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Omega 123.15.27.20.51.001 Features
Brand:Omega
Series:Constellation
Model:123.15.27.20.51.001
Gender:Ladies
Watch Label:Swiss Made
Movement:Automatic
Engine:Omega 8520
Power Reserve:50 Hour
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Black
Crystal:Scratch Resistant Sapphire
Hands:Silver-tone
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Type:Bracelet
Band Material:Stainless Steel
Band Width:17.5 mm
Clasp:Deployment with Push Button
Case Size:27 mm
Case Thickness:9 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Skeleton
Bezel:Fixed Silver-tone set with Diamonds
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Calendar:Date display at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Date, Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Diamond, Stainless Steel
Style:Casual Watches
Warranty:4 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:7612586219504
Internal ID:OM12315272051001
Item Variation:123 15 27 20 51 001, 123-15-27-20-51-001, 123/15/27/20/51/001, 12315272051001
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Omega 123.15.27.20.51.001 The Related Reviews:
- I waited a while to buy this watch, I'm glad I finally did. I got a great deal, and it looks even better than I thought it would. It comes boxed quite impressively.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Zinnia W Hong Kong Hong Kong from Netherlands Purmerend
- watch as advertised. Fast shipping. I highly recommend this AAA+ seller.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by david glaskin USA Harbor City from Netherlands Purmerend
- Looks great, just like the ladies version I had 30 years ago. Men's is not too large for a woman. I just wish the band were of higher quality. One of the two loops (to hold the extra band) fell off within the first 2 weeks.
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- Review by richard garcia Malta Gzira from Netherlands Purmerend
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First, thank you Mr. Houston for the pm!I received the okay from the misses tonight! All I did was drop a tiny hint.Perhaps sometimes I underestimate her, taking for granted what a wonderful woman I married. I dropped a hint and she said "you should buy the blue watch." So, tomorrow I order the new SMP 2222.80. I'll keep you all posted and i'll try to get some photos of the blessed event (it will be with a mediocre digital camera).KarlB
First, thank you Mr. Houston for the pm!I received the okay from the misses tonight! All I did was drop a tiny hint.Perhaps sometimes I underestimate her, taking for granted what a wonderful woman I married. I dropped a hint and she said "you should buy the blue watch." So, tomorrow I order the new SMP 2222.80. I'll keep you all posted and i'll try to get some photos of the blessed event (it will be with a mediocre digital camera).KarlB
Incoming....5167
Just picked it up today from local AD. Got a slight discount. It will be a daily watch, how easily does the clasp scratch? I work on a mac and I'm afraid the keyboard part were I rest my hand will scratch against it. PP_5167A_1.jpgPP_5167A_2.jpgPP_5167A_3.jpg
Just picked it up today from local AD. Got a slight discount. It will be a daily watch, how easily does the clasp scratch? I work on a mac and I'm afraid the keyboard part were I rest my hand will scratch against it. PP_5167A_1.jpgPP_5167A_2.jpgPP_5167A_3.jpg
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I'm new to the brand and I must say I had great pleasure in unboxing this beauty. I think Rolex could well learn a lesson in presentation even though I quickly discard / chuck the boxes in a cupboard until flipping time!!I always liked the quirky look of the Luminor models due to the crown guards but I never really paid attention in any detail to the brand due to the seemingly endless repetitive models and confusing model numbering. Every time I've seen a model I like etc there was always some feature on it that I disliked (along with price) e.g. power reserve displays, painted dials, date, wrong case size etc. I'm still on the fence about the seconds dial although the 422 model was a close contender when I narrowed down my list!!!After seeing pics of a few base models it persuaded me to revisit Panerai however I was still not really convinced etc until I came across the 372 which on certain straps looked stunning on various forum pictures!Looking at the specs it seemed to tick all
I'm new to the brand and I must say I had great pleasure in unboxing this beauty. I think Rolex could well learn a lesson in presentation even though I quickly discard / chuck the boxes in a cupboard until flipping time!!I always liked the quirky look of the Luminor models due to the crown guards but I never really paid attention in any detail to the brand due to the seemingly endless repetitive models and confusing model numbering. Every time I've seen a model I like etc there was always some feature on it that I disliked (along with price) e.g. power reserve displays, painted dials, date, wrong case size etc. I'm still on the fence about the seconds dial although the 422 model was a close contender when I narrowed down my list!!!After seeing pics of a few base models it persuaded me to revisit Panerai however I was still not really convinced etc until I came across the 372 which on certain straps looked stunning on various forum pictures!Looking at the specs it seemed to tick all
