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IWC IW371447 Features
Ref. No. :IW371447
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2012
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :France, Valence
Price : € 5,400 (= $ 6,715)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :40,9 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
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IWC IW371447 The Related Reviews:
- It is really great. It works without any blem. I plan to buy one more.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by nelson herrera Republic Of Macedonia Skopje from Netherlands Purmerend
- The watch band is really made from alligator not leather. It looks really cool in the sunlight on the face that appears black but vides a soft blue sparkle.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Donovan Poland Orneta from Netherlands Purmerend
- Satisfactory.
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- Review by George Branch Egypt 6 October from Netherlands Purmerend
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Episode 61 and HourTime is officially over the hill! No worries, we have enough material for the show to age like a fine Sequoia tree. In this episode John loves the Lunokhod watch, we discuss URWERK's new bracelet, and an interesting interview with Montblanc's CEO Lutz Bethge.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 61 here.
Episode 61 and HourTime is officially over the hill! No worries, we have enough material for the show to age like a fine Sequoia tree. In this episode John loves the Lunokhod watch, we discuss URWERK's new bracelet, and an interesting interview with Montblanc's CEO Lutz Bethge.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 61 here.
3 Out of 4 Have Arrived !
.....boy oh boy .......I didn't think they'd get here that fast, but just on the off chance they might, about 7 tonight I checked the box that our mailman puts small packages is ......and there.....were 2 ! ......I got the Enicar and the Benrus from one guy, and the other one that arrived is the 60s Hamilton Illinois.......and they look much better than in the photos.......and so far I have just given them a quick lick and a promise of a crystal polishing .....and whoopee ! ...the Hamiltons crystal was very clouded looking, you could barely make out the H & I names on the dial .....and with just that quick polish, it's about 80% better .....and the scratches on the Enicar are almost all gone .....and the Benrus is nearly perfect anyway .....the Enicar, if it is aluminum, is never the less, a beautiful watch ....very clean dial, case and now the crystal is looking very good too, and it is a thin watch ........I don't like the leather band it has, the watch is very bright and light
.....boy oh boy .......I didn't think they'd get here that fast, but just on the off chance they might, about 7 tonight I checked the box that our mailman puts small packages is ......and there.....were 2 ! ......I got the Enicar and the Benrus from one guy, and the other one that arrived is the 60s Hamilton Illinois.......and they look much better than in the photos.......and so far I have just given them a quick lick and a promise of a crystal polishing .....and whoopee ! ...the Hamiltons crystal was very clouded looking, you could barely make out the H & I names on the dial .....and with just that quick polish, it's about 80% better .....and the scratches on the Enicar are almost all gone .....and the Benrus is nearly perfect anyway .....the Enicar, if it is aluminum, is never the less, a beautiful watch ....very clean dial, case and now the crystal is looking very good too, and it is a thin watch ........I don't like the leather band it has, the watch is very bright and light
Seamaster 300M GMT
Anyone selling this watch? I am interested in buying!
Anyone selling this watch? I am interested in buying!
Help with manual wind
Picked up my first manual wind watch today with Omega's 3201 caliber (I know the 3xxx movements are contested movments), and I was just wondering if anybody could help me out with the winding operation, as this is the first full manual wind watch i've owned.The winding instructions say to turn the crown until it stops. I wound the watch, and after about 10 turns it didn't stop, the best way i can describe it is it went from smooth turning to feeling like I was twisting rubber--the crown would still turn though offering up slightly more resistance, but when I let the crown go it would turn backwards a little.. Again, as if I were twisting a rubber band. Does this mean the watch is fully wound? or should I keep going until it literally stops?My first thought was that it was fully wound when I felt the increased tension and rubbery play of the crown. But after one full day of wear I expected to be able to give it at least a few more turns with little resistance, but the crown would s
Picked up my first manual wind watch today with Omega's 3201 caliber (I know the 3xxx movements are contested movments), and I was just wondering if anybody could help me out with the winding operation, as this is the first full manual wind watch i've owned.The winding instructions say to turn the crown until it stops. I wound the watch, and after about 10 turns it didn't stop, the best way i can describe it is it went from smooth turning to feeling like I was twisting rubber--the crown would still turn though offering up slightly more resistance, but when I let the crown go it would turn backwards a little.. Again, as if I were twisting a rubber band. Does this mean the watch is fully wound? or should I keep going until it literally stops?My first thought was that it was fully wound when I felt the increased tension and rubbery play of the crown. But after one full day of wear I expected to be able to give it at least a few more turns with little resistance, but the crown would s
Today is D day
In a few hours time, I will be bringing home another Patek! Just hope that I don't chicken out!My first love since 2007.. 5196RWill post more pictures when I get the chanceCheers,K
In a few hours time, I will be bringing home another Patek! Just hope that I don't chicken out!My first love since 2007.. 5196RWill post more pictures when I get the chanceCheers,K
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