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IWC IW378402 Features
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Ref. No. :IW378402
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2011
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Netherlands, Amsterdam
Price : € 13,950 (= $ 17,348)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Material bezel :Pink gold
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Fold clasp, hidden
Buckle Material :Pink Gold
Functions :Date
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Uinversal Geneve Polerouter History
Growing up, one of my favorite watches was the Universal Geneve Polerouter. An early Pilot's Watch, the Polerouter was priced at about the same cost as a Rolex Explorer.A few years ago, when I was 40, I finally got my Polerouter. This model is a 1958, a little older than I am.Below is a pic of my Polerouter, along with the "Polerouter Story."new strap:the following is from www.polerouter.comTo shortcut the flights from Europe to California (USA) by some thousand kilometers, the airline SAS (Scandinavian Airline System) opened new routes over the North Pole in the Ninteen-Fifties. All crews on these flights had to take part in a special training at the "SAS's Arctic Flight School". The swiss watch manufacturerer Universal Gen¨¨ve provided the crews with automatic precision wrist-watches that are resistent against the strong magnetic field of the polar region. They became the offical chronometers of SAS. SAS' Douglas DC 6-B "Leif Viking" On the 15th November 1954 at 19:18 local t
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Do watches need to be kept running?
Do watches that need to be wound need to be kept wound? If I had a watch that only got occasional duty (say once a week) and so spend days at a time stopped, would that cause any long term problems? Should it be pulled out and wound every day even if not being worn?I know that many mechanical devices will seize up if not operated regularly; I'm guessing the same will happen to a watch. But would a wear every week or so be enough to keep it running?
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A new AP owner
Just picked this up yesterday. Had to trade in the PAM 320 N but it was well worth it. Have to wait till the shorter strap comes in but I love the look of it. How do you guys clean the case? Both my Panerai's came with a cleaning cloth, what can I use for this? Also are there OEM straps I can buy? I'm thinking a grey or black horn back would be a great addition.
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Stopped in for service
I've recently noticed that my watch is losing some seconds everyday. I decide to stop in the Patek service center in Rockerfeller plaza. After a quick service I was told my watch falls into specs. The service advisor recommended when I'm not wearing the watch to keep it crown up. Anyhow attached is the printout of the the service. Any further information about the print out would help. I understand the diagrams on the left are crown postion but what do the other numbers mean. Thanks everyone.
I've recently noticed that my watch is losing some seconds everyday. I decide to stop in the Patek service center in Rockerfeller plaza. After a quick service I was told my watch falls into specs. The service advisor recommended when I'm not wearing the watch to keep it crown up. Anyhow attached is the printout of the the service. Any further information about the print out would help. I understand the diagrams on the left are crown postion but what do the other numbers mean. Thanks everyone.
