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Omega Omega 47081 Features
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Italy, Milano
Price : € 1,250 (= $ 1,536)
Availability
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Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
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Omega Omega 47081 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Guy T Johnson Italy Rodi' Milici Messina from Netherlands Purmerend
- This is more than a watch,it is now my every day watch it is easy to use just out of the box. You can go to the web site to down load the manuel in a full page form so you can read it easer. Good looking and very light. If you need to adjust the watch band be careful and do it over a towel to catch the pin keeper it is easy to take out links and think of purchasing the per tools the cost will pay off the first time you use it. I had it set to my time zone and set my location in less than 10 min.Easy to read seems to be accurate and at night turn your wrist toward you and it will light up for several seconds then turns off to save power. It will go to sleep mode when not being used at night. Compass is accurate ,Barometer helps to see weather changes.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Ragnar Rannok Australia Nicholls/canberra from Netherlands Purmerend
- great seller.........
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- Review by Laura Thompson United States Reisterstown from Netherlands Purmerend
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A Week On The Wrist: The Slim D'Hermes (And Some Thoughts On What Makes Or Breaks A Dial)
Think about Hermès and suddenly your mind envisions magnificent French leather goods. Yet, this manufacture also has had a very important place in horology, collaborating with Jaeger-LeCoultre, and for decades retailing Universal Genève wristwatches in Paris. Hermès also started producing its own lines of watches in the late 1970s. The Arceau, Heure H, and Cape Cod that I saw during my childhood in France exhibited the elegance, and playful design, characteristic of the brand. To be frank, at that time they lacked serious cred for watch enthusiasts, as they relied on fairly standard quartz or automatic movements. Things started to change with the collaboration with the Manufacture Vaucher Fleurier 10 years ago, but the Slim might well be the turning point for Hermès watches, and I had the Slim for a Week On The Wrist to find out the answer. 1 OF 14 In 2006, Hermès addressed its lack of in-house-movement manufacturing by taking a 25% owne
Think about Hermès and suddenly your mind envisions magnificent French leather goods. Yet, this manufacture also has had a very important place in horology, collaborating with Jaeger-LeCoultre, and for decades retailing Universal Genève wristwatches in Paris. Hermès also started producing its own lines of watches in the late 1970s. The Arceau, Heure H, and Cape Cod that I saw during my childhood in France exhibited the elegance, and playful design, characteristic of the brand. To be frank, at that time they lacked serious cred for watch enthusiasts, as they relied on fairly standard quartz or automatic movements. Things started to change with the collaboration with the Manufacture Vaucher Fleurier 10 years ago, but the Slim might well be the turning point for Hermès watches, and I had the Slim for a Week On The Wrist to find out the answer. 1 OF 14 In 2006, Hermès addressed its lack of in-house-movement manufacturing by taking a 25% owne
Who has the newer AP 42mm ROOs?
Keen to see some pics as they've caught my attention and a possible next purchase. Can't post links yet but saw some coverage by CRM Jewellers on YouTube on the updates stainless steel 42mm ROOs
Keen to see some pics as they've caught my attention and a possible next purchase. Can't post links yet but saw some coverage by CRM Jewellers on YouTube on the updates stainless steel 42mm ROOs
Royal Oak Jumbo Chrono Tourbillion
Guys,This watch is my #1 dream watch. It is absolutely stunning, with its large size and beautiful strap. This would be a no brainer buy for me, however the hefty MSRP puts it so far outside of my budget that I can't justify the cost.I spoke to a couple traders in London who said they sell for around ?75,000 (120,000 USD) almost new (1 year old). This got me thinking. If they are indicating a price of ?75k, then I think the watch can possibly be had for significantly less than their indicative price. From my limited experience, these traders tend to ask for quite high prices, so if they are starting at ?75k then I can't help but think there is still more room to negotiate.What do you guys think this watch could be had for via a grey dealer new or lightly used? I checked chrono24 and the prices were far too high. Before eliminating this as a potential option, I wanted to ask you guys.Thanks
Guys,This watch is my #1 dream watch. It is absolutely stunning, with its large size and beautiful strap. This would be a no brainer buy for me, however the hefty MSRP puts it so far outside of my budget that I can't justify the cost.I spoke to a couple traders in London who said they sell for around ?75,000 (120,000 USD) almost new (1 year old). This got me thinking. If they are indicating a price of ?75k, then I think the watch can possibly be had for significantly less than their indicative price. From my limited experience, these traders tend to ask for quite high prices, so if they are starting at ?75k then I can't help but think there is still more room to negotiate.What do you guys think this watch could be had for via a grey dealer new or lightly used? I checked chrono24 and the prices were far too high. Before eliminating this as a potential option, I wanted to ask you guys.Thanks
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Is Patek going away from deployant clasps on some complicatd watches?
I know people have commented on the fact that when Patek introduced the 5905 they removed the deployant claps in favor of the tang buckle (compared to the 5960P).However I recently saw a photo of the 5327 in the Revolution magazine and noticed it has a tang buckle, whereas the 5140 had a deployant clasp. Has any forum member seen the 5327 in person and can you verify that they indeed released the 5327 with a tang buckle?I wonder if this will be a trend or a cost saving measure. Personally I don't know if the 5327 with the thin 240 movement needs a deployant clasp, but it was nice to have one on the 5140.
I know people have commented on the fact that when Patek introduced the 5905 they removed the deployant claps in favor of the tang buckle (compared to the 5960P).However I recently saw a photo of the 5327 in the Revolution magazine and noticed it has a tang buckle, whereas the 5140 had a deployant clasp. Has any forum member seen the 5327 in person and can you verify that they indeed released the 5327 with a tang buckle?I wonder if this will be a trend or a cost saving measure. Personally I don't know if the 5327 with the thin 240 movement needs a deployant clasp, but it was nice to have one on the 5140.
