Longines L47744526 Features
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Ref. No. :L47744526
Code :32008
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, New York City
Price : $ 1,035
Availability
Available in 3-5 working days
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :35.4 mm
Thickness :7.5 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Date
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Longines L47744526 wrist watches news:
Mother of pearl dial with your money hands and Arabic numerals; white crystals encrusted on the bezel and case, Mineral crystals; crystals and polished stainless steel case; Polished stainless steel bracelet, At 99 feet (30 m) water resistant, Swiss quartz movement Arabic numerals
I decided to post this thread from another site to prove my point about what I said about that forum who was talking down about Invicta,Citizen, Seiko ect.. Please if there's anyone here who's a member on that site please don't take it personal. Poll OptionsHow much could you realistically see spending on one watch?$1000 tops$1000 - $2500$2501 - $5000$5001 - $9999$10,000 or more View Poll Results P.S. I know there's collectors out there who can spend thousands of dollars, But for the majority there won't and another thing who ever wrote this could of put 500 or even 750 for the smaller amounts.
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Hey guys, as some of you know I upgraded my 5167 for a 5164. I bought preowned from a known seller. Got the watch today and after inspecting it thoroughly I noticed the lume on some of the numbers is darker. I immediately called the seller to let him know. He said he himself didn't notice but it didn't look that bad bla bla (he sourced it from a third party) then he said that after looking at the photos he sent me, the lume on some numerals do look off, but it was shown in the pictures and I should've noticed. When I saw the photos it wasn't clear, it could be bad lighting or whatever, never thought the lume would be messed up. So after speaking with him for a while he said he couldn't take it back because he had sourced it from a third party etc etc he offered to give me a small refund for the defect and that's about it. As you can probably guess I love the watch but hate the way the lume looks. I'm super anal about this stuff. Is it normal for a watch with a few years to have the lu
...after 20 years! I guess it is never too late. I have had a couple of modern iterations of this iconic model (SUBC and LV); but the first one I ever saw in the metal, and that introduced me to the world of Rolex was the 16610, in the mid 90s. Well, as a college student I heard stories of kids getting their nice timepieces as graduation presents, and I couldn¡¯t help but to think that I might, just might, be one of those lucky ones; however, my parents are from a different train of thought; and I actually admire and respect that. They worked very hard, saved and accomplished all they ever dreamed for their family...so, the graduation date came, and as I was getting ready for the ceremony, both of them came into my room and handed me a little box. Inside there was a very discreet, yet elegant, gold chain, with a plaque. On the back of this plaque there was a writing that said ¡°A Day To Remember.¡± Well, indeed it was! Completely forgot about that Rolex Sub that I was desperate to have.








