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IWC 3708 Features
Ref. No. :3708
Code :8149
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2003
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, M¨¹nchen
Price : € 3,350 (= $ 4,166)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :40 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Functions :Chronograph, Date
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IWC 3708 wrist watches news:
Why ?
Got a Hamilton RR Special trying to Time it, its running a little Fast, when I pull out the crown It's very sensitive when turning it to adjust the start time correctly, the other thing I noticed, when the Crown is in the in Position, and I turn it clock wise, the sweep hand works but suddenly the minute hand suddenly stopped moving ?, but when I do the reverse and turn the crown in the in position, counter clockwise suddenly the minute hand begins to work once again - Why ? does this sound Normal ?Update:I think I loosened it a bit to much in trying to time it, once I tightened it it seems to be working alright, but, the Crown when adjusting the time still seems sensitive ?
Got a Hamilton RR Special trying to Time it, its running a little Fast, when I pull out the crown It's very sensitive when turning it to adjust the start time correctly, the other thing I noticed, when the Crown is in the in Position, and I turn it clock wise, the sweep hand works but suddenly the minute hand suddenly stopped moving ?, but when I do the reverse and turn the crown in the in position, counter clockwise suddenly the minute hand begins to work once again - Why ? does this sound Normal ?Update:I think I loosened it a bit to much in trying to time it, once I tightened it it seems to be working alright, but, the Crown when adjusting the time still seems sensitive ?
What you think of Montana Watch Co?
Does any member own Montana Watch? Me and my bro are thinking about buying one. Like (RGM) another over looked "made in the USA"watch co. They will with the buyer on special details & ideas , to make your own personally watch,like RGM. There prices are the only set back, all most fell out of my chair.
Does any member own Montana Watch? Me and my bro are thinking about buying one. Like (RGM) another over looked "made in the USA"watch co. They will with the buyer on special details & ideas , to make your own personally watch,like RGM. There prices are the only set back, all most fell out of my chair.
Calatrava tougher then you think....
Although I wouldn't subject it to the abuse a Rolex Sub or Speedy pro can take, in the month since I received my 5296 it has been subject to the following.1. Showing off in front of my wife on a carnival high striker with a mallet hammer.. I forgot the watch was on my wrist....2. Being swept off my night table by our Cat....part one....3. Being swept off my night table by our Cat.....part twoFirst fall was from a three foot height on to a rug with a thick padding beneath it.Second fall was a little more serious as it resulted in light scratches on the 9:00 side of the case.... 98 percent of which were taken off by a cape cod cloth. The remainder can wait for a visit to Patek.The watch still runs at plus 5 a day as it did the day it came home from the AD.I don't recommend this treatment on a regular basis ( The Patek now sleeps in my pocket square and golf sock drawer in order to escape the Cat..) but it is good to know these watches are not as fragile as a lot of us think.
Although I wouldn't subject it to the abuse a Rolex Sub or Speedy pro can take, in the month since I received my 5296 it has been subject to the following.1. Showing off in front of my wife on a carnival high striker with a mallet hammer.. I forgot the watch was on my wrist....2. Being swept off my night table by our Cat....part one....3. Being swept off my night table by our Cat.....part twoFirst fall was from a three foot height on to a rug with a thick padding beneath it.Second fall was a little more serious as it resulted in light scratches on the 9:00 side of the case.... 98 percent of which were taken off by a cape cod cloth. The remainder can wait for a visit to Patek.The watch still runs at plus 5 a day as it did the day it came home from the AD.I don't recommend this treatment on a regular basis ( The Patek now sleeps in my pocket square and golf sock drawer in order to escape the Cat..) but it is good to know these watches are not as fragile as a lot of us think.
Trade in Patek for Patek
Dear all, I currently have 4 Pateks. The 3738G in White gold and Blue dial with blue strap, the 5712/1A, the 5164, and tge 5146G in slate grey dial white gold on chocolate strap. I have been recently offered to purchase a 5960P grey dial at a good price. But it means I will have to trade in 2 of my existing watches. I love my 4 Pateks, the 3738 is a dressy understated watch and can only be appreciated when worn (many people find it old fashioned but it does really look amazing in real life). The 5164 is comfortable and is a daily wearer . The 5712 is simply comfortable and versatile (can go casual and formal), the 5146 is close in looks to the 5960 (grey dials and chocolate strap on both) but it is slimmer. I am not sure which 2 of the 4 I should let go for in exchange for the 5960. I simply love the contrast of the white sub dial on the grey and the pushers. I dont really care about the chrono function but the day date month windows are so legible. Should I do the trade in with what I
Dear all, I currently have 4 Pateks. The 3738G in White gold and Blue dial with blue strap, the 5712/1A, the 5164, and tge 5146G in slate grey dial white gold on chocolate strap. I have been recently offered to purchase a 5960P grey dial at a good price. But it means I will have to trade in 2 of my existing watches. I love my 4 Pateks, the 3738 is a dressy understated watch and can only be appreciated when worn (many people find it old fashioned but it does really look amazing in real life). The 5164 is comfortable and is a daily wearer . The 5712 is simply comfortable and versatile (can go casual and formal), the 5146 is close in looks to the 5960 (grey dials and chocolate strap on both) but it is slimmer. I am not sure which 2 of the 4 I should let go for in exchange for the 5960. I simply love the contrast of the white sub dial on the grey and the pushers. I dont really care about the chrono function but the day date month windows are so legible. Should I do the trade in with what I
The OFFICIAL GMT-Master II 16710 - 3186 Owners Club!
Hi all,I'm proud to be an owner of a 16710 - 3186. Some argue they would prefer the more reliable 3185 movement. Others say they wouldnt pay a premium. Nobody really knows how many 16710's were fitted with the 3186 caliber as Rolex doesn't release production numbers. I'm not an expert, but my advice would be to hold on to these if you have one. The last 10 years have proven this is a collectible timepiece, and only going to raise in value!I've read that this combo was introduced as early as serial numbers starting with Z6xx. Let's compose our own database. I'm curious to know:- The letter and as much of the serial number you feel comfortable sharing.- Is the 2 in GMT-Master a Roman numeral/stick/rectangular?- Country of origin. - Is your original warranty a credit card?So to all owner's of the 16710 - 3186, past and present, post your pictures!Here is my M3xx/rectangular/US/Credit card on my newly acquired jubilee. Cheers!
Hi all,I'm proud to be an owner of a 16710 - 3186. Some argue they would prefer the more reliable 3185 movement. Others say they wouldnt pay a premium. Nobody really knows how many 16710's were fitted with the 3186 caliber as Rolex doesn't release production numbers. I'm not an expert, but my advice would be to hold on to these if you have one. The last 10 years have proven this is a collectible timepiece, and only going to raise in value!I've read that this combo was introduced as early as serial numbers starting with Z6xx. Let's compose our own database. I'm curious to know:- The letter and as much of the serial number you feel comfortable sharing.- Is the 2 in GMT-Master a Roman numeral/stick/rectangular?- Country of origin. - Is your original warranty a credit card?So to all owner's of the 16710 - 3186, past and present, post your pictures!Here is my M3xx/rectangular/US/Credit card on my newly acquired jubilee. Cheers!
