Longines Longines 29246 Features
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :Italy, Napoli
Price : € 3,800 (= $ 4,653)
Availability
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Longines Longines 29246 The Related Reviews:
- This has been a good watch. I like the style. I like the way it looks and it is easy to read. I also like that it has the date on it.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by atiyyah patel United States Moorhead from Netherlands Purmerend
- This is a beautiful strap and looks stunning on my Michele Diamond Deco! Be aware that this band is truly Patent Leather and is very very shiny - the picture doesn't show this very well.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Diego Roa France Cadenet from Netherlands Purmerend
- excellent, very fun
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- Review by Allison MacDonald Uk Bolton from Netherlands Purmerend
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Hublot Big Bang Black Lemon
Just in time for the steamy days of summer, Hublot offers up some lemon refreshment in the form of this Big Bang Black Lemon. 48 yellow sapphire baguettes weighing 2.2 carats surround the black dial. The bright yellow alligator strap is lined with rubber. The ceramic case measures 41mm and offers 100 meter water resistance. Complete specs appear below. TECHNICAL DETAILSCase: ¡°Big Bang¡± diameter 41 mm, in black ceramicBezel: PVD white gold with 6 titanium H-shaped countersunk, polished & locked screws, set with 48 yellow baguette sapphires (appr. total 2.23 ct)Crystal: Sapphire with interior anti-reflective treatmentBezel Lug: Black composite resinLateral Inserts: Yellow composite resinCase-back: Titanium with sapphire crystal, interior anti-reflective treatmentCrown: Titanium with yellow rubber insertPush-pieces: Titanium, rectangular with yellow rubber insertScrews: TitaniumWater resistance: 100 m or 10 ATMDial: Matt black with black numerals and appliquesHands: Faceted & diam
Just in time for the steamy days of summer, Hublot offers up some lemon refreshment in the form of this Big Bang Black Lemon. 48 yellow sapphire baguettes weighing 2.2 carats surround the black dial. The bright yellow alligator strap is lined with rubber. The ceramic case measures 41mm and offers 100 meter water resistance. Complete specs appear below. TECHNICAL DETAILSCase: ¡°Big Bang¡± diameter 41 mm, in black ceramicBezel: PVD white gold with 6 titanium H-shaped countersunk, polished & locked screws, set with 48 yellow baguette sapphires (appr. total 2.23 ct)Crystal: Sapphire with interior anti-reflective treatmentBezel Lug: Black composite resinLateral Inserts: Yellow composite resinCase-back: Titanium with sapphire crystal, interior anti-reflective treatmentCrown: Titanium with yellow rubber insertPush-pieces: Titanium, rectangular with yellow rubber insertScrews: TitaniumWater resistance: 100 m or 10 ATMDial: Matt black with black numerals and appliquesHands: Faceted & diam
Considering the Hamilton H64515133
...is 100M enough for a "scuba" watch? also wht ae you impressions ofthis watch? I am also consdering several pieces from Seiko (007, Samurai) - ar Hamilton's, overall, better quality and longer-lasting?
...is 100M enough for a "scuba" watch? also wht ae you impressions ofthis watch? I am also consdering several pieces from Seiko (007, Samurai) - ar Hamilton's, overall, better quality and longer-lasting?
Saturnus' day - Hamiltons of 05/07/11
The Perry for me, along with a Sheaffer.
The Perry for me, along with a Sheaffer.
Pressure test?
Hi all,Have a Seamaster GMT 2535.80 that I have been wearing for 6 years. After spending some time around trf seems folks are taking watches in to be tested for water resistance once every year or two. I have never had mine tested...... As it is in the ocean a few times a week, I better take it in to have it checked out, as hoping for another 4 years before service. What is the general thought on these seals/gaskets? Are people getting seals replaced every couple years? Or simply having the watch checked out, no leaks no new parts?Appreciate the insight!
Hi all,Have a Seamaster GMT 2535.80 that I have been wearing for 6 years. After spending some time around trf seems folks are taking watches in to be tested for water resistance once every year or two. I have never had mine tested...... As it is in the ocean a few times a week, I better take it in to have it checked out, as hoping for another 4 years before service. What is the general thought on these seals/gaskets? Are people getting seals replaced every couple years? Or simply having the watch checked out, no leaks no new parts?Appreciate the insight!
5227
Hi everyoneI was made very aware - generally watches aren't really the most sensible things to use as investments... But what I'm thinking now is retention vs depreciation - Would a calatrava like the new 5227 be considered more sensible option than some others? I was hoping (as its the only patek I like or can afford) that it would be a relatively safe purchase should I ever need to liquidate for residual valueNever having seen one second hand. And never having purchase a patek before - I'm looking for some views please from those who can talk from experiencePlease adviseMy other consideration was a white gold rolex Daytona. I know they're chalk and cheese. But theyre the same price and I'm attracted to both and so i need a way of making a decision.... I've noticed current WG Daytona's drop in value for about the 10 years to loose 40-50% .... Will a 5227 do that
Hi everyoneI was made very aware - generally watches aren't really the most sensible things to use as investments... But what I'm thinking now is retention vs depreciation - Would a calatrava like the new 5227 be considered more sensible option than some others? I was hoping (as its the only patek I like or can afford) that it would be a relatively safe purchase should I ever need to liquidate for residual valueNever having seen one second hand. And never having purchase a patek before - I'm looking for some views please from those who can talk from experiencePlease adviseMy other consideration was a white gold rolex Daytona. I know they're chalk and cheese. But theyre the same price and I'm attracted to both and so i need a way of making a decision.... I've noticed current WG Daytona's drop in value for about the 10 years to loose 40-50% .... Will a 5227 do that
