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Maurice Lacroix pt6247-sd501-350 Features
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Ref. No. :pt6247-sd501-350
Code :pt6247-sd501-350
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 4,312
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :32.5 x 39.5 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Fold clasp
Others :Luminescent Hands
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Maurice Lacroix pt6247-sd501-350 wrist watches news:
Based on the ProDiver - Col Moschin LE
The Col Moschin Italian Special Forces trialled this new Oris from 9,000 meter para-jumps and dives to 40 metres. Anti-magnetic properties guarantee precision in the air, while water-resistance is ensured down to 1,000 meters. The patented "Rotation Safety System" provides an additional element of security under water, while the titanium case with its tungsten ring provides total resistance in all circumstances.Technical SpecificationsMovement: AutomaticFunctions: Several parts in titanium, gun metal grey PVD, 49 mmTungsten ringScrew-down crown and crown shieldConvex sapphire crystal with interior anti-reflective coatingWater-resistant to 1,000 mCase/Dial: Titanium/BlackApplique: Hourmarkers and hands with Superluminova BG W9Power reserve in Italian tre-colore colors at 7 o'clockStrapExtendible black rubber with safety claspRetail $3,000-5,000 (Thanks again to Watch Happening)
The Col Moschin Italian Special Forces trialled this new Oris from 9,000 meter para-jumps and dives to 40 metres. Anti-magnetic properties guarantee precision in the air, while water-resistance is ensured down to 1,000 meters. The patented "Rotation Safety System" provides an additional element of security under water, while the titanium case with its tungsten ring provides total resistance in all circumstances.Technical SpecificationsMovement: AutomaticFunctions: Several parts in titanium, gun metal grey PVD, 49 mmTungsten ringScrew-down crown and crown shieldConvex sapphire crystal with interior anti-reflective coatingWater-resistant to 1,000 mCase/Dial: Titanium/BlackApplique: Hourmarkers and hands with Superluminova BG W9Power reserve in Italian tre-colore colors at 7 o'clockStrapExtendible black rubber with safety claspRetail $3,000-5,000 (Thanks again to Watch Happening)
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5164 lug to lug length?
Hi,Can someone who owns 5164 confirm the lug to lug length? I can¡¯t seem to find it on the forums. My understanding is that 5167 is 46.5 mm lug to lug. Since 5164 is only 0.8 mm larger than 5167, I am assuming it should not be greater than 47.5 mm lug to lug.My wrist is 6.4 inches~ and I had the chance to try 5167 last year. It fit really nicely. Aesthetically, I prefer the 5164 over 5167 and thinking of putting a deposit down with my AD. However, I want to be absolutely sure that it will fit my wrist.Thank you
Hi,Can someone who owns 5164 confirm the lug to lug length? I can¡¯t seem to find it on the forums. My understanding is that 5167 is 46.5 mm lug to lug. Since 5164 is only 0.8 mm larger than 5167, I am assuming it should not be greater than 47.5 mm lug to lug.My wrist is 6.4 inches~ and I had the chance to try 5167 last year. It fit really nicely. Aesthetically, I prefer the 5164 over 5167 and thinking of putting a deposit down with my AD. However, I want to be absolutely sure that it will fit my wrist.Thank you
New tightening at Rolex
To save money by losing postage, The Cut Down Letter is now sent as a bottle post.
To save money by losing postage, The Cut Down Letter is now sent as a bottle post.
Rolex Warranty Card Differences- Transitional?
Posted on the other website, but will maybe get a faster or more informed answer here....So, I am on the hunt for another Rolex and I am noticing some differences in the warranty cards for what appear to be the same model. Some have just the serial # and model. Others have that plus the actual description of the dial color (and bracelet?) In this case it's a DJ41. Was this a transition thing from the DJII to the 41? Thanks.
Posted on the other website, but will maybe get a faster or more informed answer here....So, I am on the hunt for another Rolex and I am noticing some differences in the warranty cards for what appear to be the same model. Some have just the serial # and model. Others have that plus the actual description of the dial color (and bracelet?) In this case it's a DJ41. Was this a transition thing from the DJII to the 41? Thanks.
