IWC IW546306 Features
Brand:IWC
Series:Portugieser
Model:IW546306
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Swiss Made
Movement:Hand Wind
Engine:98900
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:White
Hands:Black
Dial Markers:Arabic Numeral
Sub Dials:One- 60 Seconds
Band Type:Strap
Band Material:Black Alligator Leather
Clasp:Fold Over with Safety
Case Size:43.2 mm
Case Material:18 Carat Rose Gold
Case Shape:Round
Bezel:Fixed
Functions:Hour, Minute, Second, Tourbillion
Features:Gold, Leather
Style:Luxury Watches
Warranty:2 Year Jomashop Warranty
Additional Info:Limited edition of 25 pieces
Internal ID:IWC5463-06
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IWC IW546306 The Related Reviews:
- Great beach/swim/boating watch! The only complaint my husband has it that the rubber band can get irritating when wet. He has to take it off and dry it when he gets out of the water. Which is the be expected I guess. Looks great!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Craig McLelland United States Kodiak from Netherlands Purmerend
- Only blem is that the watch is not as powerful of a real one as I had hoped. Good duct.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Kostas Mathioudakis United States Grand Blanc from Netherlands Purmerend
- liked the duct very good seller
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- Review by matt mcmullen Rojas Gazzada Varese from Netherlands Purmerend
IWC IW546306 wrist watches news:
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Just got into the game of vintage watches.I realize I should probably have done more research but this Omega Automatic just caught my eye and stuck.Good or bad deal?Year's supposed to be 1952, W253734 case serial, W14K Gold Filled, case size 32mmx39mm and cal 342.Unfortunately can't take pictures of the movement as I don't have the tools to open it.Paid US$400 for it.The look of the watch definitely does the trick for me but it would be brilliant to know a bit more about it.Cheers,D
Just got into the game of vintage watches.I realize I should probably have done more research but this Omega Automatic just caught my eye and stuck.Good or bad deal?Year's supposed to be 1952, W253734 case serial, W14K Gold Filled, case size 32mmx39mm and cal 342.Unfortunately can't take pictures of the movement as I don't have the tools to open it.Paid US$400 for it.The look of the watch definitely does the trick for me but it would be brilliant to know a bit more about it.Cheers,D
Hamilton Coronado watch face crystal
Hi all. I have my grandfather's Hamilton Coronado which he got new c. 1929 when he went to college. It sat in a drawer for the last 12 years, and is in great shape - it started immediately upon winding, and is keeping great time. However, it needs a face crystal since it is missing a sliver on one side - not really noticeable but definitely cracked. The watch has great sentimental value (and is beautiful) so I would like to wear it everyday as my grandfather did, so I definitely feel that the crystal needs replacing. I've done some research on line and cannot get a real good idea of how to find a crystal. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, should I have it cleaned or otherwise leave it alone since it seems to run fine? Thanks. - john(BTW, I also posted this request on classic vintage watch forum, but this appears to be a more active site - sorry for the double post for those who frequent both)
Hi all. I have my grandfather's Hamilton Coronado which he got new c. 1929 when he went to college. It sat in a drawer for the last 12 years, and is in great shape - it started immediately upon winding, and is keeping great time. However, it needs a face crystal since it is missing a sliver on one side - not really noticeable but definitely cracked. The watch has great sentimental value (and is beautiful) so I would like to wear it everyday as my grandfather did, so I definitely feel that the crystal needs replacing. I've done some research on line and cannot get a real good idea of how to find a crystal. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, should I have it cleaned or otherwise leave it alone since it seems to run fine? Thanks. - john(BTW, I also posted this request on classic vintage watch forum, but this appears to be a more active site - sorry for the double post for those who frequent both)
Deuce Brand rubber wrist thingy
I got a couple of these rubber watches for my wife who is a nurse. She wears rubber gloves a lot and can't wear a bunch of jewelry. But I have started to wear a black one myself - all the time. These little things are great. I got mine at Brookstone. They flash the time and date every second - alternating each second. So, with a glance you get both time and date. And, they seem to be as waterproof as you need. This is the only 'watch' I wear in the shower, at the gym, in the hot tub, in a rain storm etc. And, I wear it along with my good, larger, 'real' watches. A lot of sports guys are wearing this sort of thing and also that Star Trek crystal thing from Mars. And, with all the 'Live Strong' rubber bands out there, it doesn't seem to be unusual. For $20, this is a great little 'time piece.'
I got a couple of these rubber watches for my wife who is a nurse. She wears rubber gloves a lot and can't wear a bunch of jewelry. But I have started to wear a black one myself - all the time. These little things are great. I got mine at Brookstone. They flash the time and date every second - alternating each second. So, with a glance you get both time and date. And, they seem to be as waterproof as you need. This is the only 'watch' I wear in the shower, at the gym, in the hot tub, in a rain storm etc. And, I wear it along with my good, larger, 'real' watches. A lot of sports guys are wearing this sort of thing and also that Star Trek crystal thing from Mars. And, with all the 'Live Strong' rubber bands out there, it doesn't seem to be unusual. For $20, this is a great little 'time piece.'
Viceroy
I found this watch that was my grandfather's in my parents safe. The engraving on the back let me know that he got this when he left Japan in 1947 after being stationed there as a military policeman.It appears to still run but I was in a rush and didn't have much time to inspect it properly (hence the crappy photo).Can anyone help with more info about the model or about the Viceroy watch company in general?
I found this watch that was my grandfather's in my parents safe. The engraving on the back let me know that he got this when he left Japan in 1947 after being stationed there as a military policeman.It appears to still run but I was in a rush and didn't have much time to inspect it properly (hence the crappy photo).Can anyone help with more info about the model or about the Viceroy watch company in general?
Timing of the date change.
Please forgive me for jumping in and asking a question without an introduction. I am seriously considering a 5167 1A. At my AD today, I noticed the watch jumped to the next day at two minutes and ten seconds before midnight. Is this normal or am I nitpicking? Thanks.
Please forgive me for jumping in and asking a question without an introduction. I am seriously considering a 5167 1A. At my AD today, I noticed the watch jumped to the next day at two minutes and ten seconds before midnight. Is this normal or am I nitpicking? Thanks.
