I looked through the 160 page show your AP thread. Noticed quite a few people had the 15710 on a bracelet and that got me thinking do I want the diver instead. So was talking to my friend on the phone today he had a 15300 a few years ago and said he had a really bad experience, he had the watch for 4-5 years put it in for a service and ended up with a ˇę3000 bill and he said he believes the movements on the 15300/15400 don't hold up very well because AP insists on using ultra thin movements and they don't last as long.Just wanted to ask what people think about this if it's true or a lot of rubbish? Also what's the 15710 movement like is that ultra thin as well ?To be honest I don't know anything about movements just like to buy watches that look nice to me, so I look forward to your replies.
Another would you...
Trade an AP rose gold rubberclad for a Rolex yellow gold Yachtmaster 2?For reference my current collection include:- Rolex DSSD- Rolex Day Date 2 (platinum/ice blue roman concentric dial)- Rolex GMT II (yellow gold black dial)- Rolex Sea Dweller- Rolex 36mm Datejust (TT / c.1983)- AP Royal Oak Offshore (Rose Gold Rubberclad)- AP Royal Oak Offshore (Panda)- AP Royal Oak 15202 (40th anniversary)- PP Nautilus Chronograph (5980)- IWC Regulateur (stainless steel)- Omega SMPAny and all opinions welcomed and appreciated...
Trade an AP rose gold rubberclad for a Rolex yellow gold Yachtmaster 2?For reference my current collection include:- Rolex DSSD- Rolex Day Date 2 (platinum/ice blue roman concentric dial)- Rolex GMT II (yellow gold black dial)- Rolex Sea Dweller- Rolex 36mm Datejust (TT / c.1983)- AP Royal Oak Offshore (Rose Gold Rubberclad)- AP Royal Oak Offshore (Panda)- AP Royal Oak 15202 (40th anniversary)- PP Nautilus Chronograph (5980)- IWC Regulateur (stainless steel)- Omega SMPAny and all opinions welcomed and appreciated...
