Jaeger LeCoultre 162.84.30 Features
Ref. No. :162.84.30
Movement :Automatic
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
Location :United States, Pennsylvania, Feasteville
Price : $ 5,995
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
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Jaeger LeCoultre 162.84.30 The Related Reviews:
- i think this is an amazing looking watch. very unique.only blem is the clasp. i was expecting a more sturdy clasp. i am hard on my watches. if you are good to your watches, this is definitely worth a look.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Evelyn L Brazil S??o Paulo from Netherlands Purmerend
- Gorgeous thank you. Exactly as shown¡
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by darryl pace United States Bridgeville from Netherlands Purmerend
- Bought watch to wear for everyday work at a warehouse. Heavy duty but heavier then what I was expecting.
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- Review by James Mozgawa Russian Federation Moskovskay Oblast Podolsky Raen from Netherlands Purmerend
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I scored a grail!!!
The Benrus Airman:I'm in discussions with a very qualified watch guy to bring this beauty back to life. This is the only Airman I've ever actually seen.
The Benrus Airman:I'm in discussions with a very qualified watch guy to bring this beauty back to life. This is the only Airman I've ever actually seen.
Springs and things
Hello peoples!Since my last post about my experiences with an old Ingraham dollar pocket watch, I have gotten some better tools, and a couple of old Ingersoll pocket watches for me to butcher; A Junior, a Reliance, and a Midget. I took all three apart and after a considerable time of studying every part, measuring pins, checking for out of round pin holes, missing teeth etc etc I have come to an educated guesses:Even though they are of the same concept in cheapness as the Ingraham, the Ingersoll dollar watches are designed to be minimally maintained. Both the Midget and the Junior are built with oil valleys around the pins, adjustable balance pre-load, which is removable along with the main spring and drum while the movement is still in its case. I even got all three to run for a bit after I cleaned em up and oiled around. But all three have the same problem:The hair spring does not seem to have enough "spring" to keep them going.. the pivots are ok. nothings bent, or out of true. I ca
Hello peoples!Since my last post about my experiences with an old Ingraham dollar pocket watch, I have gotten some better tools, and a couple of old Ingersoll pocket watches for me to butcher; A Junior, a Reliance, and a Midget. I took all three apart and after a considerable time of studying every part, measuring pins, checking for out of round pin holes, missing teeth etc etc I have come to an educated guesses:Even though they are of the same concept in cheapness as the Ingraham, the Ingersoll dollar watches are designed to be minimally maintained. Both the Midget and the Junior are built with oil valleys around the pins, adjustable balance pre-load, which is removable along with the main spring and drum while the movement is still in its case. I even got all three to run for a bit after I cleaned em up and oiled around. But all three have the same problem:The hair spring does not seem to have enough "spring" to keep them going.. the pivots are ok. nothings bent, or out of true. I ca
Would you buy a RO without papers?
I have found a yellow gold Royal Oak Dual Time from a very reputable seller, it's the exact watch I was looking for.The only catch is that it is without box & papers. I think this is reflected in the price as it is about 15% cheaper than equivalent watches with boxes & papers, though these are in the USA and I am in the UK. That being said it's still an expensive watch and I'm a bit concerned about what I will get come trade-in in a couple of years. Has anyone had any experience with a Royal Oak without boxes & papers? Do dealers still give a relatively fair value, given I'm getting it for a low price, or do they bid nothing for them?
I have found a yellow gold Royal Oak Dual Time from a very reputable seller, it's the exact watch I was looking for.The only catch is that it is without box & papers. I think this is reflected in the price as it is about 15% cheaper than equivalent watches with boxes & papers, though these are in the USA and I am in the UK. That being said it's still an expensive watch and I'm a bit concerned about what I will get come trade-in in a couple of years. Has anyone had any experience with a Royal Oak without boxes & papers? Do dealers still give a relatively fair value, given I'm getting it for a low price, or do they bid nothing for them?
Collection Construction
I'm considering purchasing a ROO 44mm to add to the rose gold equation of time I just purchased and am having trouble deciding between the RG and the Plat. The RG sings a bit more to me on my wrist, but obviously it's a bit duplicative of the EoT. When all you handsome gentleman are assembling your collections, do you just go for your favorite watch in a vaccuum, or try to add some variety to avoid replicating the same general look throughout?
I'm considering purchasing a ROO 44mm to add to the rose gold equation of time I just purchased and am having trouble deciding between the RG and the Plat. The RG sings a bit more to me on my wrist, but obviously it's a bit duplicative of the EoT. When all you handsome gentleman are assembling your collections, do you just go for your favorite watch in a vaccuum, or try to add some variety to avoid replicating the same general look throughout?
Breitling links?
Anyone know of good online sources for info about Breitling besides the manufacturer site? My skills at The Google are sub-par.I've found a forum or two but they're practically dead.Thanks
Anyone know of good online sources for info about Breitling besides the manufacturer site? My skills at The Google are sub-par.I've found a forum or two but they're practically dead.Thanks
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