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Omega Omega 25486 Features
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Silver
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :1934
Condition :0 (unworn)
Location :Germany, Oberbayern
Price : € 1,650 (= $ 2,027)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :23,7 T2
Case
Case Material :Silver
Case Diameter :26 x 32 mm
Waterproof :Not Waterproof
Glass :Glass
Dial :Beige
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Buckle
Buckle Material :Steel
Others :Small Seconds, Only Original Parts
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Kimber Us Austin from Netherlands Purmerend
- best watch ive found online, cant beat that price....looks like its worth tons and fits/feels great.� very elegant and would recommend to anyone
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Katie Webb Saudi Algassim from Netherlands Purmerend
- I wear this every day. It looks much more expensive than it was and it was just what I was looking for
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So the new Sub 116613 will be release this Apr 2009? My AD just inform me that the 16613 is out of stocks at her shop. But she got the GMT MASTER II(116710LN). But I prefer the TT Sub. So if the new 116613 come out in Apr, I'll just have to wait. What about the price? Anyone can confirm?Thanks
So the new Sub 116613 will be release this Apr 2009? My AD just inform me that the 16613 is out of stocks at her shop. But she got the GMT MASTER II(116710LN). But I prefer the TT Sub. So if the new 116613 come out in Apr, I'll just have to wait. What about the price? Anyone can confirm?Thanks
351 vs. 233
I've had a 351 since August. Love it, but I've got the itch for a 233. The 233 is the watch I really wanted when I was back in the market for a Panerai in August. I am thinking that it is a better piece for me to own in the long run, more versatile with the black dial, slimmer case, etc...Or not??? This hobby is crazy!!! Out of all the in-house automatic 1950 case models, the PAM 351 is my favorite. The tobacco dial is different and the light-weight Titanium case wears more comfortable on my wrist compared to the other SS models, ie, 312. The 233 is SS, but it has a slightly slimmer case, thus wears really nice on my thin wrists. I am more of an automatic watch guy, but no big deal in winding the 233 up once a week. I also like linear PR function. I'll throw this at you. I can't see owning multiple 1950 case models, so would you sell the 351, lay out of few thousand extra $ and buy a nice pre-owned 233, preferably a dot?
I've had a 351 since August. Love it, but I've got the itch for a 233. The 233 is the watch I really wanted when I was back in the market for a Panerai in August. I am thinking that it is a better piece for me to own in the long run, more versatile with the black dial, slimmer case, etc...Or not??? This hobby is crazy!!! Out of all the in-house automatic 1950 case models, the PAM 351 is my favorite. The tobacco dial is different and the light-weight Titanium case wears more comfortable on my wrist compared to the other SS models, ie, 312. The 233 is SS, but it has a slightly slimmer case, thus wears really nice on my thin wrists. I am more of an automatic watch guy, but no big deal in winding the 233 up once a week. I also like linear PR function. I'll throw this at you. I can't see owning multiple 1950 case models, so would you sell the 351, lay out of few thousand extra $ and buy a nice pre-owned 233, preferably a dot?
Never at home?
Probably a dumb question for this group, but a buddy of mine never leaves home without his Rolex, but when he gets home he takes it off and never wears a watch around the house. So I wondered, are there any here who don't wear a watch around the house? For me, the only time I'm not wearing a watch is in the shower. Here's a crappy phone photo of my friends twenty year Rolex.
Probably a dumb question for this group, but a buddy of mine never leaves home without his Rolex, but when he gets home he takes it off and never wears a watch around the house. So I wondered, are there any here who don't wear a watch around the house? For me, the only time I'm not wearing a watch is in the shower. Here's a crappy phone photo of my friends twenty year Rolex.
Incoming - Seiko White Samurai
I have a bit of a thing for white faced watches, especially white faced dive watches. I already have a Seiko White Knight but had also had my eye on a White Samurai as well for a while. I recently had the opportunity to add to my collection and my budget was about that for the Sammy. I hunted around although these are a discontinued model I managed to find a new one online.It is a great looking watch, in my opinion. It is a bit dressier than a standard dive watch due to the white dial, but the slightly squared case still gives it a rugged feel. The dial is easily legible, despite it being mostly the same colour. The red seconds hand is nice little touch. It uses the 7S35 movement, having hour, min, sec and date. The bezel is unidirectional with 120 clicks and moves well, having a good amount of resistance without being too stiff.The only thing that I am a bit disappointed in is the bracelet. It feels a bit light when compared with some of my other watches, but it is still a good one w
I have a bit of a thing for white faced watches, especially white faced dive watches. I already have a Seiko White Knight but had also had my eye on a White Samurai as well for a while. I recently had the opportunity to add to my collection and my budget was about that for the Sammy. I hunted around although these are a discontinued model I managed to find a new one online.It is a great looking watch, in my opinion. It is a bit dressier than a standard dive watch due to the white dial, but the slightly squared case still gives it a rugged feel. The dial is easily legible, despite it being mostly the same colour. The red seconds hand is nice little touch. It uses the 7S35 movement, having hour, min, sec and date. The bezel is unidirectional with 120 clicks and moves well, having a good amount of resistance without being too stiff.The only thing that I am a bit disappointed in is the bracelet. It feels a bit light when compared with some of my other watches, but it is still a good one w
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