Philip Stein 6D-EB-ABS Features


Ref. No. :6D-EB-ABS
Code :CT28718
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Price : $ 990
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :35 mm
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
Others :Guilloche Dial
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Philip Stein 6D-EB-ABS wrist watches news:
No Omega in my small collection yet but I keep seeing some beauties in the daily display and have decided on the 2255.8 Seamaster if there a model smaller than 41 mm. Is there such a thing?
Thought u guys were all nuts , but last Thursday I bought my first Panerai (233). I read your posts, saw your pics and felt '' Its just not that nice of a watch'' NOW I GET IT !!! Forget O.C.D , I have O.P.D ''obsessive panerai disorder''I own a U.N maxi-chronometer , 2 rollies YM & daytona, Breitling 6.75 & Hublot BB KING .All the above are gonna collect a lot of dust this summer.I absolutely love this watch, Thanks Fellas !!!
Very clear question...Now let`s hear the answers.I`m talking about new watches...the watches you are addicted to in this period.
Posted this in error in the wrong forum so here it is again...Any members here have one of these? It¡¯s the 36mm and not the DJ2.It¡¯s been catching my eye for a while. I¡¯d be interested to hear your thoughts on it.Pic not mine and taken from internet.....
I'm continuing to research the Explorer 1 to help make a decision on which of the Rolex Explorer 1's I will be looking to purchase, (money no object it would be the 1016 but due to the demand and value this may be a bit ambitious for my budget?)I did find the attached on the internet that may be of use to others in a similar situation,I'm based in England and would appreciate if anyone could advise as to the price range of Explorer 1's relevant to the dates posted and the watch being in a Good pre owned condition, my gut feeling so far is that the 114270 will be what I will be pursuing, although I've not ruled out a mid 90's 14270, decision's decisions..........







