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Movado 0605871 Features
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Ref. No. :0605871
Code :0605871
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 399
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Case Diameter :38 mm
Thickness :7 mm
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Silver
Clasp :Fold clasp, hidden
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HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 80
John gets a little too excited about Sinn watches in this episode that we record face to face while also discussing the Swatch Group vs. Tiffany & Co. debacle (and more).Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 80 here. Download the MP3.
John gets a little too excited about Sinn watches in this episode that we record face to face while also discussing the Swatch Group vs. Tiffany & Co. debacle (and more).Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 80 here. Download the MP3.
Was the Speedy really that special on Apollo 13?
Now before I'm gunned down, let me explain what I mean. I've not seen the film or know that much about the doomed mission. But my understanding was that Commander James Lovell used his Speedmaster Professional for both the timing and interval of thrust for critical engine burns as they rounded the moon and set a course for home and the Speedmaster was crucial in assisting the timing of the engine burns to attain the correct re-entry angle.Now was this time interval hours and minutes or was it seconds? (Please excuse my ignorance) Because if it was just seconds, hypothetically, nearly all watches would be as accurate as each over a time lapse of say 15 to 30 seconds. So (again hypothetically), if NASA had allowed any chronograph on board, it would have been just as useful in saving the men's lives as the Speedmaster. Am I correct in my understanding or should I just go join another forum and never return for thinking that of the iconic and legendary Speedmaster?
Now before I'm gunned down, let me explain what I mean. I've not seen the film or know that much about the doomed mission. But my understanding was that Commander James Lovell used his Speedmaster Professional for both the timing and interval of thrust for critical engine burns as they rounded the moon and set a course for home and the Speedmaster was crucial in assisting the timing of the engine burns to attain the correct re-entry angle.Now was this time interval hours and minutes or was it seconds? (Please excuse my ignorance) Because if it was just seconds, hypothetically, nearly all watches would be as accurate as each over a time lapse of say 15 to 30 seconds. So (again hypothetically), if NASA had allowed any chronograph on board, it would have been just as useful in saving the men's lives as the Speedmaster. Am I correct in my understanding or should I just go join another forum and never return for thinking that of the iconic and legendary Speedmaster?
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Hey guys,I've been browsing the reference page that has all the model details. And while there is no shortage of fantastic information, going thru each to learn more about the PP brand is rather difficult as I was wanting to just see all the plain 3-hand styles PP offered. I had a thought & wanted to run it by you all. While the thread for each model is great, it's pretty hard to navigate to find specific styles, unless you know the model numbers - which I don't. What do you all think of a thread listing all the reference numbers and just 1 face-picture for each type of watch? Example a single thread showing all the current 3 hard round cases, another for GMT functions, another for calendar, another for square case, etc. Then, once you know the model number you can go to that models specific details page. To me that seems like it would be easier for the uninformed to gain knowledge on the models inside those subclasses...Anyways, just a thought.. Any inputs or thoughts on t
Hey guys,I've been browsing the reference page that has all the model details. And while there is no shortage of fantastic information, going thru each to learn more about the PP brand is rather difficult as I was wanting to just see all the plain 3-hand styles PP offered. I had a thought & wanted to run it by you all. While the thread for each model is great, it's pretty hard to navigate to find specific styles, unless you know the model numbers - which I don't. What do you all think of a thread listing all the reference numbers and just 1 face-picture for each type of watch? Example a single thread showing all the current 3 hard round cases, another for GMT functions, another for calendar, another for square case, etc. Then, once you know the model number you can go to that models specific details page. To me that seems like it would be easier for the uninformed to gain knowledge on the models inside those subclasses...Anyways, just a thought.. Any inputs or thoughts on t
5131
is the 5131 really that hard to obtain from a dealer? how long are the waitlists or is that AD dependent.
is the 5131 really that hard to obtain from a dealer? how long are the waitlists or is that AD dependent.
Time to change
In January they will be 5 years old that I have my Sub. 116610. It's time to look for new horizons. The ideal would be a Daytona 116500. Will there be much difference? The two models are in shortage. What do you think?Another thing, I'm seeing that many sellers are offering watches on Facebook. I never thought that this was a place for that. I do not encourage myself to to sell or exchange in that way. What do you think?
In January they will be 5 years old that I have my Sub. 116610. It's time to look for new horizons. The ideal would be a Daytona 116500. Will there be much difference? The two models are in shortage. What do you think?Another thing, I'm seeing that many sellers are offering watches on Facebook. I never thought that this was a place for that. I do not encourage myself to to sell or exchange in that way. What do you think?
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