Oris Oris 35464 Features


Code :3006
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :Belgium, Antwerpen
Price : € 485 (= $ 596)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
No. of Jewels :21
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :37 x 42.2 mm
Thickness :12.4 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Mineral Glass
Dial :Blue
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Date, Month
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Oris Oris 35464 The Related Reviews:
- GREAT TRANSACTION, BEAUTIFUL WATCH, QUICK SHIP, THANK;'s A ++++
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Maurice Calle USA Arlington from Netherlands Purmerend
- I was disappointed with the size of the watch band in that it has 5 holes and I can barely use the last hole. I am not a large woman, so I believe the band is just .
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by kathy sobrinski Germany Rheinland Pfalz from Netherlands Purmerend
- got the item thanx
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Chad Reams Germany Karlsruhe from Netherlands Purmerend
Oris Oris 35464 wrist watches news:
iwc 1.jpgiwc3.jpgiwc2.jpgCan anybody enlighten me about this IWC cal.89, SS ?...I would like to buy it, but I didn`t find on the net a model with this kind of dial and those linear "hands", but only with those "spear" shaped hands. Also the crown is not marked, but I understand that it was common for the IWC`s of the perioud. Is it a "franken" or this combination existed? ...the owner told me that is a model made for the U.S. and hence the aspect of the arms. I think it looks in great shape, don`t you? The deal is a trade between my Breitling Shark automatic in mint state and the IWC...is it worth? I1`m really waiting for your oppinions, since I`m a newby in IWC`s. Thx Attached Images Last edited by dbonddental; 11 Hours Ago at 09:15.
Been eyeballing this for a few days at a local AD and decided to pull the trigger today First Hamilton watch for me! So far i'm in .. I can't believe the amazing price point these are sold at. More pics to come later on, this is from my Blackberry :)
2 of my watches are celebrating an anniversary this month...First up is my current longest-tenured[good] watch of my collection, my Tag Heuer 2000 Professional, celebrating it's 15th year with me!! A limited edition (before LE's became 'fashionable') back in 1997 with a gold applied logo instead of the red/green one. It also has a silver-champagne dial. Though I don't wear it much anymore, I love it and it will always have a home int he collection. Never serviced (it'll probably get one next year though) it runs about 3 seconds fast per day. Not too shabby. And second up is my two-toned Yachtmaster. Bought in 2006 it's celebrating it's 6th anniversary! This is my favorite two-toned watch, and another that'll never leave my collection. In fact I have it's sister-dial, the white with black onyx markers I may have installed when serviced later this year. I love the slate dial, but may change it up for a couple years. And a shot of the white / black onyx dial:OK, so they're not
Hi all, as you can see by my avatar I have an unworn blue 15300, I have not worn it yet, I got it not long ago but prices have soared since for the blue dials, there are not so many available, and only one new which is in Italy for 17.500 euros.Knowing that I have the ceramic diver, plus now 2 Patek but getting a 5711 soon, so basically that's 3 ultra thin Pateks, 5712, 5711 and 5167R, would you prefer having a little thicker watch, which is out of production and which might become not really rare but not so common, with the 15300 or would you prefer the thinner 15202? Thanks for your replies
FedEx dropped this off yesterday...








