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IWC 3725-01 Features
Ref. No. :3725-01
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2009
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, California, Marina del Rey
Price : $ 3,950
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
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Hi, I recently purchased on-line an early longines wristwatch.It is marked 800 silver. Do you have any interesting historical/tecnological info on this era watch. Do you know what scene is depicted on the back plate of the watch (photo attached).Any idea how much I should insure it for??Thanks for your helpMichael J2997-23.jpg2997-1.jpg2997-15.jpg
Hi, I recently purchased on-line an early longines wristwatch.It is marked 800 silver. Do you have any interesting historical/tecnological info on this era watch. Do you know what scene is depicted on the back plate of the watch (photo attached).Any idea how much I should insure it for??Thanks for your helpMichael J2997-23.jpg2997-1.jpg2997-15.jpg
Help with 1940s Gruen
Hi All!A friend of mine inherited this Gruen from his Grandfather when he passed away. He believes it to be a mid-1940s Gruen "Verythin". He had some clean up work done on it (new crystal, cleaning, maintenance on the movement, etc.) and when it was returned to him, the "Verythin" brand name that had been on the dial was missing.It appears to be rose gold (though in real life, it looks a lot less rosy and a lot more just gold with a hint of rose). It is currently fitted with a springy bracelet.Does anyone have experience with this watch? We'd love to hear anything that anyone knows about it like:- What Movement is in it?- What year (if you can tell from the blurry photos)- Is the bracelet original?- Any idea on the current value?Thanks!!mvk666No markings on the crown:Another shot closer up:
Hi All!A friend of mine inherited this Gruen from his Grandfather when he passed away. He believes it to be a mid-1940s Gruen "Verythin". He had some clean up work done on it (new crystal, cleaning, maintenance on the movement, etc.) and when it was returned to him, the "Verythin" brand name that had been on the dial was missing.It appears to be rose gold (though in real life, it looks a lot less rosy and a lot more just gold with a hint of rose). It is currently fitted with a springy bracelet.Does anyone have experience with this watch? We'd love to hear anything that anyone knows about it like:- What Movement is in it?- What year (if you can tell from the blurry photos)- Is the bracelet original?- Any idea on the current value?Thanks!!mvk666No markings on the crown:Another shot closer up:
Vintage RO Bracelet Stretch/restoration
Hi Friends, Merry ChristmasI was trying to look up on this topic but can't seem to find any concrete answers here. Hopefully if anyone can chime in on this matter.I'd looked at a vintage RO 25654 BA in 18k Yellow gold. However I found the several links to be quite worn with significant play between them. I know the end bars are welded at the end (there is a very mersmerizing video of how the RO bracelet is craftedWould AP be able to service/restore the condition during the spa sessions?Also would you guys have experience getting the watch authenticated at the boutique if it's a private dealer's transaction.Thanks for the help guys
Hi Friends, Merry ChristmasI was trying to look up on this topic but can't seem to find any concrete answers here. Hopefully if anyone can chime in on this matter.I'd looked at a vintage RO 25654 BA in 18k Yellow gold. However I found the several links to be quite worn with significant play between them. I know the end bars are welded at the end (there is a very mersmerizing video of how the RO bracelet is craftedWould AP be able to service/restore the condition during the spa sessions?Also would you guys have experience getting the watch authenticated at the boutique if it's a private dealer's transaction.Thanks for the help guys
AP ROC service costs
I've been offered an absolutely stonking deal on a WG 25960BC. It is an F-serial with no service history. It's running +10s and 295deg amplitude and 0,5ms beat error, so even though it's not really screaming for it yet, I think it could benefit from a service.Does anyone have info about the real service costs for the Royal Oak Chronos? I can't find them anymore from APs website, and Google gives such a crazy range of prices, some simply I heard from my friend credibility.So, has anyone actually went through and serviced their AP chrono at AP? What were the costs?
I've been offered an absolutely stonking deal on a WG 25960BC. It is an F-serial with no service history. It's running +10s and 295deg amplitude and 0,5ms beat error, so even though it's not really screaming for it yet, I think it could benefit from a service.Does anyone have info about the real service costs for the Royal Oak Chronos? I can't find them anymore from APs website, and Google gives such a crazy range of prices, some simply I heard from my friend credibility.So, has anyone actually went through and serviced their AP chrono at AP? What were the costs?
Happy 233 holiday
Well I'm happy to say I finally own a PAM 233, thanks to watches of Switzerland in Melbourne.....I have talk an thought about this watch for years.......Now it's mine and I'm over the moon.Sorry for the poor quality, but it's still the same lolCheersSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Well I'm happy to say I finally own a PAM 233, thanks to watches of Switzerland in Melbourne.....I have talk an thought about this watch for years.......Now it's mine and I'm over the moon.Sorry for the poor quality, but it's still the same lolCheersSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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