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Omega Omega 7700 Features
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
Location :Italy, Rovato (BS)
Price : € 3,450 (= $ 4,238)
Availability
Available in 6-10 working days
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :861
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Black
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Omega Omega 7700 The Related Reviews:
- fast payment, great service, reliable, recommended! thanks
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Little M United States Maywood from Netherlands Purmerend
- I love the watch. It looks so elegant. I love the the way it sparkles.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Freeuser5 Slovakia Bratislava from Netherlands Purmerend
- A very attractive time piece but I have a six inch wrist and the /medium spun around like a bangle. Much to my dismay, I had to send it back. I love Victoria Wieck designs. This is a beauty, if it fits.
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- Review by Claire Conway Campillos Malaga from Netherlands Purmerend
Omega Omega 7700 wrist watches news:
Features of .S. Polo Assn. Men's US9072 Analog-Digital Black Dial Black Rubber Strap Watch
Your silver round case with orange bezel, silver mintue on window markers. Display double time, whatever you like (Arabic numeral) analog display or LCD display, you woule love this durable timepiece. It also provides the calendar to dispay month and date. Alarm, EL backlight, timer, chronograph function included. Closing the loop is good for adjust you the size that matches your wrist.
Your silver round case with orange bezel, silver mintue on window markers. Display double time, whatever you like (Arabic numeral) analog display or LCD display, you woule love this durable timepiece. It also provides the calendar to dispay month and date. Alarm, EL backlight, timer, chronograph function included. Closing the loop is good for adjust you the size that matches your wrist.
A wrong order by Citizen????
Is something strange going on here?I just picked up a small catalogue from a local jewellers with citizen watches in it. Featured in it is a 'Limited Edition' radio controlled eco-drive(model JY8000-50E).I think this might have been a wrong order by Citizen New Zealand because we can't receive the radio signals here, so I think they might be trying to clear stock cheaply.As an example, the exact same model, with the ONLY exception being the word "Attesa" on the dial (model ATV53-2931) is on a certain auction site for $1,150USD. The New Zealand model is selling for $854USD. That is quite a difference What do you think? Citizen trying to get rid of a mistaken order, or do we just have cheaper watches here (unlikely...)?.This is the watch in question - I actually like it a lot, but without being able to receive the signals it's not much use here.Of course, the other alternative is that whoever orders in the watches for New Zealand may have decided it was good enough on it's own to be abl
Is something strange going on here?I just picked up a small catalogue from a local jewellers with citizen watches in it. Featured in it is a 'Limited Edition' radio controlled eco-drive(model JY8000-50E).I think this might have been a wrong order by Citizen New Zealand because we can't receive the radio signals here, so I think they might be trying to clear stock cheaply.As an example, the exact same model, with the ONLY exception being the word "Attesa" on the dial (model ATV53-2931) is on a certain auction site for $1,150USD. The New Zealand model is selling for $854USD. That is quite a difference What do you think? Citizen trying to get rid of a mistaken order, or do we just have cheaper watches here (unlikely...)?.This is the watch in question - I actually like it a lot, but without being able to receive the signals it's not much use here.Of course, the other alternative is that whoever orders in the watches for New Zealand may have decided it was good enough on it's own to be abl
Asuming same price...
Pam 127 or ROO Novelty 44?
Pam 127 or ROO Novelty 44?
"Vintage" Diver Incoming!
Ok, this is really exciting. This is my all time favorite design in Omega's diver family, but it's a sixties watch. Damn. How do I get around that... You see, I love the model, case curves, sword hands, overall aesthetics. But I really like to purchase new pieces. It's not a dislike for vintage, but a preference for modern, as it's more practical to me, with all the caveats in the vintage market, maintenance, etc. How do you get the best of both worlds, then? Well, this watch is pretty much the answer. Built from 100% original NOS parts (including the 565 caliber), it delivers the aesthetics with the modern convenience. I got it with the 1171 period correct bracelet, but this watch really shines on a nato.I have been really gravitating towards Omega recently...
Ok, this is really exciting. This is my all time favorite design in Omega's diver family, but it's a sixties watch. Damn. How do I get around that... You see, I love the model, case curves, sword hands, overall aesthetics. But I really like to purchase new pieces. It's not a dislike for vintage, but a preference for modern, as it's more practical to me, with all the caveats in the vintage market, maintenance, etc. How do you get the best of both worlds, then? Well, this watch is pretty much the answer. Built from 100% original NOS parts (including the 565 caliber), it delivers the aesthetics with the modern convenience. I got it with the 1171 period correct bracelet, but this watch really shines on a nato.I have been really gravitating towards Omega recently...
First Omega...
Always have had Rolex. Figured I'd try out a new Omega Beater for a change...Hope the pic comes through, of not I apologize. I'm new to this!
Always have had Rolex. Figured I'd try out a new Omega Beater for a change...Hope the pic comes through, of not I apologize. I'm new to this!
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