Jaeger LeCoultre 260 54 10 M Features
Ref. No. :260 54 10 M
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Ostrichskin
Year :2000
Condition :2 (fine)
:With Box
Location :France, PARIS
Price : € 3,600 (= $ 4,477)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :846 JLC
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Ostrichskin
Bracelet Color :Beige
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
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Jaeger LeCoultre 260 54 10 M wrist watches news:
A caption competition (no prizes - just for fun)
I heard on the news about the huge shredder in New York where people were putting in their bad memories wrote down on paper, and other items into a huge shredder. When I heard it on the radio there was 3 people who said the following:"I'm putting in a picture of my ex-fiance and his new girlfriend" Seems fair enough to meThe other persons comment I cannot remember but the third was a guy who said"I'm putting in my watch, I just want to get rid of it" But why? I think the radio editing team cut his sentence short. So come on, finish off the sentence. Here's my go.......because I'm sick of people asking if my Rolex is fake!
I heard on the news about the huge shredder in New York where people were putting in their bad memories wrote down on paper, and other items into a huge shredder. When I heard it on the radio there was 3 people who said the following:"I'm putting in a picture of my ex-fiance and his new girlfriend" Seems fair enough to meThe other persons comment I cannot remember but the third was a guy who said"I'm putting in my watch, I just want to get rid of it" But why? I think the radio editing team cut his sentence short. So come on, finish off the sentence. Here's my go.......because I'm sick of people asking if my Rolex is fake!
Got "the call"
As some time I pointed in a thread, I never was "called" by some brands as I found them to be of a "too much classic" look, therefore, I never even looked at them (and still don't at some)These brands was including others IWC & JLC...But I got "the call" from the brands above, and I wanted to share the model that made the first call, the AquatimerAnd the Jaeger Le-Coultre Master Compressor Diver Watches - Master Compressor Diving ChronographTake a look at the complete line http://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/ecataloguedive/en/Hope that PP make a diver watch some day, and it can be below the $10K
As some time I pointed in a thread, I never was "called" by some brands as I found them to be of a "too much classic" look, therefore, I never even looked at them (and still don't at some)These brands was including others IWC & JLC...But I got "the call" from the brands above, and I wanted to share the model that made the first call, the AquatimerAnd the Jaeger Le-Coultre Master Compressor Diver Watches - Master Compressor Diving ChronographTake a look at the complete line http://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/ecataloguedive/en/Hope that PP make a diver watch some day, and it can be below the $10K
Watch Band Question
Any difference between carbon fiber and kevlar band? I look at both black bands and they look similar. Do they wear the same, or is one more comfortable than the other?Also, what is the difference between Crocodile strap and Alligator strap?Thank You
Any difference between carbon fiber and kevlar band? I look at both black bands and they look similar. Do they wear the same, or is one more comfortable than the other?Also, what is the difference between Crocodile strap and Alligator strap?Thank You
26405ce or 26400io
Hi folks,Coming over from the Pam and Rolex world, looking for my first AP ROO and torn between the new ceramic 26405ce or the titanium 26400io. I know I want 44mm, so the 26470s aren't in the running. I aware of & OK with the issues that some of the movements have, and I am not concerned about price difference, guessing potential future value, scratching the watch, or re-selling it. I see this as a desk-diving daily watch.While I know the answer to this question is usually The one that sings to you, I'm curious to hear comments or input from the new model ceramic and titanium owners that might highlight something I haven't thought about yet. My one concern IS that I have only tried on the 26400io in person. I haven't seen the 26405ce in person and fear I won't love it when I see it. The ceramic iteration isn't exactly sitting in abundance in the back rooms of the ADs... Happy to currently have this problem :) Thoughts?
Hi folks,Coming over from the Pam and Rolex world, looking for my first AP ROO and torn between the new ceramic 26405ce or the titanium 26400io. I know I want 44mm, so the 26470s aren't in the running. I aware of & OK with the issues that some of the movements have, and I am not concerned about price difference, guessing potential future value, scratching the watch, or re-selling it. I see this as a desk-diving daily watch.While I know the answer to this question is usually The one that sings to you, I'm curious to hear comments or input from the new model ceramic and titanium owners that might highlight something I haven't thought about yet. My one concern IS that I have only tried on the 26400io in person. I haven't seen the 26405ce in person and fear I won't love it when I see it. The ceramic iteration isn't exactly sitting in abundance in the back rooms of the ADs... Happy to currently have this problem :) Thoughts?
2nd PP?
I have 5227G as my 1st PP, should I pick 5726 or 5205 as the 2nd one?
I have 5227G as my 1st PP, should I pick 5726 or 5205 as the 2nd one?
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