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Omega 2512.50.00 Features
Ref. No. :2512.50.00
Code :4683
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Price : $ 3,590
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :42.2 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
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Which watch do you wear when traveling?
You're about to go out of the country on a vacation or business trip. Which watch do you choose to wear? Your favorite? Your least expensive one? The most useful watch (tool vs. dress)? Now assuming you only want to take one watch, which one do you go with?
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How much would this irritate you?
Here's what i'm talking aboutIt runs fine although loses about a minute a week.Now here's the thing.. I really like the watch BUT would it need a major service/repair to line up the hand and maybe bring the accuracy up a bit?It's a keeper for me no matter what but I'd like to do a couple of mods on it to really make it unique if the repair costs aren't going to put me in the poorhouse as it's got the DD 2020 module in it!Otherwise I'll just keep it as one of my work rotation.thanks Steve
Here's what i'm talking aboutIt runs fine although loses about a minute a week.Now here's the thing.. I really like the watch BUT would it need a major service/repair to line up the hand and maybe bring the accuracy up a bit?It's a keeper for me no matter what but I'd like to do a couple of mods on it to really make it unique if the repair costs aren't going to put me in the poorhouse as it's got the DD 2020 module in it!Otherwise I'll just keep it as one of my work rotation.thanks Steve
15300 what a waste of money
i spent on all my other watches when all i want to wear is this one HAGWE
i spent on all my other watches when all i want to wear is this one HAGWE
What to buy, next step?
Hi guys, a new comer to the Patek world, I really enjoy the design and fit of the Patek watches. As some might know, I am currently wearing a 5167A as my daily beater. And I also have a 5235G just arrived 2 days ago. Next week, I am expecting to receive my long waited 5712/1A. I originally plan to acquire 5726/1A or 5726A then 5980R from AD (depending on availability). But after having 3 PPs in 4 months. I started wondering if I do want more than 2 Nautilus (I will have a 5711/1A coming early next yr). Should I widen my scope to have some traditional styles? I currently have AP 15202ST, PP 5130P, 5270G (BLK), 5960/1A and 5524G in mind. I probably will not consider buy a GC watch in the very near future. Your advices are well appreciated.
Hi guys, a new comer to the Patek world, I really enjoy the design and fit of the Patek watches. As some might know, I am currently wearing a 5167A as my daily beater. And I also have a 5235G just arrived 2 days ago. Next week, I am expecting to receive my long waited 5712/1A. I originally plan to acquire 5726/1A or 5726A then 5980R from AD (depending on availability). But after having 3 PPs in 4 months. I started wondering if I do want more than 2 Nautilus (I will have a 5711/1A coming early next yr). Should I widen my scope to have some traditional styles? I currently have AP 15202ST, PP 5130P, 5270G (BLK), 5960/1A and 5524G in mind. I probably will not consider buy a GC watch in the very near future. Your advices are well appreciated.
