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Longines Longines 38250 Features
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Italy, alassio
Price : € 11,500 (= $ 14,083)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Steel
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Longines Longines 38250 The Related Reviews:
- Great AAA+++++++++++++++++++++++
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Bonnie Denberg Bhudia Kampala from Netherlands Purmerend
- this is a perfect cheer me up watch on those days when things are not going right. Look at my watch and seeing the different colors puts a smile on my face. It is a good to relieve stress.Very cute and fun
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Tyler Canada Kirkland from Netherlands Purmerend
- As described A+++
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- Review by Mary Beth Renze U.S.A Spartanburg from Netherlands Purmerend
Longines Longines 38250 wrist watches news:
Absolutely last IWC purchase in 2007, I think
Yesterday while at my AD I spied this 1950's cal 89 sitting among a crowd of pre-owned wristwatches. It was almost lost in the crowd. After a night of tossing and turning, I went back and took a look at the movement and other details. The only things it looks like it needs to get it back to more of its original condition is to replace the crown (does not look like some of the original crowns in the archives) and the strap and buckle are not IWC issued at all. I will be in CH in February for my annual ski holiday and will stop off in Schaffhausen to leave it for a complete check up and overhaul. It is running very nicely right now, however.This year has been a remarkable for me. I acquired an Ingenieur, the new Laureus, the new Saint Exupery and lastly the RG Portuguese Perpetual Calendar. The cal 89 will join these new ones plus my 5001. I will get some photos of the movement tomorrow when I go back to the AD to have the case opened for the photo op. Happy holidays to all,Bill
Yesterday while at my AD I spied this 1950's cal 89 sitting among a crowd of pre-owned wristwatches. It was almost lost in the crowd. After a night of tossing and turning, I went back and took a look at the movement and other details. The only things it looks like it needs to get it back to more of its original condition is to replace the crown (does not look like some of the original crowns in the archives) and the strap and buckle are not IWC issued at all. I will be in CH in February for my annual ski holiday and will stop off in Schaffhausen to leave it for a complete check up and overhaul. It is running very nicely right now, however.This year has been a remarkable for me. I acquired an Ingenieur, the new Laureus, the new Saint Exupery and lastly the RG Portuguese Perpetual Calendar. The cal 89 will join these new ones plus my 5001. I will get some photos of the movement tomorrow when I go back to the AD to have the case opened for the photo op. Happy holidays to all,Bill
I Can't See...
the bloody raised gold letters! Especially when the sun goes down. Auugghhhh!!!! I love wearing my Hamilton watches, especially my Wesley and the Langdon that Dan just sent me. But, I'm straining to read the raised gold letter dials, particularly in dim light. I guess 'father time' is catching up with me! :-0 I think it's the lack of contrast that gives me difficulty. Maybe the Hamilton models with luminescent or black numbers might be easier on my eyes. An early tonneau or barrel model? Or maybe a luminescent round dial from the 40's? Or maybe just strap an 18 size Railroad pocket-watch to my wrist? ;-)Any suggestions? Anyone facing the same challenge? If nothing else this visibility issue gives me a new excuse, ah.., reason to add to my collection! Now I really NEED a new watch! :-) What models should I try to collect that would be the easiest to read?Tx, Piscator
the bloody raised gold letters! Especially when the sun goes down. Auugghhhh!!!! I love wearing my Hamilton watches, especially my Wesley and the Langdon that Dan just sent me. But, I'm straining to read the raised gold letter dials, particularly in dim light. I guess 'father time' is catching up with me! :-0 I think it's the lack of contrast that gives me difficulty. Maybe the Hamilton models with luminescent or black numbers might be easier on my eyes. An early tonneau or barrel model? Or maybe a luminescent round dial from the 40's? Or maybe just strap an 18 size Railroad pocket-watch to my wrist? ;-)Any suggestions? Anyone facing the same challenge? If nothing else this visibility issue gives me a new excuse, ah.., reason to add to my collection! Now I really NEED a new watch! :-) What models should I try to collect that would be the easiest to read?Tx, Piscator
Omg!!!
I dropped my Hamilton and it shattered the crystal as well as second hand fell off. It was sent to Hamilton for repair and they quoted me with $525 for a $1400 watch........CrazyThe cost included polishing, reglulation, new crystal, and others. Luckily, I don't have to pay full $525 to get it serviced.Lesson of the day. Don't ever drop your watch on concrete floor!!
I dropped my Hamilton and it shattered the crystal as well as second hand fell off. It was sent to Hamilton for repair and they quoted me with $525 for a $1400 watch........CrazyThe cost included polishing, reglulation, new crystal, and others. Luckily, I don't have to pay full $525 to get it serviced.Lesson of the day. Don't ever drop your watch on concrete floor!!
Never thought i would be here...
I started off in the rolex general discussion and that lead to 2 purchases and then i came to the AP section just for a browse and now i am dying to get an AP ROO FC dive Only problem is that i don't think my wrist is large enough... I have heard that the AP diver sits quite massively both in diameter and depth. I have a wrist size of 6.5 Would that be OK, or is my wrist too small :bang head:Thanks for your help.
I started off in the rolex general discussion and that lead to 2 purchases and then i came to the AP section just for a browse and now i am dying to get an AP ROO FC dive Only problem is that i don't think my wrist is large enough... I have heard that the AP diver sits quite massively both in diameter and depth. I have a wrist size of 6.5 Would that be OK, or is my wrist too small :bang head:Thanks for your help.
A Very Special Night with Panerai at Daniel NYC
Last week I had the pleasure of joining the people at Panerai and other fellow collectors for dinner at Daniel in NYC. An epic evening for sure. Enjoy the read and the pics..watchcollectinglifestyle....ttable-evening
Last week I had the pleasure of joining the people at Panerai and other fellow collectors for dinner at Daniel in NYC. An epic evening for sure. Enjoy the read and the pics..watchcollectinglifestyle....ttable-evening
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