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Panerai Panerai 34514 Features
Code :IDNo18943
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Location :United States, Hollywood, FL
Price : $ 5,995
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Movement :Automatic
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Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :44 mm
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Any reviews out there?
One thing I really like is reading reviews of (Seiko) watches. It is very interesting to learn about watches you have never owned or handled yourself and also to get the views of the owner on his/hers likes and dislikes. I have only made one attempt myself at writing one (click picture below). Wish I had more time and more skills in writing and knowledge about the English language as I would like to be able to do this for all my watches.Have you any reviews you would like to share?Stefan
One thing I really like is reading reviews of (Seiko) watches. It is very interesting to learn about watches you have never owned or handled yourself and also to get the views of the owner on his/hers likes and dislikes. I have only made one attempt myself at writing one (click picture below). Wish I had more time and more skills in writing and knowledge about the English language as I would like to be able to do this for all my watches.Have you any reviews you would like to share?Stefan
Jesse Palooza...
So Gang, After the NAWCC event I fly back to NY with so much stuff,I can only do 2 things the minute I land:-Call Jesse the second I get off the Plane -Drive 2 hours and stay up all night working on watches!Family Photo first!I found a bunch of cool stuff that will give you all threadsfor the next year or so, but I will just say that Jessewent to town on some projects that are the top stuffin the Illinois world.Jesse did about a dozen watches till the wee hours of the night...Tink slept.As an Illinois collector, an Original dial in mint condition is everythingand I came home with a ton for my watches.Here is my favorite of the bunch:A white Skyway from the original box with SILVER sub 6 area!I have only seen one other EVER and this is NOS.Jesse took the whole watch apart first:Stripped to the bone:I don't use the word Rare that often, but these Skyways are SO hard to find.and I wasn't going to trust this kind of stuff to just anyone.One scratch on that dial and Most of these cases were
So Gang, After the NAWCC event I fly back to NY with so much stuff,I can only do 2 things the minute I land:-Call Jesse the second I get off the Plane -Drive 2 hours and stay up all night working on watches!Family Photo first!I found a bunch of cool stuff that will give you all threadsfor the next year or so, but I will just say that Jessewent to town on some projects that are the top stuffin the Illinois world.Jesse did about a dozen watches till the wee hours of the night...Tink slept.As an Illinois collector, an Original dial in mint condition is everythingand I came home with a ton for my watches.Here is my favorite of the bunch:A white Skyway from the original box with SILVER sub 6 area!I have only seen one other EVER and this is NOS.Jesse took the whole watch apart first:Stripped to the bone:I don't use the word Rare that often, but these Skyways are SO hard to find.and I wasn't going to trust this kind of stuff to just anyone.One scratch on that dial and Most of these cases were
New to the forum & the GMT Air Race
Hey everyone,I just wanted to say hello as I'm new to the forum having just picked up a Khaki GMT Air Race the other day.I hadn't really planned on acquiring that watch, but I found it at a local AD here in Chicago and he offered me an absolutely obscene deal which I just had to take.Anyway, mine came mounted on the black rubber strap, which I didn't think I'd like but is definitely growing on me. I also had him order the matching bracelet for me (which apparently has to come from Switzerland?).I do have a couple questions though...1. Does anyone have an Air Race mounted on a bracelet that can post a picture of the bracelet? I assume that it matches the brushed case, right?2. Also, I was debating picking up the orange leather strap for the watch as well. Anyone else have theirs on one? Did you have to get it through an AD?3. Finally, can some one recommend a spring bar tool so that I can swap out the bracelet for the strap on my own? I've never bothered to get one, b/c my other
Hey everyone,I just wanted to say hello as I'm new to the forum having just picked up a Khaki GMT Air Race the other day.I hadn't really planned on acquiring that watch, but I found it at a local AD here in Chicago and he offered me an absolutely obscene deal which I just had to take.Anyway, mine came mounted on the black rubber strap, which I didn't think I'd like but is definitely growing on me. I also had him order the matching bracelet for me (which apparently has to come from Switzerland?).I do have a couple questions though...1. Does anyone have an Air Race mounted on a bracelet that can post a picture of the bracelet? I assume that it matches the brushed case, right?2. Also, I was debating picking up the orange leather strap for the watch as well. Anyone else have theirs on one? Did you have to get it through an AD?3. Finally, can some one recommend a spring bar tool so that I can swap out the bracelet for the strap on my own? I've never bothered to get one, b/c my other
Local AD loaded stock some pics
Hi guys.Popped into my local AD today. Seem stocked up well.
Hi guys.Popped into my local AD today. Seem stocked up well.
GMT Master II 16710 - bezel inserts question
Hi guysI've been reading the threads here for a while but this is my first post. I'm an owner of the new Air King, but am considering adding a GMT Master II 16710 to the collection. I've narrowed it down to one between 2000-2003 as I like the SEL and the fact you can change watch straps fairly easy yourself. I'm looking for one with box and papers.My questions is whether it makes any difference what colour bezel insert version of the 16710 I buy? I prefer the Pepsi or Coke aesthetically, but have found a decent priced black. Would it be a stupud idea to purchase the black and then buy a Pepsi bezel insert later? Are 'original' pepsi dial GMTs considered more 'valuable' on the market? Whilst I am buying this for my own pleasure, I also would like to know the full facts before departing with any cash too!Thanks very much!
Hi guysI've been reading the threads here for a while but this is my first post. I'm an owner of the new Air King, but am considering adding a GMT Master II 16710 to the collection. I've narrowed it down to one between 2000-2003 as I like the SEL and the fact you can change watch straps fairly easy yourself. I'm looking for one with box and papers.My questions is whether it makes any difference what colour bezel insert version of the 16710 I buy? I prefer the Pepsi or Coke aesthetically, but have found a decent priced black. Would it be a stupud idea to purchase the black and then buy a Pepsi bezel insert later? Are 'original' pepsi dial GMTs considered more 'valuable' on the market? Whilst I am buying this for my own pleasure, I also would like to know the full facts before departing with any cash too!Thanks very much!
