Movado Movado 39995 Features


Code :80454
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Year :1955
Gender :Ladies' watch
Location :Germany, worldwide delivery
Price : € 375 (= $ 459)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :15.1 mm
Thickness :6.8 mm
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by nelson herrera Switzerland Rudolfstetten from Netherlands Purmerend
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Hello, maybe some of you will remember me as the 19 year-old who was contemplating purchasing an expensive watch (submariner to be specific). I've still been on this site alot reading stuff I find interesting, I just don't have to much to say because i haven't had too many revelations. Anyways I found this watch that i really like and was wondering if anyone could give me their thoughts/info on it, as you guys and gals know much more about these things than I do. The most important piece of information i'm looking for is a ball-park figure on the price that i could use as a reference point. I've posted a picture and all the information given to me.images.sflmaven/2008.09.18/john/123-1.jpgCAL. 3035CASE REF. #16014SERIAL #7492XXXYEAR ca 1982
I'm testing my new Seiko 5 Diver, who has this movement, and I find nice the option to choose the language for the day display, mine has spanish and english...But when the day is changing starting around 11 pm, up until around 2 am, I can see the other language in the dial, and just around 2:30 am, it changes to the setted languageand stays there for the whole dayIn fact doesn't bother at all, as I'm rarely awake at that hour, but is this normal behavior for this movement?
Alright guys....so what's your favorite watch movement?It's hard for me to pin down just one....It may not be the prettiest movement out there, but the Rolex 3135 is tough to beat for a three-hand work horse movement:I hold the ETA 2892 based Omega 1120 movement in nearly as high regard, and have to admit it's even easier on the eyes:What say you?
As a Brand Omega are very good, but why is there such a drop in the value of a used Omega. I bought a SMP 4 years ago for about ?1100 and now I have beeen offered only ?450 max by a dealer. It would seem only Rolex hold their value. With hindsight I should have not bought the SMP and saved up for a Rolex.








