Oris 7549 Features


Ref. No. :7549
Code :100693
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2004
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Belgium, Gent
Price : € 1,150 (= $ 1,413)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
No. of Jewels :30
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :40 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :White
Dial numerals :No numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Date
Others :Small Seconds
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Finally, and after thinking that I had to bury my f300, I found the replacement parts, and is back alive Omega Constellation ST 398.0814Electronic f300 Certified ChronometerCaliber Omega 1260I'm still in the restoration process, have made the bracelet and case, but trying to find a new crystal/gasket combo, as this is 37 years old, and altough the crystal is perfect, the gasket is brownish and was originally white
Launched earlier this week in Paris. Please PM or email your email address for a complete press release.Sourse: IWC
Over the course of the past few months, I started noticing that the time my watch would continue unwound would gradually diminish. Today I woke up and it had stopped ticking in the middle of the night. So I wound it a little nothing.Wound it a little more nothing.Wound it a little more nothing.And so now it doesn't tick at all.This was a gift, and I've never really had any official instructions or anything with it. I'm not even completely sure how to describe the model. From the markings on the front and back, it reads Luminor Marina, Firenze 1860, and looks exactly like this:cgi.ebay.my/Panerai-PAM-5...ht_8157wt_1107"PAM-51-40mm-Luminor-Marina"Please pardon me if I sound like a total idiot, or disrespectful about the piece. I really know so little about them, have tried to learn in my time. I really have kept and handled this watch with as much care as I know.With that said, I've never been completely sure how much to wind it I've had advice to wind it "as far as I like; I'll 'kno
I'd paid my deposit. I was really excited. I was number one on the list to receive one with adThen out of the blue the ad left a message saying to call re my apI was pretty chuffed. Called back immediately, just to get told ap have pulled the supply of 15202. Boutique only from now on! Ad can't supply and wanted to refund depositsFew months later, got a call from ap direct. They'd heard I wanted to buy one, realise there is no boutique in UK and have said I can buy from their London office instead ?19300. When I originally placed my deposit they were ?16600. Obviously price raised and probably got the boutique price hike as wellGot to say. I'm not impressed. Even though its waiting for me to pick it up... I'm thinking twice nowWhat would you think?
Hello everyone and thanks in advance for your input here. Over the last couple years I've built what I think is a nice stable of watches that I love and wear as circumstances allow. (you should be able to see in auto sig)Now that I feel as though I have most of the watches that I really want/need, I would like to shift my spending towards longer term value and collectibility. Could you please offer some advice on a nice combination of value, future appreciation/speculation and uniqueness? Pieces that catch my eye and are currently on my radar are as follows.5930G5168Gor other current retail pieces I might buy well in London VAT free...And for investment-5370P6241 NewmanI would like to keep collecting but if the dollars are going to keep going out I would like for them to one day have the potential of coming back.Thanks so much for your time,Justin








