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Jaeger LeCoultre 140.106.1 Features
Ref. No. :140.106.1
Code :5231
Movement :Quartz
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Price : $ 3,200
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Diameter :15.3 x 5.9 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Gold
Clasp :Fold clasp
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Yacht-Master gone skiing...
Following on Steve's excellent post on his trip to Park City - it turns out that while Steve was at a former Winter Olympics site in the US, I was at one in Europe at the same time! My team from work took its annual ski weekend at Sestriere, a resort in the Italian Alps about a two-hour drive from Turin. Sestriere was one of the sites and Olympic Villages of the 2006 Winter Olympics.I'm not really much of a skiier, but had a blast. After the first day I managed to graduate from the bunny slopes and try a few real runs. Despite regularly falling (into the slopes, so it was always pretty gentle), I managed to survive and even get up a bit of speed. Some of my colleagues and the instructor the girls were fawning all over: Apr¨¨s-ski was also fun of course!! And, of course, I managed to squeeze in some wristshots, but only one turned out good enough to post here: Now.for the best part of the trip I didn't have my camera with me!! On Sunday, the slopes were draped in an inpentrable fog, so
Following on Steve's excellent post on his trip to Park City - it turns out that while Steve was at a former Winter Olympics site in the US, I was at one in Europe at the same time! My team from work took its annual ski weekend at Sestriere, a resort in the Italian Alps about a two-hour drive from Turin. Sestriere was one of the sites and Olympic Villages of the 2006 Winter Olympics.I'm not really much of a skiier, but had a blast. After the first day I managed to graduate from the bunny slopes and try a few real runs. Despite regularly falling (into the slopes, so it was always pretty gentle), I managed to survive and even get up a bit of speed. Some of my colleagues and the instructor the girls were fawning all over: Apr¨¨s-ski was also fun of course!! And, of course, I managed to squeeze in some wristshots, but only one turned out good enough to post here: Now.for the best part of the trip I didn't have my camera with me!! On Sunday, the slopes were draped in an inpentrable fog, so
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Speedmaster dilemma
Hoping to solicit opinions on my dilemma. I am 99% set on a speedmaster and have it narrowed down to 1. Original Moonwatch. 2. White dial racing speedmaster, 44mm3. 57 speedmasterMy thoughts so far are1. First Omega, start with an icon. Size is pretty perfect.2. Never had a manual wind, not sure how I good I would be at remembering to wind3. Racing 44mm pictured below if I figured out how to attach them, is about at or beyond the upper size limits for me, though my picture is bad. I wasn't planning on posting them. In the metal, this made my heart beat fastest however and if it was 40 or 42 mm I would already own it.4. Automatic movement and date function are pros for me, as well as increased durability with Crystal, ceramic, etc5. Love the throwback but haven't seen it in the metal. I have two vintage Rolex, a 16800 sub and 1655 explorer ii so I love patina, not sure how I feel about the faux patina look however.6. The white dial 40 mm racing speedmaster variants do not do it for
Hoping to solicit opinions on my dilemma. I am 99% set on a speedmaster and have it narrowed down to 1. Original Moonwatch. 2. White dial racing speedmaster, 44mm3. 57 speedmasterMy thoughts so far are1. First Omega, start with an icon. Size is pretty perfect.2. Never had a manual wind, not sure how I good I would be at remembering to wind3. Racing 44mm pictured below if I figured out how to attach them, is about at or beyond the upper size limits for me, though my picture is bad. I wasn't planning on posting them. In the metal, this made my heart beat fastest however and if it was 40 or 42 mm I would already own it.4. Automatic movement and date function are pros for me, as well as increased durability with Crystal, ceramic, etc5. Love the throwback but haven't seen it in the metal. I have two vintage Rolex, a 16800 sub and 1655 explorer ii so I love patina, not sure how I feel about the faux patina look however.6. The white dial 40 mm racing speedmaster variants do not do it for
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