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JeanRichard JeanRichard 39718 Features
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Spain, Madrid
Price : € 1,000 (= $ 1,234)
Availability
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JeanRichard JeanRichard 39718 wrist watches news:
UK price increase
Guys, Went to AD in Edinburgh mid-week and seen that Omega have raised their prices by 12% (on top of 2 1/2% VAT rise in January). Last year I negotiated a 17 1/2% reduction on the then price of my Aqua Terra Chronograph. Even then I struggled to meet the purchase price. If I delayed the purchase to this year, and even if I negotiated a similar discount, I probably wouldn't have been able to afford my watch.I know that yearly sales figures must be sufficient to legislate for such a price hike, but surely a high volume of potential purchasers are being outpriced?On a slightly different note, I'm assuming that as retail prices go up annually that there must be a relative rise in second hand values? This is wishful thinking more than anything else!
Guys, Went to AD in Edinburgh mid-week and seen that Omega have raised their prices by 12% (on top of 2 1/2% VAT rise in January). Last year I negotiated a 17 1/2% reduction on the then price of my Aqua Terra Chronograph. Even then I struggled to meet the purchase price. If I delayed the purchase to this year, and even if I negotiated a similar discount, I probably wouldn't have been able to afford my watch.I know that yearly sales figures must be sufficient to legislate for such a price hike, but surely a high volume of potential purchasers are being outpriced?On a slightly different note, I'm assuming that as retail prices go up annually that there must be a relative rise in second hand values? This is wishful thinking more than anything else!
Question about SKX007 Bracelet
Is the jubilee bracelet solid stainless or folded? Would it be better off to buy the watch with a diver strap and later replace with a sturdier oyster solid steel bracelet or the jubilee bracelet is nice?
Is the jubilee bracelet solid stainless or folded? Would it be better off to buy the watch with a diver strap and later replace with a sturdier oyster solid steel bracelet or the jubilee bracelet is nice?
What is in a screen name?
We have some great screen names and avatars here on the OHF (Official Hamilton Forum, since I'm getting tired of typing it out all the time).Here are my thoughts on some of your screen names/avatars:ribrd7282-he likes rye breadeddiea-is really the descendant of a Caribbean pirateulackfocus-needs a new eyeglass prescriptionlawrencepastorMD-maybe can prescribe a new eyeglass prescription for ulackfocusgatorcpa-his day job is filling out income taxes for alligatorsvintageguy-invictaguy's twin brotherHamiltonElectric-one of the world's foremost experts on Hamilton. . . blenders.Vintagehamiltons-he has a lot of old, vintage . . . blenderssave_alkaline-a AA battery supporterMacDaddy-lead guiterist in the OHF rock band, along with foghorn on lead vocals and Rusty on drumsFeel free to correct my assumptions or add your own.:D
We have some great screen names and avatars here on the OHF (Official Hamilton Forum, since I'm getting tired of typing it out all the time).Here are my thoughts on some of your screen names/avatars:ribrd7282-he likes rye breadeddiea-is really the descendant of a Caribbean pirateulackfocus-needs a new eyeglass prescriptionlawrencepastorMD-maybe can prescribe a new eyeglass prescription for ulackfocusgatorcpa-his day job is filling out income taxes for alligatorsvintageguy-invictaguy's twin brotherHamiltonElectric-one of the world's foremost experts on Hamilton. . . blenders.Vintagehamiltons-he has a lot of old, vintage . . . blenderssave_alkaline-a AA battery supporterMacDaddy-lead guiterist in the OHF rock band, along with foghorn on lead vocals and Rusty on drumsFeel free to correct my assumptions or add your own.:D
Thursday's WRUW
Invicta 5774 Military Multi-Function Retrograde
Invicta 5774 Military Multi-Function Retrograde
PAM Questions
Bear with me guys. I know very little about these watches. I had a brief love affair once, but it was short lived. I¡¯m recently loving these watches again, and debating picking something up. I was just killing time and saw a 1940 657 and I really liked it. At 45mm that¡¯s typically very big for me. But because of the slim profile, it fit super. Curious what the consensus is on the 1940 line. Also Chadri prefers the 1950 Luminor. So I started looking at those. I like them too. And at 44mm options I¡¯m getting just a tiny bit smaller. But are they as slim as the 1940?I tend to like a second hand and a date. Don¡¯t care about a GMT, but I won¡¯t kick it out of the watch box for having that complication. Lume and the ability to change out straps is super important to me. There appears to be so many to choose from, I¡¯d appreciate any thoughts from you PAM experts. Thanks,
Bear with me guys. I know very little about these watches. I had a brief love affair once, but it was short lived. I¡¯m recently loving these watches again, and debating picking something up. I was just killing time and saw a 1940 657 and I really liked it. At 45mm that¡¯s typically very big for me. But because of the slim profile, it fit super. Curious what the consensus is on the 1940 line. Also Chadri prefers the 1950 Luminor. So I started looking at those. I like them too. And at 44mm options I¡¯m getting just a tiny bit smaller. But are they as slim as the 1940?I tend to like a second hand and a date. Don¡¯t care about a GMT, but I won¡¯t kick it out of the watch box for having that complication. Lume and the ability to change out straps is super important to me. There appears to be so many to choose from, I¡¯d appreciate any thoughts from you PAM experts. Thanks,
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