Jaeger LeCoultre erenz 145.880.892 Features


Ref. No. :erenz 145.880.892
Code :Jaeger LeCoultre03 (504)
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Location :Germany, M¨¹nster
Price : € 2,590 (= $ 3,221)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Steel
Functions :Date
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by ashley boggan Nederland Etten-leur from Netherlands Purmerend
- I love this watch. I bought this watch and I always get a lot of compliments. Its Stylish and dressy and also can be used on you cassual days.
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OK, here's another question: From reading the forum I get the idea that retailers might offer discounts, but that boutiques probably won't. Are they both ADs? Specifically, I'm thinking of the boutique in Seattle vs. Jared. Thanks in advance.
Boring topic, but does anyone have something that they created that keeps a good accounting of such things like purchase price, purchase date, repair cost, date servicedthat sort of thing. I have been attempting to write those things down in the margin of Rene's book, but I have many manuals and such that I trying to keep track of and its, well, not working out so well. I figured I would ask before I went and tried to reinvent the wheel. Thanks for any comments in the meantime.
Hey, guys, noob here, Bryan is my name :) I've been perusing, and reading this site for a few years, finally just joined. Don't own a ton of watches, they are basically way down on my personal "hobby" list (i'm heavy into muscle cars, vintage comic books, and 45mm Knights and Castle collectibles) but do greatly enjoy timepieces, and those that I do personally own. I simply love passion, and knowledge, relating to ANY collecting hobby, and find these boards quite informative. So, regards, Merry Christmas, & Happy Holidays to all....cheersBp.s.sorry if this was not posted in the proper forum? I could not find any info as to where i should?
Members:First time posting.I wanted to get your take on the value of an Omega Mark II Racing dial 145.014 sold on eBay.The watch was a non-working vintage piece. Seller claimed to be the son of the original owner. His dad wore the watch until the 80's then gave it to him and he wore it until the 90's. He says it was wound too tight and needed servicing. Watch looked original as far as the crystal, all hands, along with the bracelet. No box or papers and only service history was that the seller had a watch maker clean the movement when he encountered the winding too tight issue the first time. Watch was being sold by a seller in the US.I wanted the watch for a project to restore and wear in my watch rotation. Bidding started at $450 USD and ended up selling for around $1,136 USD.Without pictures, based on my story above, what are your thoughts on the value of this non-working watch?What should I plan to expect to pay for a 145.014 mark ii with the normal dial or the racing dial?








