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IWC IW502302 with Collector Box Features
Ref. No. :IW502302 with Collector Box
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Pink Gold
Year :2011
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Belgium, Lanaken
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Pink Gold
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Fold clasp
Buckle Material :Pink Gold
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IWC IW502302 with Collector Box The Related Reviews:
- Good seller A+++
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Kostas Mathioudakis India Gurgaon from Netherlands Purmerend
- the watch is great looking...i purchased the wrong watch...I was looking for something like this with a stop watch...the instructions were difficult to read and apply to the watch. priced right...love the band.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Kostas Mathioudakis Germany Wennigsen from Netherlands Purmerend
- I didn't feel the watch looked as fancy in its picture. I wanted something much more casual. Therefore, I am in the cess of returning the watch.
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- Review by Kristina Khut United States Elk Grove from Netherlands Purmerend
IWC IW502302 with Collector Box wrist watches news:
NAWCC-A Piece of History.
Following on from yesterday, I thought I would show you the wrist watch that is generally accepted to be the model that started the acceptance to the wrist watch (from pocket watch) in 1927.It is a rare silver 1929 Octagon Rolex Oyster. What makes this watch so significant is that it was the model worn by Mercedes Gleitze when she swam the channel in 1926.She was 27 yrs old and wore this model around her neck. Waiting for her was Wilsdorf and the Daily Mail Newspaper, and that was the 'start' of Rolex association with famous sportsmen/woman and explorers.Actually this swim, was a 'vindication' swim, and this time Mercedes Gleitze only made it about 4/5 of the way across. So the vindication swim was not a complete success, but this Rolex Oyster, strapped round her neck came out of the water working perfectly.My 1929 Silver Octagon Oyster.In its box:Here is the young Mercedes Gleitze, with the 'oyster' around her neck:and her actual watch:RegardsAdam
Following on from yesterday, I thought I would show you the wrist watch that is generally accepted to be the model that started the acceptance to the wrist watch (from pocket watch) in 1927.It is a rare silver 1929 Octagon Rolex Oyster. What makes this watch so significant is that it was the model worn by Mercedes Gleitze when she swam the channel in 1926.She was 27 yrs old and wore this model around her neck. Waiting for her was Wilsdorf and the Daily Mail Newspaper, and that was the 'start' of Rolex association with famous sportsmen/woman and explorers.Actually this swim, was a 'vindication' swim, and this time Mercedes Gleitze only made it about 4/5 of the way across. So the vindication swim was not a complete success, but this Rolex Oyster, strapped round her neck came out of the water working perfectly.My 1929 Silver Octagon Oyster.In its box:Here is the young Mercedes Gleitze, with the 'oyster' around her neck:and her actual watch:RegardsAdam
books on watches
Just wonder what everyone considers a must have in terms of literature for a watch collector? I would love to purchase a book that goes through the various movements, the inter-workings, and influential brands.Something with nice photos would be nice!
Just wonder what everyone considers a must have in terms of literature for a watch collector? I would love to purchase a book that goes through the various movements, the inter-workings, and influential brands.Something with nice photos would be nice!
A few comments on Hirsch Straps
I received my Hirsch straps today. I spent more on these (because I had an Amazon gift card) than I have on any other leather strap. They are Duke line. The first disappointment was that they are made in China, despite the band reading, "Hirsch, Austria Since 1765." In terms of quality, they seem awfully stiff, but I've felt that way before about several straps and they have broken in over time.One positive thing is that they are padded and the strap is thicker by the lugs and then gets thinner towards the buckle.I'd love to buy an American made strap, but my budget tops out, apparently, at the Chinese made line of Hadley Roma and HirschWell, at least the NOS metal bracelets from Times of Plenty were American made
I received my Hirsch straps today. I spent more on these (because I had an Amazon gift card) than I have on any other leather strap. They are Duke line. The first disappointment was that they are made in China, despite the band reading, "Hirsch, Austria Since 1765." In terms of quality, they seem awfully stiff, but I've felt that way before about several straps and they have broken in over time.One positive thing is that they are padded and the strap is thicker by the lugs and then gets thinner towards the buckle.I'd love to buy an American made strap, but my budget tops out, apparently, at the Chinese made line of Hadley Roma and HirschWell, at least the NOS metal bracelets from Times of Plenty were American made
Ronda 705 Movement watch advice - help a guy out haha
Hey guys, I've been looking for a watch for my wife as a birthday present.She mentioned she likes smaller watches (so I'm thinking 32mm face MAX. She also said she likes the date in their in some way or another. The movement that comes to mind is a Ronda 705 which should hit both criteria. However, I don't want to pay crazy money (hope she isn't reading this) on a swiss made version, because tbh she wouldn't appreciate it much anyway.I basically want to know firstly if the movement is any good for a nice little womans fashion watch, and secondly what sort of price would be good value for say, a piece made in china but with the Ronda 705 movement driving it? Any help would be appreciated, it isn't her birthday until late march but I'd like yo get sorted sooner rather then later haha Thanks in advanceDB
Hey guys, I've been looking for a watch for my wife as a birthday present.She mentioned she likes smaller watches (so I'm thinking 32mm face MAX. She also said she likes the date in their in some way or another. The movement that comes to mind is a Ronda 705 which should hit both criteria. However, I don't want to pay crazy money (hope she isn't reading this) on a swiss made version, because tbh she wouldn't appreciate it much anyway.I basically want to know firstly if the movement is any good for a nice little womans fashion watch, and secondly what sort of price would be good value for say, a piece made in china but with the Ronda 705 movement driving it? Any help would be appreciated, it isn't her birthday until late march but I'd like yo get sorted sooner rather then later haha Thanks in advanceDB
Liquid metal chrono PO
Waiting for my first Omega watch : PO liquid metal chrono. What you guys think about this watch as far as comfortable, quality etc. ?
Waiting for my first Omega watch : PO liquid metal chrono. What you guys think about this watch as far as comfortable, quality etc. ?
