Oris 58576227064MB Features

Ref. No. :58576227064MB
Code :15457
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Titanium
Bracelet Material :Titanium
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 1,680
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :585
Power Reserve (h) :38 h
No. of Jewels :17
Frequency :base ETA 2688/2671, 28,800vph, 17 jewels A/h
Case
Case Material :Titanium
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Titanium
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Titanium
Buckle Material :Titanium
Functions :Date
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Oris 58576227064MB wrist watches news:
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.
I took some better close-ups of my 1966 rattrapante stopwatch when I got home this evening. I hope you like them.Three hands. The red half-markers on the sub-dial indicates 30 second increments. One rotation by the main hands times 30 seconds.It is only the glass that has scratches. The dial remains in perfect condition.Now, imagine you are an Olympian and you are in a race....Your time: 57 and 4 tenths of a second. The other guy: 57 and 5 tenths of a second. This is what would separate you from second place. Peeking at the movement.Only when the timer is being used do these wheels turn.That is all. Thanks for looking!-Bond
Just wanted to stop in and say hello. I have been missing you guys and the forum in general.Sold a house the other day and the new owner wants to move in. Gosh, that is strange? Anyway, I have been busy getting it ready for him. Hope to finish this week and then be back in regular attendance.
Here in Minnesota, we've had an unseasonably cool spring. All my watches have fit perfectly, just enough room under my bracelets to slide the tip of my pinkie. Now that the temps are climbing, my wrist is growing bigger and my watches are now a tad snug. My only watch with a strap, of course, can be adjusted, but most of my other watches don't have micro-adjusting (Omega!!!). Not a big deal, but for me there are definately two seasons: watch loose, watch tighter.;)
Second edition of the VERSUS post/picture (first one - VERSUS: Submariner 1680 v. 16610). Thought it would be fun to compare two watches (and only those two watches) and discuss pros/cons by outlining the differences and getting folks' ideas/thoughts/opinions on TRF. We got folks collecting and studying these things for decades to those who are just starting to venture into the crazy world of Rolex and everything in between. So I think it would be fun and educational!For this edition, it is a 50th Anniversary Duel. We have the Submariner's 50th anniversary with the 16610LV (I know, I know, it's not the 'real' 50th as it's not a flat-4 insert but c'mon) and the 50th anniversary Sea-Dweller 126600.Some obvious things:40mm case v. 43mmCeramic bezel v. metalWhich do you prefer and why?








