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IWC 371480 Features
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Ref. No. :371480
Code :23495
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 13,940
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :79350
Power Reserve (h) :44 h
No. of Jewels :31
Frequency :28,800vph A/h
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Case Diameter :40.9 mm
Thickness :12.3 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Pink gold
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Functions :Chronograph
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IWC 371480 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Designs by Wendy USA Palm Coast, Fl. from Netherlands Purmerend
- This is a nice watch you can wear with just about anything. You can dress it up or make it casual. Thumbs up to this one I will continue to buy Susan Lucci ducts great quality.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by chelsy oubaali France Revel from Netherlands Purmerend
- I have enjoyed my new watch. It is different. I like the large face, it is easy to read. I like that it is water resistant also.
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- Review by Patricia A Fischer U.S.A Miami from Netherlands Purmerend
IWC 371480 wrist watches news:
Another new member...
I am very pleased to have found this discussion board and enjoy reading all your posts! I was lucky enough to snap this "amateur" photo of the heart of my fathers 1973 date a few days agoand wanted to share with you all. Cheers,Charles
I am very pleased to have found this discussion board and enjoy reading all your posts! I was lucky enough to snap this "amateur" photo of the heart of my fathers 1973 date a few days agoand wanted to share with you all. Cheers,Charles
Longines Legend Diver
I have been looking into the Longines Legend Diver a bit lately. I initially saw the watch on the Longines web site and liked it a lot. I then started looking out for a bit more information about it.In the 50s deep sea divers were using bathyscaphes to go very deep into the sea. Longines supplied instruments for one of these vessels, the Trieste, which set the world depth dive record in 1953, carrying two to the depth of 3,150 meters.In 1960 Longines developed its dive watch using its Automatic 290 caliber, with 24 jewels, and a power reserve of approximately 48 hours.Recently Longines has reissued it as a tribute of this watch, calling it the Longines Legend Diver.L3.674.4.56.2Case: Round, in stainless steelCrystal: Domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystalBezel: Internal turning diving bezelCrown: 2 screw-in crownsCase Back: Screw-down case-back stamped with a "diver" symbolDiameter: 42.00 mmWater-resistance: 300 metres (~ 1'000 feet)Movement: L633 self-winding mechanical movement bea
I have been looking into the Longines Legend Diver a bit lately. I initially saw the watch on the Longines web site and liked it a lot. I then started looking out for a bit more information about it.In the 50s deep sea divers were using bathyscaphes to go very deep into the sea. Longines supplied instruments for one of these vessels, the Trieste, which set the world depth dive record in 1953, carrying two to the depth of 3,150 meters.In 1960 Longines developed its dive watch using its Automatic 290 caliber, with 24 jewels, and a power reserve of approximately 48 hours.Recently Longines has reissued it as a tribute of this watch, calling it the Longines Legend Diver.L3.674.4.56.2Case: Round, in stainless steelCrystal: Domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystalBezel: Internal turning diving bezelCrown: 2 screw-in crownsCase Back: Screw-down case-back stamped with a "diver" symbolDiameter: 42.00 mmWater-resistance: 300 metres (~ 1'000 feet)Movement: L633 self-winding mechanical movement bea
PW question for Ben and the gang...Gustave Jacot
Terrasse watch Co. founded in 1881 by brothers Bernard and Gustave Jacot?It has the keyis sterling cased and has a simple movement and key...Any thoughts?The hands are way cool!Thanks Guys!
Terrasse watch Co. founded in 1881 by brothers Bernard and Gustave Jacot?It has the keyis sterling cased and has a simple movement and key...Any thoughts?The hands are way cool!Thanks Guys!
5711/1R on Black Pics
Finally took some off the wrist pics. I used a black background which really brings out the RG. Good old laptop.
Finally took some off the wrist pics. I used a black background which really brings out the RG. Good old laptop.
The New Rolex Way.....Minimalism
In thinking about some of Rolex¡¯s releases over the last several years - and discontinued models - I¡¯m seeing a pattern of less dial & bracelet choices. Examples include the DD 40 vs DD 36. DD 40 is only president bracelet, only fluted bezel (except platinum) and less dial options. Milguass dial is down to one design, two colors. New Air King has one dial, last one had several. Daytona now only has stick dials or diamonds - the romans and numerals are gone...It almost seems that as they go along updating each model they simplify it. We can of course only speculate as to the ¡°why¡± is it reduced manufacturing or engineering cost? Is it marketing saying the purchase decision needs to be easier on the consumer?Of course this isn¡¯t necessarily a bad thing - I love the new DD40 for example, and always thought the stick dialed Daytona¡¯s looked best.Just wondered if others noticed this and what your thoughts were?Paul
In thinking about some of Rolex¡¯s releases over the last several years - and discontinued models - I¡¯m seeing a pattern of less dial & bracelet choices. Examples include the DD 40 vs DD 36. DD 40 is only president bracelet, only fluted bezel (except platinum) and less dial options. Milguass dial is down to one design, two colors. New Air King has one dial, last one had several. Daytona now only has stick dials or diamonds - the romans and numerals are gone...It almost seems that as they go along updating each model they simplify it. We can of course only speculate as to the ¡°why¡± is it reduced manufacturing or engineering cost? Is it marketing saying the purchase decision needs to be easier on the consumer?Of course this isn¡¯t necessarily a bad thing - I love the new DD40 for example, and always thought the stick dialed Daytona¡¯s looked best.Just wondered if others noticed this and what your thoughts were?Paul
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