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Omega 2900.51.82 Features
Ref. No. :2900.51.82
Code :5042
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Year :2011
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Price : $ 3,290
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :2500
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :45.5 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Rubber
Clasp :Buckle
Buckle Material :Steel
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Omega 2900.51.82 The Related Reviews:
- I adore this watch but I use it as a cuff. It is so dimensional and realistic looking. It is also lightweight and comfortable. I got lots of compliments the last time I wore it!!!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Josh R France Levallois Perret from Netherlands Purmerend
- every thing was fine
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Thai G Netherlands Hoofddorp from Netherlands Purmerend
- satisfying my needs
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- Review by Jobie K France Fegersheim from Netherlands Purmerend
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Just a few more days this month on watches-dealer to enter for a chance to win your own Torgoen T32 Automatic watch here. We actually now have a full review of the Torgoen T32 Automatic watch here for those who'd like to know more. Good luck to all of those who have and will enter this and other watch giveaways here on watches-dealerwatches-dealer.
AR coating and Polywatch...
As most of you knowA couple of new omegas come with AR coating on both sides of the sapphire. This was indeed a good idea by Omega giving the Sapphire a blue-ish tint. But the down side is greater than the good sides...IT SCRATCHESSo I'm seriously thinking of getting that polywatch to get rid of the AR coating on the outside since Ive got quite a few scratches. You can see one of the 6 or 7 on this picture. It runs from the center of the watch towards the 9 o'clock...Has anyone done this? Do you have pictures of before/after? How should I go about to do it? How safe is it? What are the risks? Thanks guys!
As most of you knowA couple of new omegas come with AR coating on both sides of the sapphire. This was indeed a good idea by Omega giving the Sapphire a blue-ish tint. But the down side is greater than the good sides...IT SCRATCHESSo I'm seriously thinking of getting that polywatch to get rid of the AR coating on the outside since Ive got quite a few scratches. You can see one of the 6 or 7 on this picture. It runs from the center of the watch towards the 9 o'clock...Has anyone done this? Do you have pictures of before/after? How should I go about to do it? How safe is it? What are the risks? Thanks guys!
Looking to buy my first Rolex watch
I am looking to buy my first Rolex watch and hope to get some advices.Currently looking at a black dial Rolex Submariner or the older model of the Rolex Sea Dweller (less heavier). Can anyone recommend a reliable retail shop in Singapore ? Would the price in HK be cheaper ? Thanks.Larry
I am looking to buy my first Rolex watch and hope to get some advices.Currently looking at a black dial Rolex Submariner or the older model of the Rolex Sea Dweller (less heavier). Can anyone recommend a reliable retail shop in Singapore ? Would the price in HK be cheaper ? Thanks.Larry
Factoid of the Day 6-13-08
from jewelrysuite101:The care taken in finishing the parts of a watch movement is manifold in purpose: aesthetically, the various brushing and chamfering techniques provide different patterns, textures and levels of reflective light; pragmatically, the finish is far less likely to corrode than it would be if left untreated; and abstractly, taking such an extreme degree of care in crafting parts that will never be seen is a reflection of the pride of artisanship, and it contributes to the ongoing sense of freemasonry among the artisans.
from jewelrysuite101:The care taken in finishing the parts of a watch movement is manifold in purpose: aesthetically, the various brushing and chamfering techniques provide different patterns, textures and levels of reflective light; pragmatically, the finish is far less likely to corrode than it would be if left untreated; and abstractly, taking such an extreme degree of care in crafting parts that will never be seen is a reflection of the pride of artisanship, and it contributes to the ongoing sense of freemasonry among the artisans.
Incoming and question...???
When I am setting the time on Day Date 40 and the crown is all the way out for time setting, the seconds do not automatically stop. If I go backwards with the minutes, the seconds go backwards for a couple of ticks and stop. If I apply small pressure to the crown, the seconds stop so I can set. Is this new with the 3255 movement?
When I am setting the time on Day Date 40 and the crown is all the way out for time setting, the seconds do not automatically stop. If I go backwards with the minutes, the seconds go backwards for a couple of ticks and stop. If I apply small pressure to the crown, the seconds stop so I can set. Is this new with the 3255 movement?
