Omega 2736SC Features
Ref. No. :2736SC
Code :707
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :1953
Location :Netherlands, Amsterdam
Price : € 950 (= $ 1,167)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :cal.354
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :33,5 mm
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Buckle
Others :Center Seconds
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Omega 2736SC The Related Reviews:
- This is a stylish and cool fashion item . I've always wanted to buy one . I think it would give me a liitle more swagger walking around .
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by James Mozgawa Korea, Republic Of Hwaseongsi, Kyunggido from Netherlands Purmerend
- This watch can be worn casually or more formally, especially since it is a bracelet look. It is enough for boomers to see and pretty enough to wear with other similar jewelry items.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Ram P France Crolles from Netherlands Purmerend
- The is exactly what I wanted! Thanks!
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- Review by angela thomas USA St.clair Shores from Netherlands Purmerend
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I bought this watch at an antique store when I went on a vacation to PA to the National watch and clock museum the beginning of this year. When I first saw the watch, I loved the patina on the dial, it was like nothing I have seen before. Also, the case is in mint condition, so I don't believe the watch was ever abused. It looks like it must have been some kind of radiation, as you can see the time on the dial it happened(4:52:39). I was just hoping someone could explain what happened to cause the dial to react this way.
I bought this watch at an antique store when I went on a vacation to PA to the National watch and clock museum the beginning of this year. When I first saw the watch, I loved the patina on the dial, it was like nothing I have seen before. Also, the case is in mint condition, so I don't believe the watch was ever abused. It looks like it must have been some kind of radiation, as you can see the time on the dial it happened(4:52:39). I was just hoping someone could explain what happened to cause the dial to react this way.
15202 extra thin
Gents,Just looked through the 15202 tribute thread. A mistake. Anyways, this watch is very hard to locate as you all know. Did most of you guys buy sight unseen?I tried the 15400 - felt too large on my 6.5 wrist. Also tried the 15450, felt too small......but I'm sure trying that quickly after the 15400 at the same AD contributed to that small feeling. Anyways, want the blue. I know the 15300 probably rocks too but I'm really not a preowned guy. So that brings me to 15202 in the 39mm.I made the mistake of buying the VC overseas which has a similar vibe but is 42.. Flipped that shortly thereafter. Don't want that issue with the jumboThanks for reading
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Co-axial Speedmaster 311.30.44.50.01.002
Has everyone known about the existence of this watch except me?.omegawatches/index.ph...002&no_cache=1At last I can focus on getting just one more watch, and not wondering which one or if I have made the right choice.I'll open a new savings account as soon as I can get to the bank and start putting away the money now.
Has everyone known about the existence of this watch except me?.omegawatches/index.ph...002&no_cache=1At last I can focus on getting just one more watch, and not wondering which one or if I have made the right choice.I'll open a new savings account as soon as I can get to the bank and start putting away the money now.
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Hello fellow TRFers,I wondered if anybody knows what year Patek started using reference numbers for their watches?I ask as I have just purchased a c. 1937 Patek pocket watch from Derek Dier of Watches to Buy in Canada and he said that he didn't think Patek used reference numbers that early.Any help/advice would be appreciatedPaul
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Great day - 5980
Had a good run and have decided to reward myself with a new 5980, and two friends. Thanks to George at Govberg.
Had a good run and have decided to reward myself with a new 5980, and two friends. Thanks to George at Govberg.
