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Longines L4.241.0.80.2 Features
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Ref. No. :L4.241.0.80.2
Code :L4.241.0.80.2
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 2,312
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :24 mm
Thickness :5 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Mother of pearl
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
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[IMG][/IMG]This Hamilton vintage is NOT Murray but Barry. I should really own a watch that has the same name as me.
[IMG][/IMG]This Hamilton vintage is NOT Murray but Barry. I should really own a watch that has the same name as me.
3 Out of 4 Have Arrived !
.....boy oh boy .......I didn't think they'd get here that fast, but just on the off chance they might, about 7 tonight I checked the box that our mailman puts small packages is ......and there.....were 2 ! ......I got the Enicar and the Benrus from one guy, and the other one that arrived is the 60s Hamilton Illinois.......and they look much better than in the photos.......and so far I have just given them a quick lick and a promise of a crystal polishing .....and whoopee ! ...the Hamiltons crystal was very clouded looking, you could barely make out the H & I names on the dial .....and with just that quick polish, it's about 80% better .....and the scratches on the Enicar are almost all gone .....and the Benrus is nearly perfect anyway .....the Enicar, if it is aluminum, is never the less, a beautiful watch ....very clean dial, case and now the crystal is looking very good too, and it is a thin watch ........I don't like the leather band it has, the watch is very bright and light
.....boy oh boy .......I didn't think they'd get here that fast, but just on the off chance they might, about 7 tonight I checked the box that our mailman puts small packages is ......and there.....were 2 ! ......I got the Enicar and the Benrus from one guy, and the other one that arrived is the 60s Hamilton Illinois.......and they look much better than in the photos.......and so far I have just given them a quick lick and a promise of a crystal polishing .....and whoopee ! ...the Hamiltons crystal was very clouded looking, you could barely make out the H & I names on the dial .....and with just that quick polish, it's about 80% better .....and the scratches on the Enicar are almost all gone .....and the Benrus is nearly perfect anyway .....the Enicar, if it is aluminum, is never the less, a beautiful watch ....very clean dial, case and now the crystal is looking very good too, and it is a thin watch ........I don't like the leather band it has, the watch is very bright and light
AP Royal Oak 15300 Fit
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Is 10% worth pulling the trigger early?
Hey everyone, new to the forums here!So I just turned 25 and have been ¡°window¡± shopping to figure out what Rolex I want to pull the trigger on. Initially I was glued to a black SS submariner date, but started to wonder once I really started to do my research. I fell in love with a Daytona and new it would take at least a year or two to get one from my AD, so decided to go in and start the process. He actually had one in the back (obviously already sold) and let me try it on. Don¡¯t get me wrong, it is an amazing watch and I could totally see myself getting one, but actually fell in love with the rhodium yachtmaster. Which leads me to this week: my AD called me and asked if I wanted to come in again. I asked what his best price would be because this all started when I was planning on purchasing the Daytona (which would be at least another year). He came back with $10.3k cash.Is this worth pulling the trigger now? My worry here is if I don¡¯t how long it would take to get one when I
Hey everyone, new to the forums here!So I just turned 25 and have been ¡°window¡± shopping to figure out what Rolex I want to pull the trigger on. Initially I was glued to a black SS submariner date, but started to wonder once I really started to do my research. I fell in love with a Daytona and new it would take at least a year or two to get one from my AD, so decided to go in and start the process. He actually had one in the back (obviously already sold) and let me try it on. Don¡¯t get me wrong, it is an amazing watch and I could totally see myself getting one, but actually fell in love with the rhodium yachtmaster. Which leads me to this week: my AD called me and asked if I wanted to come in again. I asked what his best price would be because this all started when I was planning on purchasing the Daytona (which would be at least another year). He came back with $10.3k cash.Is this worth pulling the trigger now? My worry here is if I don¡¯t how long it would take to get one when I
