Omega Omega 25287 Features


Code :2191
Year :1969
Location :Netherlands, Amsterdam
Price : € 2,150 (= $ 2,641)
Availability
Available immediately
Functions :Chronograph
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Omega Omega 25287 The Related Reviews:
- fast shipping! i received it on time
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by shatea brisbon Poland Tarnow from Netherlands Purmerend
- My husband loves the watch but not the band. Got a nice looking plain gold-colored band and it really adds style and class to the watch.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Maritza Zapata Kuwait Kuwait from Netherlands Purmerend
- I wanted upscale styling yet classic beauty and that's exactly what I received. Perfect for a beautiful suit,dinner out or everyday elegance. Joan you are the head DIVA of STYLE !!! Thank You !!!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Lyn S Deutschland Beverungen from Netherlands Purmerend
Omega Omega 25287 wrist watches news:
The right semicircular counter displays the tenths of a second in chronograph mode. To pass the Time chronograph or regatta countdown mode standard mode, everything is you press the Crown again to access the mode Chronograph and twice to access the regatta countdown mode; the mode is indicated by the semi-circular left counter.
Hey allWas on Jakes Rolex Blog where he has posted a couple of pictures of the Single Red Sea Dweller!Worth 250k! Would be kool as to own one of the other 4 in the worldrolexblog.blogspot/2009/0...a-dweller.html
I have had this watch for nearly three months now. It wasn't a planned purchase - I didn't even it on my radar as a possibility! I was browsing watches at a local jeweler that sells Longines and Tag. Earlier in the year I had a Tag Aquaracer on my wishlist, but it has slid off of late. So I thought I would go and have another look at them and at some of the other Tags. I tried on a Carrera and a Monaco and quite liked them both. But then I walked over to the Longines display.Normally in my town the Longines displays aren't very exciting. They mostly have lots of Dolce Vita and Evidenza style watches - nothing wrong with that, I have a Dolce Vita and am very happy with it. But nowhere nearby stocks any of the Master Collection, for example. So I wasn't expecting much. But sitting in the case was a Grande Vitesse, and it jumped out at me! I had been looking at the Tag Carreras and it was similar - black face, chrono, SS bracelet. But the red highlighting on the chrono seconds hand, aroun
Got this new chronograph. Its by Poljot (Russia). Apparently they made 4000 of these for the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. Each of them has a serial # as well. Manual watch.Any further information on this model is welcome.Some pics below...
Just wanted to get people's thoughts on the debate I'm having in my head. I've got a list of watches I'd like to collect over time. I'd love to have a full rose gold piece. But I don't know which I prefer. What do you guys think and why? Be good to learn a few things about these to two pieces from owners! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk








