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Jaeger LeCoultre 703.14.20 Features
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Ref. No. :703.14.20
Code :703.14.20
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 12,888
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Movement/Caliber :657
No. of Jewels :4
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :28.8 x 42 mm
Thickness :10.75 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :White
Clasp :Fold clasp
Others :Guilloche Dial
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Jaeger LeCoultre 703.14.20 wrist watches news:
Submariner 116613LN: Tighten the bezel?
I have had my Sub 11613LN for a month now. I'm very satisfied with it. It is almost as beautiful as my wife (she's sitting next to me)First Q: I've noticed that the ceramic bezel turns about 2 clicks a day by itself (normal use and normal work, i guess it moves by touching my clothes).Is it possible to tighten it a bit (My Omega Seamaster has no problem)?Second Q: it loses 2 secs a day. I would rather be too early than too late. Is is possible to adjust it, so it runs +2 secs instead? The best is of course at the spot.Best regardsJesper
I have had my Sub 11613LN for a month now. I'm very satisfied with it. It is almost as beautiful as my wife (she's sitting next to me)First Q: I've noticed that the ceramic bezel turns about 2 clicks a day by itself (normal use and normal work, i guess it moves by touching my clothes).Is it possible to tighten it a bit (My Omega Seamaster has no problem)?Second Q: it loses 2 secs a day. I would rather be too early than too late. Is is possible to adjust it, so it runs +2 secs instead? The best is of course at the spot.Best regardsJesper
Orbita or not?
Is there anything about this group of watches that would make the Orbita rotorwind technology unsuitable for it? It seems really attractive and makes a lot of sense intuitively, but I still have nagging concerns, especially about overwinding. I know that Rolexes in particular have fierce winding clutch mechanisms, but surely even for a Rolex it can¡¯t be a good thing to have that clutch constantly slipping over a period of months or years or decades. Anyway, here¡¯s the group. I¡¯d really welcome informed comments pro or con. I¡¯ve been going back and forth over this winder thing for too long and need to just make a decision and be done with it.Datejust 1603; Day-Date 18239; Daytona 16520; GMT-Master 16710; Submariner 1680; Sea Dweller 16600; IWC 3717; Sinn 656; Sinn 956.An odd little group, I know. But it¡¯ s *my* odd little group.
Is there anything about this group of watches that would make the Orbita rotorwind technology unsuitable for it? It seems really attractive and makes a lot of sense intuitively, but I still have nagging concerns, especially about overwinding. I know that Rolexes in particular have fierce winding clutch mechanisms, but surely even for a Rolex it can¡¯t be a good thing to have that clutch constantly slipping over a period of months or years or decades. Anyway, here¡¯s the group. I¡¯d really welcome informed comments pro or con. I¡¯ve been going back and forth over this winder thing for too long and need to just make a decision and be done with it.Datejust 1603; Day-Date 18239; Daytona 16520; GMT-Master 16710; Submariner 1680; Sea Dweller 16600; IWC 3717; Sinn 656; Sinn 956.An odd little group, I know. But it¡¯ s *my* odd little group.
New incoming!!!
There was a thread a few weeks ago on collecting strategy and on what the actual iconic watches were. This made me think. Some of the watches I own came up quite often, i.e. the JLC Reverso, the AP Royal Oak and the Rolex Submariner. Others I own aren't that iconic, so I figured the next watch I would get would be another iconic piece. The budget for a random watch purchase wasn't a PP Nautilus unfortunately, so I was looking for something iconic that fit the random watch purchase budget. So here we go, an Omega Speedmaster Professional. Pretty much one of the most iconic watches out there. I've only had it for a day, but I'm liking it very much so far. The hesalite is really cool and I have ordered a NATO and Zulu strap which are, I think, the coolest on the Speedmaster Pro. Just a quick iPhone pic (I'll add more later):
There was a thread a few weeks ago on collecting strategy and on what the actual iconic watches were. This made me think. Some of the watches I own came up quite often, i.e. the JLC Reverso, the AP Royal Oak and the Rolex Submariner. Others I own aren't that iconic, so I figured the next watch I would get would be another iconic piece. The budget for a random watch purchase wasn't a PP Nautilus unfortunately, so I was looking for something iconic that fit the random watch purchase budget. So here we go, an Omega Speedmaster Professional. Pretty much one of the most iconic watches out there. I've only had it for a day, but I'm liking it very much so far. The hesalite is really cool and I have ordered a NATO and Zulu strap which are, I think, the coolest on the Speedmaster Pro. Just a quick iPhone pic (I'll add more later):
116000 Silver Dial (Not 3,6,9) Wrist Pics?
Hey all, If you have the 36mm silver dial 116000 OP w/out the Explorer-esque 3 6 9 dial, please post pics and thoughts on the watch, please.Thanks
Hey all, If you have the 36mm silver dial 116000 OP w/out the Explorer-esque 3 6 9 dial, please post pics and thoughts on the watch, please.Thanks
I have a love-hate relationship with this watch...
Sometimes I love it, sometimes I question what I was thinking when I bought it. One thing¡¯s for sure, it¡¯s got a life of it¡¯s own man!
Sometimes I love it, sometimes I question what I was thinking when I bought it. One thing¡¯s for sure, it¡¯s got a life of it¡¯s own man!
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