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Jaeger LeCoultre 1348420 Features
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Ref. No. :1348420
Code :5211
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 6,630
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :JLC849
Power Reserve (h) :35 h
No. of Jewels :19
Frequency :Cotes de Geneve Circular Graining, 21,600vph, 124 parts, 19 jewels, 1000-hour testing A/h
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :38 mm
Thickness :6.3 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Material bezel :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Fold clasp
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Jaeger LeCoultre 1348420 The Related Reviews:
- I wanted a boyfriend watch but I have very wrists. This is gorgeous! The weight is good, and face size is large but not too heavy, and I love the mother of pearl face. Perfect gift from my husband!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by iin diana Canada Toronto/ontario from Netherlands Purmerend
- I purchased this watch to go with the Breathless necklace and it does look grand with it!!! Very impressed with the quality and style, love that the crystals go all the way around and has adjustable links. Nicely done!!!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Hung Huynh Australia Parkwood (western Astralia) from Netherlands Purmerend
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- Review by Kevin Dempsey United Kingdom Belfast. from Netherlands Purmerend
Jaeger LeCoultre 1348420 wrist watches news:
Rolex Winder Irritation
Has anybody else had the irritation of not been able to get the rolex logo the right way up once adjusted? Is there a knack to getting it the the right way up?
Has anybody else had the irritation of not been able to get the rolex logo the right way up once adjusted? Is there a knack to getting it the the right way up?
Omega vs. Breitling...
Well, after a little more than a year of being Omega-less (I gave my Seamaster Co-Ax to my brother for his 50th last year), I find myself in a position where I may be able to replace it with something.This is the watch I gave my brother:It is, quite simply, the most comfortable watch I've ever worn. That said, I've never worn a Breitling.My "pain threshold" would be around two grand. I've found a pre-owned black version of the Seamaster (which, admittedly, I like a little more than the blue) for a a little over two grand. I've also found a couple of Breitlings I like (Colt, Colt GMT) priced between $1,500.00 and $2,000.00, and the Steelfish for a little more than two grand.All I know about Breitling is that anyone I know who owns one loves it. Then again, I don't know anyone who owns the Omega who also doesn't love it.So, which way would you go, and why?
Well, after a little more than a year of being Omega-less (I gave my Seamaster Co-Ax to my brother for his 50th last year), I find myself in a position where I may be able to replace it with something.This is the watch I gave my brother:It is, quite simply, the most comfortable watch I've ever worn. That said, I've never worn a Breitling.My "pain threshold" would be around two grand. I've found a pre-owned black version of the Seamaster (which, admittedly, I like a little more than the blue) for a a little over two grand. I've also found a couple of Breitlings I like (Colt, Colt GMT) priced between $1,500.00 and $2,000.00, and the Steelfish for a little more than two grand.All I know about Breitling is that anyone I know who owns one loves it. Then again, I don't know anyone who owns the Omega who also doesn't love it.So, which way would you go, and why?
Diver's Watch Question
Is anyone else facinated by Pro Diver watches? I find my collection containing a good amount of these (not all of them). Unlike Diver88 I don't play in deep water.
Is anyone else facinated by Pro Diver watches? I find my collection containing a good amount of these (not all of them). Unlike Diver88 I don't play in deep water.
Anyone own a silver centenary box?
I saw one from from a collector and it looked really cool. Seemed like a nice box to store a vintage watch (might just pick up the watch that used to go in there). Just curious if anyone has one of these and their thoughts before I go ahead and pick it up.
I saw one from from a collector and it looked really cool. Seemed like a nice box to store a vintage watch (might just pick up the watch that used to go in there). Just curious if anyone has one of these and their thoughts before I go ahead and pick it up.
Glad There Are No BLNR's At AD
I am a compulsive buyer. I wanted one so bad two months ago, that if it was available at retail I would have bought it instantly. I currently own a Coke 16710, a TT 16713, and a most recent purchase of a brand new Deep Blue at the AD. All exceptional watches and a joy to wear and have. Time to step back. The waiting period has allowed me to look at things from a different perspective. If you have more money than you know what to do with, stop reading this now. I certainly don't and have a plethora of priorities as money to me is worth at least 7%. There is no way I am ever going to pay over MSRP for any watch, so I started thinking of the excuses, or reasons for wanting a sought after Rolex. I ended up disqualifying most of them. Here they are:1) I will buy the watch because I am so in love that I will wear it for life. Best reason, go for it.2) I love to have what everyone wants so bad and cannot get. Sure, we all feel this way and proud to be the owner of a valued item. Hardly a reas
I am a compulsive buyer. I wanted one so bad two months ago, that if it was available at retail I would have bought it instantly. I currently own a Coke 16710, a TT 16713, and a most recent purchase of a brand new Deep Blue at the AD. All exceptional watches and a joy to wear and have. Time to step back. The waiting period has allowed me to look at things from a different perspective. If you have more money than you know what to do with, stop reading this now. I certainly don't and have a plethora of priorities as money to me is worth at least 7%. There is no way I am ever going to pay over MSRP for any watch, so I started thinking of the excuses, or reasons for wanting a sought after Rolex. I ended up disqualifying most of them. Here they are:1) I will buy the watch because I am so in love that I will wear it for life. Best reason, go for it.2) I love to have what everyone wants so bad and cannot get. Sure, we all feel this way and proud to be the owner of a valued item. Hardly a reas
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