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Perrelet A8001-1 Features
Brand:Perrelet
Model:A8001-1
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Swiss Made
Movement:Automatic
Engine:Perrelet Caliber Caliper P-331
Power Reserve:40 Hour
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Black (Spinning Turbine)
Crystal:Scratch Resistant Sapphire
Hands:BLack
Second Markers:Minute Markers around the outer rim
Band Type:Strap
Band Material:Black Alligator Leather
Band Length:8.5 inches
Band Width:20 mm
Clasp:Fold Over with Push Button Release
Case Size:44 mm
Case Thickness:13 mm
Case Material:Black DLC Stainless Steel
Crown:Pull / Push
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Skeleton
Bezel:Fixed Black DLC
Water Resistance:50 meters / 165 feet
Functions:Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Leather, Stainless Steel
Style:Luxury Watches
Warranty:2 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:845960063470
Internal ID:PERA8001-1
Item Variation:A8001 1, A8001.1, A80011
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Perrelet A8001-1 The Related Reviews:
- it works well, good online watch store
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by lahmar souad Ny Brooklyn from Netherlands Purmerend
- Lovely combination of pearls, colored stones and silver. Great length.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by alyssa behrle Slovakia Bratislava from Netherlands Purmerend
- I have owned my watch for about 6 months.
This is the first watch that I own of this brand, and for that matter, this kind of watch brand.
I am very pleased by the precision, the looks of it and waterofness.
The success finish of the links of the wrist band is right, same for the dial window.
I consider this to be right value for the money.
The shopping experience was also neat, nothing to complain about. - ---- [Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)]
- Review by James Mozgawa Australia Malabar from Netherlands Purmerend
Perrelet A8001-1 wrist watches news:
Thanks my working wristwatch
It is Wednesday, happy Hollyween, the last day of Oct. Have you done all your work schedule of Oct?I have Done All, haha, thanks my wristwatch, my good partner,thanks FIYTA.Attachment 33999
It is Wednesday, happy Hollyween, the last day of Oct. Have you done all your work schedule of Oct?I have Done All, haha, thanks my wristwatch, my good partner,thanks FIYTA.Attachment 33999
Royal Oak as daily and only watch?
What are you opinions on the Royal Oak for an everyday/only watch? I've heard the bezel is prone to scratches. Do any of you wear your RO everyday or is this a special occasion type watch? I'm thinking about swapping out my sub for a 15450 within the next month or so.
What are you opinions on the Royal Oak for an everyday/only watch? I've heard the bezel is prone to scratches. Do any of you wear your RO everyday or is this a special occasion type watch? I'm thinking about swapping out my sub for a 15450 within the next month or so.
Need to share this
The link for the article bellow made me want/reacquire an AP bad, but more importantly it gave me a different perspective of the Importance of AP. The title is A week on the wrist: The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph but it has way more information than the watch itself. Touches subjects related to Rolex and Patek as well.I have to admit that I am not a fan of threads that list a link, because it kinds of looses importance in my eyes; but in this case is easier to paste the link..hodinkee/blog/audemar...nograph-review
The link for the article bellow made me want/reacquire an AP bad, but more importantly it gave me a different perspective of the Importance of AP. The title is A week on the wrist: The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph but it has way more information than the watch itself. Touches subjects related to Rolex and Patek as well.I have to admit that I am not a fan of threads that list a link, because it kinds of looses importance in my eyes; but in this case is easier to paste the link..hodinkee/blog/audemar...nograph-review
Panda on Brown hornback?
Anyone thinks this would look good? I've got the brown hornback, but no Panda Maybe someone can post pics of it?
Anyone thinks this would look good? I've got the brown hornback, but no Panda Maybe someone can post pics of it?
Question to all manual Patek owners
This will be about my concerns on such issues about manually wound Pateks that you may call logistics concerns. When it comes to owning a manual Patek, and wearing it regularly, how does it work exactly? I know it may sound silly to ask this, but here's why. I do have a manual watch, an Omega Speedmaster from '69 that I do wear at least once a week. I wind it every morning, before leaving for work. It's quite an affordable watch (when compared to most Pateks), it's not too pricy to get it serviced, and its winding crown is made of steel, so I have no problem winding it once a day. And if I happen to forget to wind it for a few days, it's not too difficult to set the time again -- and there's no other complication to hassle with.When it comes to manual Pateks, especially complicated ones (AC, PC, PC Chrono), how do you deal with the issue of winding? Do you wind it every day or every second day, even if you don't wear it that often? Doesn't it wear down the precious metal windin
This will be about my concerns on such issues about manually wound Pateks that you may call logistics concerns. When it comes to owning a manual Patek, and wearing it regularly, how does it work exactly? I know it may sound silly to ask this, but here's why. I do have a manual watch, an Omega Speedmaster from '69 that I do wear at least once a week. I wind it every morning, before leaving for work. It's quite an affordable watch (when compared to most Pateks), it's not too pricy to get it serviced, and its winding crown is made of steel, so I have no problem winding it once a day. And if I happen to forget to wind it for a few days, it's not too difficult to set the time again -- and there's no other complication to hassle with.When it comes to manual Pateks, especially complicated ones (AC, PC, PC Chrono), how do you deal with the issue of winding? Do you wind it every day or every second day, even if you don't wear it that often? Doesn't it wear down the precious metal windin
