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Jacob & Co. JC-14 Features
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Ref. No. :JC-14
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, New York, New York City
Price : $ 12,250
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :47 mm
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Jacob & Co. JC-14 The Related Reviews:
- Fast Service! Excellent duct, exactly what I needed... Thanks!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Bonnie Denberg USA Lafayette from Netherlands Purmerend
- Love this watch......it compliments every summer outfit. I did have to take it to a jeweler to remove a few links, but not deal. It would be a great gift.Mrs. G.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Andreas Bresien Greece Gerakas from Netherlands Purmerend
- ItĄŻs a nice watch, but I was surprised how it is. The strap barely fits around my wrist and the face is . It seems more like a womanĄŻs watch.
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- Review by Thai G United States Miami Florida from Netherlands Purmerend
Jacob & Co. JC-14 wrist watches news:
How many of you use your watches actively at work?
That the Speedmaster was originally created to time production in a factory made me wonder if any of us actively use our watch as a tool in our work. Trickster Dickster once said that he did use a chronograph at work. Doctors have been known to use the pulsations bezel of the Speedy of course. These days I expect one's workplace would provide timing equipment that would be far more accurate than a mechanical timepiece.Well, do you pals?I do of coursebeing an AstroNUT :D:D:DY'all have a gr8 week ahead pals ZIN
That the Speedmaster was originally created to time production in a factory made me wonder if any of us actively use our watch as a tool in our work. Trickster Dickster once said that he did use a chronograph at work. Doctors have been known to use the pulsations bezel of the Speedy of course. These days I expect one's workplace would provide timing equipment that would be far more accurate than a mechanical timepiece.Well, do you pals?I do of coursebeing an AstroNUT :D:D:DY'all have a gr8 week ahead pals ZIN
Non-round watch prejudice?
Does anyone share fictional detective Archie Goodwin's prejudice against watches that are not round? He expresses his dislike for a man, including his hexagonal watch, in Chapter 3 of the second half of "Black Orchids," as shown in this photo:
Does anyone share fictional detective Archie Goodwin's prejudice against watches that are not round? He expresses his dislike for a man, including his hexagonal watch, in Chapter 3 of the second half of "Black Orchids," as shown in this photo:
Incoming: Omega Speedmaster 9300
Just picked up the Omega Speedmaster 9300, 44.25 mm. I have owned this watch before and liked the size and look as well as the 9300 movement. I have always found the Omega bracelets to be somewhat deficient when compared to Rolex but it is not a deal killer. As I have re-geared my collection lately I wanted a Panerai and an Omega. I purchased a Panerai 422 last week and decided to go all in and bought this Speedy. I now have Rolex, Tudor, Tag Heuer, Panerai, Omega and Seiko represented. I am going to wear this Omega on the metal for awhile but will put it on a NATO and leather soon enough.
Just picked up the Omega Speedmaster 9300, 44.25 mm. I have owned this watch before and liked the size and look as well as the 9300 movement. I have always found the Omega bracelets to be somewhat deficient when compared to Rolex but it is not a deal killer. As I have re-geared my collection lately I wanted a Panerai and an Omega. I purchased a Panerai 422 last week and decided to go all in and bought this Speedy. I now have Rolex, Tudor, Tag Heuer, Panerai, Omega and Seiko represented. I am going to wear this Omega on the metal for awhile but will put it on a NATO and leather soon enough.
Help with manual wind
Picked up my first manual wind watch today with Omega's 3201 caliber (I know the 3xxx movements are contested movments), and I was just wondering if anybody could help me out with the winding operation, as this is the first full manual wind watch i've owned.The winding instructions say to turn the crown until it stops. I wound the watch, and after about 10 turns it didn't stop, the best way i can describe it is it went from smooth turning to feeling like I was twisting rubber--the crown would still turn though offering up slightly more resistance, but when I let the crown go it would turn backwards a little.. Again, as if I were twisting a rubber band. Does this mean the watch is fully wound? or should I keep going until it literally stops?My first thought was that it was fully wound when I felt the increased tension and rubbery play of the crown. But after one full day of wear I expected to be able to give it at least a few more turns with little resistance, but the crown would s
Picked up my first manual wind watch today with Omega's 3201 caliber (I know the 3xxx movements are contested movments), and I was just wondering if anybody could help me out with the winding operation, as this is the first full manual wind watch i've owned.The winding instructions say to turn the crown until it stops. I wound the watch, and after about 10 turns it didn't stop, the best way i can describe it is it went from smooth turning to feeling like I was twisting rubber--the crown would still turn though offering up slightly more resistance, but when I let the crown go it would turn backwards a little.. Again, as if I were twisting a rubber band. Does this mean the watch is fully wound? or should I keep going until it literally stops?My first thought was that it was fully wound when I felt the increased tension and rubbery play of the crown. But after one full day of wear I expected to be able to give it at least a few more turns with little resistance, but the crown would s
panerai Jv strap
bought this and it arrived today. is this OEM?
bought this and it arrived today. is this OEM?
