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Omega 00785 Features
Ref. No. :00785
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Spain, M¨˘laga
Price : € 850 (= $ 1,044)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :35 mm
Thickness :10 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Yellow
Dial numerals :No numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Buckle
Functions :Date
Others :Center Seconds
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Omega 00785 The Related Reviews:
- got here quickly
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Heide Mitchell France Pagny Meuse from Netherlands Purmerend
- received as described. Very quick shipping and great price! Thank you!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by karen johns Germany Regensburg from Netherlands Purmerend
- Care to explain exactly why you feel that way, Bill? I saw this watch at an expo and it looked great except for being a little bulky. Your review would be more helpful if you told us how you arrived at your opinion.
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- Review by Jmfitzpatrick Netherlands Raalte from Netherlands Purmerend
Omega 00785 wrist watches news:
Eyeing the Dots: The Red Dot Award-Winning Watches of 2015
The Red Dot Awards are international prizes given annually for design excellence in myriad products, from eyeglasses to cars to household appliances. The 2015 winners in the watch category have been announced. (This is the first year that the Essen, Germany-based Red Dot organization separated watches and jewelry into two different categories for judging.)There were two top winners, each earning the title ˇ°Best of the Best.ˇ± One was the most famous, most highly publicized, most vigorously hyped watch in history: the Apple Watch. No need to describe it here. The other was made by a company nearly no one outside the watch world has ever heard of: MB&F, or Max Bu?sser & Friends. Its ˇ°Best of the Bestˇ± watch was the Horological Machine No. 6 Space Pirate. The watch has five domes: two show the time and two are for, as MB&F describes it, ˇ°twin sphered turbines that spin horizontally, automatically regulating the winding system in case of excessive speed to reduce wear and tear.ˇ±
The Red Dot Awards are international prizes given annually for design excellence in myriad products, from eyeglasses to cars to household appliances. The 2015 winners in the watch category have been announced. (This is the first year that the Essen, Germany-based Red Dot organization separated watches and jewelry into two different categories for judging.)There were two top winners, each earning the title ˇ°Best of the Best.ˇ± One was the most famous, most highly publicized, most vigorously hyped watch in history: the Apple Watch. No need to describe it here. The other was made by a company nearly no one outside the watch world has ever heard of: MB&F, or Max Bu?sser & Friends. Its ˇ°Best of the Bestˇ± watch was the Horological Machine No. 6 Space Pirate. The watch has five domes: two show the time and two are for, as MB&F describes it, ˇ°twin sphered turbines that spin horizontally, automatically regulating the winding system in case of excessive speed to reduce wear and tear.ˇ±
Jeff Hess has GO Trunk Show
Jeff Hess (CEO of Ball USA) is having a GO trunk show at his store in Tampa. A lot of real nice GO's. I got to talk to the the Glashutte rep for a while and he told me about some of the history behind the company. Great StuffPS. I also got a free GO hat
Jeff Hess (CEO of Ball USA) is having a GO trunk show at his store in Tampa. A lot of real nice GO's. I got to talk to the the Glashutte rep for a while and he told me about some of the history behind the company. Great StuffPS. I also got a free GO hat
What is the ideal go anywhere, do anything, watch....??
Okay, there probably isn't such a thing as an 'ideal' watch, otherwise we wouldn't feel the need to collect multiple examples of timekeepers, would we?But, what I'm thinking about, is a watch, that if you had to walk out the door with no idea of what your were going to be doing that day - what would be the 'best' or ideal watch to strap to the wrist?Anyone ex (or serving) military will probably know this feeling, waking up with the thought, 'what is the world going to throw at me today', or 'will I get that call saying "wheels up in 1 hour - be there or be left behind...."'?So, you're heading out the door, no idea of what the next 24 hrs or 7 days will bring - what are you going to take....For me, an ideal watch would have to be:* Quartz - sorry, autos are great, but for accuracy and simplicity, I'd pick a quartz, preferably TC (once a WIS, always a WIS.).* Water Resistance - you might end up in the water, be it the ocean, a river, lake - who knows? 200m WR should be enough for pretty
Okay, there probably isn't such a thing as an 'ideal' watch, otherwise we wouldn't feel the need to collect multiple examples of timekeepers, would we?But, what I'm thinking about, is a watch, that if you had to walk out the door with no idea of what your were going to be doing that day - what would be the 'best' or ideal watch to strap to the wrist?Anyone ex (or serving) military will probably know this feeling, waking up with the thought, 'what is the world going to throw at me today', or 'will I get that call saying "wheels up in 1 hour - be there or be left behind...."'?So, you're heading out the door, no idea of what the next 24 hrs or 7 days will bring - what are you going to take....For me, an ideal watch would have to be:* Quartz - sorry, autos are great, but for accuracy and simplicity, I'd pick a quartz, preferably TC (once a WIS, always a WIS.).* Water Resistance - you might end up in the water, be it the ocean, a river, lake - who knows? 200m WR should be enough for pretty
Headed to Europe
Guess this summers trip will be Europe for 3 weeks, all expense paid. I don't really want to go - no reason I have to tour there,BUT since I have to go does any one have any suggestions as to shopping, sites,or mostly what watch to take? I think I'll just take a G-Shock since I hear theft is common and plus I can quickly change time zones.We are going to England , Scotland, Switzerland, France and Italy
Guess this summers trip will be Europe for 3 weeks, all expense paid. I don't really want to go - no reason I have to tour there,BUT since I have to go does any one have any suggestions as to shopping, sites,or mostly what watch to take? I think I'll just take a G-Shock since I hear theft is common and plus I can quickly change time zones.We are going to England , Scotland, Switzerland, France and Italy
Paul Newman Daytona auction
I recently watched the $18 mil auction video. I was wondering why would a person bid $10mil right at the start (I'm sure insanely rich people don't way to pay alot for an item). Do auctioneers/sellers actually shill their items?
I recently watched the $18 mil auction video. I was wondering why would a person bid $10mil right at the start (I'm sure insanely rich people don't way to pay alot for an item). Do auctioneers/sellers actually shill their items?
