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IWC 3702 Features
Ref. No. :3702
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Titanium
Bracelet Material :Titanium
Year :80 is
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :Germany, Essen
Price : € 2,799 (= $ 3,481)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :C 790
Case
Case Material :Titanium
Case Diameter :42,5 mm
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Titanium
Functions :Chronograph, Date, Weekday
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IWC 3702 wrist watches news:
The LV Green bezel Sub is still being produced...
any idea when and if it will end?...This LV Sub is still on the Rolex site..I remember when we thought that the LV Sub model was a limited run of three to four years.I guess the LV is here to stay in the Rolex model line up..Cheers Arthur click link below rolex/sites/4/img/Col...-0002_main.jpgOfficial Rolex Website > Timeless Luxury Watches
any idea when and if it will end?...This LV Sub is still on the Rolex site..I remember when we thought that the LV Sub model was a limited run of three to four years.I guess the LV is here to stay in the Rolex model line up..Cheers Arthur click link below rolex/sites/4/img/Col...-0002_main.jpgOfficial Rolex Website > Timeless Luxury Watches
Looking for a Invicta F0066
Hello people!I'm hoping maybe you guys can me help with my little watch issue...I just purchased the Invicta 8926OBGreat looking watch, my only issue is that it's WAAAAAAAYYYYYY to small for my wrist and need something bigger.I was wondering if anyone here had an Invicta F0066 that they would be willing to part with.Please let me know.Thanks in advice"Do you know what happens when you burn bridges...?You learn to swim"
Hello people!I'm hoping maybe you guys can me help with my little watch issue...I just purchased the Invicta 8926OBGreat looking watch, my only issue is that it's WAAAAAAAYYYYYY to small for my wrist and need something bigger.I was wondering if anyone here had an Invicta F0066 that they would be willing to part with.Please let me know.Thanks in advice"Do you know what happens when you burn bridges...?You learn to swim"
Incoming - A Twist on a Classic
I got it 5 days ago to be exact! OK... it's not a popular contemporary models we often see here but this discontinued reference is a love-at-first-sight despite its age! With the help from some very knowledgeable members from various forums as well as the exceptional service from AP Singapore, I was able to acquire this rare piece with a peace of mind, and tremendous pleasure.The special material combo and that exquisite flat dial make a refreshing twist from the classic RO design. It might be small by today's standard, but the 36mm case balance well on my wrist, and it is hefty thanks to the tantalum. The two-tone appeal completes the twist!As this reference is really rare, I'm very pleased to receive great assistance from Oliviero and his team from AP Singapore on the verification of the accuracy and originality of the design. I must say, the joy of this particular acquisition does not only come from the intriguing product, but also completed by the exemplary service from the brand.
I got it 5 days ago to be exact! OK... it's not a popular contemporary models we often see here but this discontinued reference is a love-at-first-sight despite its age! With the help from some very knowledgeable members from various forums as well as the exceptional service from AP Singapore, I was able to acquire this rare piece with a peace of mind, and tremendous pleasure.The special material combo and that exquisite flat dial make a refreshing twist from the classic RO design. It might be small by today's standard, but the 36mm case balance well on my wrist, and it is hefty thanks to the tantalum. The two-tone appeal completes the twist!As this reference is really rare, I'm very pleased to receive great assistance from Oliviero and his team from AP Singapore on the verification of the accuracy and originality of the design. I must say, the joy of this particular acquisition does not only come from the intriguing product, but also completed by the exemplary service from the brand.
Glidelock bracelet sizing
Hi guys,As a long-time member and someone who's been in the watch game for more than a couple years, I am beyond embarrassed to ask this question. But I figure it's better to ask for guidance than regret trying to do it on my own...I have a new Sub on order that should be delivered later this week. This isn't my first Rolex, but it will be my first with Glidelock. Is there a recommended process to follow when sizing the bracelet? I am comfortable resizing bracelets and have the 1.6mm screwdriver. My question is really more about trying to understand the following:- Should I retract/extend the Glidelock before removing links?- Is there a recommended side (12 o'clock or 6 o'clock) from which I should start removing links on this particular bracelet design (to ensure expansion of the Glidelock keeps the watch comfortable)?I'm just trying to avoid a bunch of link changes so I can minimize the scratching potential on the bracelet and aim to get it right the first time. Any guidance on
Hi guys,As a long-time member and someone who's been in the watch game for more than a couple years, I am beyond embarrassed to ask this question. But I figure it's better to ask for guidance than regret trying to do it on my own...I have a new Sub on order that should be delivered later this week. This isn't my first Rolex, but it will be my first with Glidelock. Is there a recommended process to follow when sizing the bracelet? I am comfortable resizing bracelets and have the 1.6mm screwdriver. My question is really more about trying to understand the following:- Should I retract/extend the Glidelock before removing links?- Is there a recommended side (12 o'clock or 6 o'clock) from which I should start removing links on this particular bracelet design (to ensure expansion of the Glidelock keeps the watch comfortable)?I'm just trying to avoid a bunch of link changes so I can minimize the scratching potential on the bracelet and aim to get it right the first time. Any guidance on
Jimmy Page Watch
What's Jimmy wearing here: https://youtu.be/vVi6rMo2Ppo?t=2415
What's Jimmy wearing here: https://youtu.be/vVi6rMo2Ppo?t=2415
