Oris 674 7587 7264 MB Features
Ref. No. :674 7587 7264 MB
Code :3732
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Titanium
Bracelet Material :Titanium
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 2,940
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :674/675
Power Reserve (h) :42 h
No. of Jewels :25
Frequency :base Valjoux 7750, 13 1/4''' lignes, 25 jewels, 28,800vph A/h
Case
Case Material :Titanium
Case Diameter :42.5 mm
Thickness :16.5 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Titanium
Functions :Chronograph, Date
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Oris 674 7587 7264 MB wrist watches news:
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It wouldn't be Tuesday without some new additions to the HODINKEE Shop! As always, we've gone ahead and sourced some absolutely killer watches for you – and this includes a handful of watches that are coming from you, private owners! Today we are proud to offer another beautifully aged, 321-powered Omega Speedmaster, a wonderful early Universal Genève Compax with telemetry dial, a stainless-steel triple calendar from Jaeger-LeCoultre, and our personal favorite, a 1960s Rolex Datejust with gilt, glossy dial and a case of white gold! Didn't know they existed? Well now you do, and you can find it in the HODINKEE Shop. 1940s Jaeger-LeCoultre Triple Calendar In Stainless Steel 1 OF 4 When one thinks of the 1940s, one thinks of two things – the triple calendar complication, and the tear-drop lug shape. Seldom do we find a watch that combines both traits so elegantly, with a true in-house haute horlogerie caliber, in a stainless-steel case!
It wouldn't be Tuesday without some new additions to the HODINKEE Shop! As always, we've gone ahead and sourced some absolutely killer watches for you – and this includes a handful of watches that are coming from you, private owners! Today we are proud to offer another beautifully aged, 321-powered Omega Speedmaster, a wonderful early Universal Genève Compax with telemetry dial, a stainless-steel triple calendar from Jaeger-LeCoultre, and our personal favorite, a 1960s Rolex Datejust with gilt, glossy dial and a case of white gold! Didn't know they existed? Well now you do, and you can find it in the HODINKEE Shop. 1940s Jaeger-LeCoultre Triple Calendar In Stainless Steel 1 OF 4 When one thinks of the 1940s, one thinks of two things – the triple calendar complication, and the tear-drop lug shape. Seldom do we find a watch that combines both traits so elegantly, with a true in-house haute horlogerie caliber, in a stainless-steel case!
Tips for removing a stuck pocketwatch bezel without crystal?
I have a 1911 Elgin pocketwatch that does not work. I have unscrewed the caseback with success but can not seem to get the bezel off in order to remove the movement. It is missing its crystal and is missing one of either the hour or minute hands (looks like the minute to me). Is there a trick to getting these off? I don't want to slip and mess up the hands, centerpost, etc. I might try removing the two hands first, but can't really get great traction on that outer ring without risking my hand pushing against the already-cracked dial. Thoughts? Is there a tool I could use?I'm pretty new here, otherwise I would post in the technical section.
I have a 1911 Elgin pocketwatch that does not work. I have unscrewed the caseback with success but can not seem to get the bezel off in order to remove the movement. It is missing its crystal and is missing one of either the hour or minute hands (looks like the minute to me). Is there a trick to getting these off? I don't want to slip and mess up the hands, centerpost, etc. I might try removing the two hands first, but can't really get great traction on that outer ring without risking my hand pushing against the already-cracked dial. Thoughts? Is there a tool I could use?I'm pretty new here, otherwise I would post in the technical section.
Resale Value: AP vs. Rolex
So I've been trying to talk my wife into letting me pick up a 15400 for myself and one thing I mentioned is that they were pretty liquid. If for some reason I needed to sell it, I could do so fairly quickly. Then she started asking about values and how it holds up vs. Rolex and why I don't get another Rolex instead. I wasn't sure but I told her they were about the same, but Rolex is probably a bit easier to offload.What do you guys think? What would be the average depreciation per year for a standard SS Rolex vs. a SS AP of similar cost? I was thinking they would both be the same at about 5% per year.She actually would rather see me get the blue faced yachtmaster but I cant get the AP out of my head.
So I've been trying to talk my wife into letting me pick up a 15400 for myself and one thing I mentioned is that they were pretty liquid. If for some reason I needed to sell it, I could do so fairly quickly. Then she started asking about values and how it holds up vs. Rolex and why I don't get another Rolex instead. I wasn't sure but I told her they were about the same, but Rolex is probably a bit easier to offload.What do you guys think? What would be the average depreciation per year for a standard SS Rolex vs. a SS AP of similar cost? I was thinking they would both be the same at about 5% per year.She actually would rather see me get the blue faced yachtmaster but I cant get the AP out of my head.
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A nice dilemma to have.....
Good evening / morning TRF If given the opportunity/choice.....with today¡¯s climate, which would you choose?A. BLNR - Couple years old, excellent condition, complete package. B. 16600 - ¡°D¡± serial, NOS, still stickered, complete package. Thanks all
Good evening / morning TRF If given the opportunity/choice.....with today¡¯s climate, which would you choose?A. BLNR - Couple years old, excellent condition, complete package. B. 16600 - ¡°D¡± serial, NOS, still stickered, complete package. Thanks all
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