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Jaeger LeCoultre 270.8.62 Features
Ref. No. :270.8.62
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Year :2008
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Milano
Price : € 3,250 (= $ 4,042)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Steel
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Jaeger LeCoultre 270.8.62 The Related Reviews:
- good purchase!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by eveline maniako Espana Madrid from Netherlands Purmerend
- this watch is a great watch, all kinds of neat little gismos on it. i would recommend to any of my friends .
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Carrie Buchler Portugal Satao from Netherlands Purmerend
- I received this watch and was so pleased. It was my Year End gift to myself. It is so beautiful and elegant. I had to have it sized down but I have a little wrist. ORDER this watch, it goes with jeans or a little black dress. The pink is very soft, fabulous for a pink fanatic like myself. It's a good weight for a bracelet watch.
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- Review by Ragnar Rannok Netherlands Hooge Mierde from Netherlands Purmerend
Jaeger LeCoultre 270.8.62 wrist watches news:
....and now the wait begins!
Well, i've gone and done it! I've owned numerous makes of watch (and still own many) but i've decided to trade my Milgauss for a 104. I suppose it was a matter of time as my strap box has numerous 24mm straps (Heroic18, Strap Culture, Toshi) bought on other forums as they were reasonably priced, just waiting for the opportunity for use. The signs were there really, eh! So, i'll shortly be popping my Panerai cherry (and my WTF posting one!). I must say, i've not been this excited about a watch's arrival for some time. I've seen so many Pams for sale and researched them to death before deciding that my Milgauss would bite the bullet. I'll have another one again so it's not that bad. So, the wait.
Well, i've gone and done it! I've owned numerous makes of watch (and still own many) but i've decided to trade my Milgauss for a 104. I suppose it was a matter of time as my strap box has numerous 24mm straps (Heroic18, Strap Culture, Toshi) bought on other forums as they were reasonably priced, just waiting for the opportunity for use. The signs were there really, eh! So, i'll shortly be popping my Panerai cherry (and my WTF posting one!). I must say, i've not been this excited about a watch's arrival for some time. I've seen so many Pams for sale and researched them to death before deciding that my Milgauss would bite the bullet. I'll have another one again so it's not that bad. So, the wait.
987-7
987-7? Is that the reason nobody is bidding on this?Auction #180753700690
987-7? Is that the reason nobody is bidding on this?Auction #180753700690
Can't get this watch out of my head.....
I have been looking for a watch - kind of a medium/long term plan - that meets some specific criteria:I want something that I can throw on the wrist at any time, without winding, setting, adjusting, etc, and is very accurate, so that more or less rules out an automatic (I know, I should stop being so cheap and invest in a winder, and probably will if I ever snag that much admired Longines Moonphase).I want it to have some useful functions, things that I actually use - stopwatch, countdown timer, and an alarm I can hear (working around aircraft and teleprinters has damaged my hearing a bit). I love an analogue display, and the time must be instantly readable without clutter on the dial - it's a watch after all...And I would love for it to have a decent water resistance - I want to be able to go from work, to the pool, to the sea, or just know I can stick my arm into water without worry.I spent some time looking and had narrowed it down to the Tissot Sea-Touch. It seemed to tick all the
I have been looking for a watch - kind of a medium/long term plan - that meets some specific criteria:I want something that I can throw on the wrist at any time, without winding, setting, adjusting, etc, and is very accurate, so that more or less rules out an automatic (I know, I should stop being so cheap and invest in a winder, and probably will if I ever snag that much admired Longines Moonphase).I want it to have some useful functions, things that I actually use - stopwatch, countdown timer, and an alarm I can hear (working around aircraft and teleprinters has damaged my hearing a bit). I love an analogue display, and the time must be instantly readable without clutter on the dial - it's a watch after all...And I would love for it to have a decent water resistance - I want to be able to go from work, to the pool, to the sea, or just know I can stick my arm into water without worry.I spent some time looking and had narrowed it down to the Tissot Sea-Touch. It seemed to tick all the
Welcome Back, Valtyr
As we continue to move forward here at Watch Talk Forums, it pleases me to announce that Valtyr (Jeff) is back and will again be helping me Moderate the Beginner's Forum..........................Welcome back, Valtyr!!!
As we continue to move forward here at Watch Talk Forums, it pleases me to announce that Valtyr (Jeff) is back and will again be helping me Moderate the Beginner's Forum..........................Welcome back, Valtyr!!!
A Complicated Evening with AP
It is always a pleasant surprise to receive private invitation from AP. You know you will be in for something exciting, refined and fun! This time, it was a night full of technical content befitting the haute horlogerie status of AP, a night of relentless showcase of pinnacle mechanical timekeeping technologies from the 138 years old Swiss watch powerhouse. ??The dinner venue was at a cozy Italian rstaurant called La Villa which is located just next to the AP Service Center. As ironic as it can be, the Italians were not the main casts of the day, but had to give way to the Swiss invasion... ??~~ Menu of the Day ~~Amuse-bouche: Assorted vintage AP complications from the early 1900s' till the new millenniumAP started making complicated timepieces in the late 19th century. It was quite amazing to see some vintage perpetual calendars and miniaturized minute repeaters on display. I can only imagine how much patience the watchmakers must have to construct each and every one of those precisio
It is always a pleasant surprise to receive private invitation from AP. You know you will be in for something exciting, refined and fun! This time, it was a night full of technical content befitting the haute horlogerie status of AP, a night of relentless showcase of pinnacle mechanical timekeeping technologies from the 138 years old Swiss watch powerhouse. ??The dinner venue was at a cozy Italian rstaurant called La Villa which is located just next to the AP Service Center. As ironic as it can be, the Italians were not the main casts of the day, but had to give way to the Swiss invasion... ??~~ Menu of the Day ~~Amuse-bouche: Assorted vintage AP complications from the early 1900s' till the new millenniumAP started making complicated timepieces in the late 19th century. It was quite amazing to see some vintage perpetual calendars and miniaturized minute repeaters on display. I can only imagine how much patience the watchmakers must have to construct each and every one of those precisio
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