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Jaeger LeCoultre 5809 Features
Ref. No. :5809
Code :C01-360361356537
Type :Other
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Germany, Moers
Price : € 3,999 (= $ 4,933) [Negotiable]
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement/Caliber :Mechanisch
Case
Case Diameter :18 x 13 mm
Thickness :21.5 mm
Glass :Plexiglass
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Looking For Some Information...
I've got two watches that I need some help with.The first is a Seiko that my wife got me back in the days when she was a Seiko Rep. It's a Quartz Chronograph Sports 150:The crystal is, as you can see, pretty jacked up, and I would like to replace it with, if possible, saphire. Anyone know anyone who would be able to do such a thing?The second is a watch that I'm just looking for information on. It's a Bucherer (Swiss quartz), with a non-original band. That's all I know:The only information I can get on Bucherer is Carl Bucherer, and those seem to sell for far more than the $210.00 I paid for this watch 20 years ago.Any and all assistance is appreciated...
I've got two watches that I need some help with.The first is a Seiko that my wife got me back in the days when she was a Seiko Rep. It's a Quartz Chronograph Sports 150:The crystal is, as you can see, pretty jacked up, and I would like to replace it with, if possible, saphire. Anyone know anyone who would be able to do such a thing?The second is a watch that I'm just looking for information on. It's a Bucherer (Swiss quartz), with a non-original band. That's all I know:The only information I can get on Bucherer is Carl Bucherer, and those seem to sell for far more than the $210.00 I paid for this watch 20 years ago.Any and all assistance is appreciated...
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Suggest a strap (NATO? Bund?) for my vintage omega
I have an old 60-70s Omega constellation which came with a steel bracelet.I've tried putting a black crocodile but it just doesn't look quite good and it gets 0 wrist time.I was thinking I could revitalize the look with maybe a NATO strap or a bund strap.Any suggestions?Has anyone seen a conny on nato?Another thing is I was wondering what you guys think about polishing the case.
I have an old 60-70s Omega constellation which came with a steel bracelet.I've tried putting a black crocodile but it just doesn't look quite good and it gets 0 wrist time.I was thinking I could revitalize the look with maybe a NATO strap or a bund strap.Any suggestions?Has anyone seen a conny on nato?Another thing is I was wondering what you guys think about polishing the case.
