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Jaeger LeCoultre Q2648440 Features
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Ref. No. :Q2648440
Code :8891
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Gender :Ladies' watch
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 6,885
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Steel
Thickness :8.5 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Fold clasp, hidden
Buckle Material :Steel
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Jaeger LeCoultre Q2648440 The Related Reviews:
- This watch is very nice looking and just perfect with many outfits. I picked up the navy one and just love it. Thanks HSN & Stafani.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by aurelie dimaria United States Elmhurst from Netherlands Purmerend
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Discussing the interesting matter of the Costco and Omega court case, along with related internet matters. Plus the publicity worthy Romain Jerome Volcano DNA watch.Listen to HourTime show watch podcast Episode 21 here.
Discussing the interesting matter of the Costco and Omega court case, along with related internet matters. Plus the publicity worthy Romain Jerome Volcano DNA watch.Listen to HourTime show watch podcast Episode 21 here.
Ron (o2afac67) rules Flickr....
If you enjoy o2afa67's great Breitling pics and want more.I found a group on Flickr that looks like he's supporting almost singlehandedly Check outflickr/groups/breitling/pool/He has about 296 contributions - well done Ron
If you enjoy o2afa67's great Breitling pics and want more.I found a group on Flickr that looks like he's supporting almost singlehandedly Check outflickr/groups/breitling/pool/He has about 296 contributions - well done Ron
Vintage Watch 'Dump'! Bulova auto, Accutron, Wittnauer, Longines!!!
I've been slacking off, I'm sorry!Recently I've come across some pretty cool watches, but I haven't been posting them since I was busy. Well, now they're all going up in one fowl swoop! Hope you guys don't mind my sucky pictures I'm trying out a new camera, and yes I know it looks yellow. Thanks to a crap desk lamp.First up, the Longines Price Paid - $35 (came in a lot)I gathered that it's from around the 50's, it's white gold filled and the gold fill seems to be in very good shape. The dial is a cool black, which I haven't seen. The bezel is under the crystal, which is pretty neat. It runs well, the movement is a 17 jewel and very clean!Next, a stainless steel Bulova automatic. Price Paid - 6$This one's a cool one! No crown, but it works ok, you can wind it by moving it around, and right now it seems to be running.The dial is cool! I didn't notice it until I bought it. It's kind of a faint hourglass shape, when you get it just right it looks amazing!Next up, a Wittnauer '2000' calenda
I've been slacking off, I'm sorry!Recently I've come across some pretty cool watches, but I haven't been posting them since I was busy. Well, now they're all going up in one fowl swoop! Hope you guys don't mind my sucky pictures I'm trying out a new camera, and yes I know it looks yellow. Thanks to a crap desk lamp.First up, the Longines Price Paid - $35 (came in a lot)I gathered that it's from around the 50's, it's white gold filled and the gold fill seems to be in very good shape. The dial is a cool black, which I haven't seen. The bezel is under the crystal, which is pretty neat. It runs well, the movement is a 17 jewel and very clean!Next, a stainless steel Bulova automatic. Price Paid - 6$This one's a cool one! No crown, but it works ok, you can wind it by moving it around, and right now it seems to be running.The dial is cool! I didn't notice it until I bought it. It's kind of a faint hourglass shape, when you get it just right it looks amazing!Next up, a Wittnauer '2000' calenda
Help :-) !!!
i am seriously thinking of trading in my 2012 Rolex DSSD to a 2004 AP ROO SS.i have seen the watch. it's in excellent condition. problem is, i had it vibro tested last saturday and it seems that it loses around 18 seconds a day.the AP has never been serviced, it's a safe queen... never got that much wrist time so the owner agreed to a trade...i'm adding a little cash of course.should i go for it or this'll just give me problems in the future...???tnx for the time guys....
i am seriously thinking of trading in my 2012 Rolex DSSD to a 2004 AP ROO SS.i have seen the watch. it's in excellent condition. problem is, i had it vibro tested last saturday and it seems that it loses around 18 seconds a day.the AP has never been serviced, it's a safe queen... never got that much wrist time so the owner agreed to a trade...i'm adding a little cash of course.should i go for it or this'll just give me problems in the future...???tnx for the time guys....
Newbie Speedy question
I have a newbie question about my new-to-me Speedy Snoopy (1861 movement). Is there any danger to the movement if I move the minute hand backward to correct the time since it runs a few seconds fast each day?I don't expect to have to do this often (I'm not fanatical about to-the-second time), but I would just as soon not move forward, say, 11 hrs and 58 minutes if it's eventually running two minutes fast if I don't have to. Thanks in advance.
I have a newbie question about my new-to-me Speedy Snoopy (1861 movement). Is there any danger to the movement if I move the minute hand backward to correct the time since it runs a few seconds fast each day?I don't expect to have to do this often (I'm not fanatical about to-the-second time), but I would just as soon not move forward, say, 11 hrs and 58 minutes if it's eventually running two minutes fast if I don't have to. Thanks in advance.
