Omega 231.10.44.52.04.001 Features


Ref. No. :231.10.44.52.04.001
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Fellbach
Price : € 4,900 (= $ 6,019)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
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Omega 231.10.44.52.04.001 wrist watches news:
Pretty much as it says really!Do we know for sure exactly what form this watch will take? I thought it was basically the blue "Bond" but in black. Before that we all thought it was going to be the 2254.50 with a Co Axial movement and applied markers! Now Houston tells me it's going to be the classic "Bond" look but have the laquered dia(sweet) and therefore will be the LE minus the "007" stuff.Can we perhaps take this opportunity to pool all our sketchy knowledge of this watch into what may be a clearer picture of what it is we are waiting for?Has there been a press pack issued yet? I thought they were sent out immediatley after Basel?When is it supposed to be available?How much? (I presume it will be the same as the blue Bond plus the recent price hike?)I'm returning my PO today and am considering waiting for this "Mystery watch" instead of going with the 2254.50. Since I will get hit with the price rise anyway I don't have much to lose and can still get a 2254.50 if the new watch do
Though not a wrist watch....The world's largest coo coo clock. I'm not sure if it still holds that title any longer. It is located in Wiesbaden, Germany.DSC01111.jpg
A dreary day in Scottsdale is brightened up with a dash of blue..20150909_094823_resized.jpg
First of all, I would like to thank everyone that responded to me in regards to scratches on my 5712. As few days went by I'm definitely ok with it and understand that it's part of owning and wearing the timepiece.My next question, and that down the road, do you believe in polishing your watches. Some people say that they would not polish collectible timepieces but say ok to do on the current ones.Thanks again and I appreciate everyone's hep!
I happen to find one with paper, tag, but without boxes. The watch doesn¡¯t have the inner bezel engraving, should all D serie Datejust have an engraving ?








