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Invicta 16785 Features
Brand:Invicta
Series:Subaqua
Model:16785
Gender:Ladies
Movement:Hand Wind
Engine:Caliber: TY2807
Dial Color:Orange Skeleton
Crystal:Scratch Resistant Mineral
Hands:Luminous Orange
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Length:7 inches
Clasp:Tang
Case Size:42 mm
Case Material:Orange Ion-plated Stainless Steel
Crown:Pull / Push
Case Shape:Round
Bezel:Uni-directional Rotating Silver-tone
Water Resistance:200 meters / 660 feet
Functions:Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Stainless Steel
Warranty:With Manufacturer's Guarantee
Internal ID:IN16785
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Watches and F1: Tissot Lotus F1
This one's a bit of an oddball, really. Almost completely forgotten and overlooked by both parties, the Tissot Lotus F1 represents a time when both Tissot and Team Lotus were far from what enthusiasts would call their "classic era", but at the same time both were trying out new and revolutionary technologies. Getting right to brass tacks, it's a digital watch dating from 1980, right at the heart of the digital revolution, and it's a fascinating example of a technology that we as enthusiasts often leave by the wayside.It's a cornucopia of complications, including a chronograph, countdown timer, two alarms, two agendas (a date memorizing function), a second time zone, an hour signal, and a calendar. All of this comes courtesy of a Caliber 1640 Quartz movement, shared with the contemporary Omega Sensorquartz. This is, of course, leaving out the two most interesting features. The first is the touch-sensitive pad under the display, marked "F1", which swaps between functions, sets time, and
This one's a bit of an oddball, really. Almost completely forgotten and overlooked by both parties, the Tissot Lotus F1 represents a time when both Tissot and Team Lotus were far from what enthusiasts would call their "classic era", but at the same time both were trying out new and revolutionary technologies. Getting right to brass tacks, it's a digital watch dating from 1980, right at the heart of the digital revolution, and it's a fascinating example of a technology that we as enthusiasts often leave by the wayside.It's a cornucopia of complications, including a chronograph, countdown timer, two alarms, two agendas (a date memorizing function), a second time zone, an hour signal, and a calendar. All of this comes courtesy of a Caliber 1640 Quartz movement, shared with the contemporary Omega Sensorquartz. This is, of course, leaving out the two most interesting features. The first is the touch-sensitive pad under the display, marked "F1", which swaps between functions, sets time, and
Price check for a speedy
Newbie here with a lust for a speedy. Is ~$3200 a good price for a new 3570 model speedy from an authorized dealer in Houston? Also they are quoting $4k for a 3573 sapphire sandwich.What would be a good price?TIASam
Newbie here with a lust for a speedy. Is ~$3200 a good price for a new 3570 model speedy from an authorized dealer in Houston? Also they are quoting $4k for a 3573 sapphire sandwich.What would be a good price?TIASam
Is this the right staff for a 987A?
Seller's specs:Brand Hamilton 6/0 Caliber 2327 d.r. Watch movement part Balance staff Manufacture Ronda no. 1205 Thanks, Joel
Seller's specs:Brand Hamilton 6/0 Caliber 2327 d.r. Watch movement part Balance staff Manufacture Ronda no. 1205 Thanks, Joel
what model of longines is it?
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Picked up a Black Bay in house black a short while ago, but didn¡¯t totally satisfy the itch. Been looking at lots of stuff online, and one day maybe a BLNR but none around and not willing to pay grey premium. Looked at lots of vintage but had a 1680 a couple years back and only kept it a year, so decided to not go back down that road. Other than that, wanted to try on DJ41 and Explorer.Local AD had the exact smooth bezel blue Oyster 41 I¡¯ve been lusting after, and it¡¯s super nice on the wrist but a touch formal for me for every day, so I was willing to walk away. Also tried on a 36 but too small. When I mentioned interest in the 39 Explorer, they said they had one in back on deposit hold but they¡¯d let me look. Yup, great look great fit. Pics online make it look bigger than reality, in case you are in doubt! Would I take one today if they had one downtown? Yes, but none. So they phoned the person with the hold, and got their OK to wait for the next shipment expected next month.
Picked up a Black Bay in house black a short while ago, but didn¡¯t totally satisfy the itch. Been looking at lots of stuff online, and one day maybe a BLNR but none around and not willing to pay grey premium. Looked at lots of vintage but had a 1680 a couple years back and only kept it a year, so decided to not go back down that road. Other than that, wanted to try on DJ41 and Explorer.Local AD had the exact smooth bezel blue Oyster 41 I¡¯ve been lusting after, and it¡¯s super nice on the wrist but a touch formal for me for every day, so I was willing to walk away. Also tried on a 36 but too small. When I mentioned interest in the 39 Explorer, they said they had one in back on deposit hold but they¡¯d let me look. Yup, great look great fit. Pics online make it look bigger than reality, in case you are in doubt! Would I take one today if they had one downtown? Yes, but none. So they phoned the person with the hold, and got their OK to wait for the next shipment expected next month.
