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Philip Stein 3GCRSOT Features
Ref. No. :3GCRSOT
Code :3926
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 1,088
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Functions :Chronograph, Date
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Philip Stein 3GCRSOT The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by khalid amiri Israel Naharia from Netherlands Purmerend
- I bought this watch for my wife for Christmas.She wanted a more 'everyday' type of watch.Lori Loves this Watch, and wears it most of the time.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by TINA B Italy Maccarese Rome from Netherlands Purmerend
- Lovely but too . It grabs on everything. I ordered 2 and they are both going back. Should have ordered the er but I usually get the larger. I don't want to pay postage to "e;try on"e; the er size.
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Philip Stein 3GCRSOT wrist watches news:
SIHH 2012 Watch Show Summary: Hello China, Goodbye China
SIHH is a bit like the automobile traffic in Italy. It is crowded and there is only the semblance of organization. Despite a series of reasons why you might thing the entire system should not work, it does. The mania of a trade show convention is ironically melded with the attempt at having a high society event. The contradictions of the show shadow the very industry it serves - and somehow we love it for that. By the way, a shout out to IWC for their incredibly intricate booth design. No detail was spared to make their booth look like a bona-fide Hollywood set on board an aircraft carrier complete with a half jet, fog machines, uniforms, and of course pilot watches.Leaving the 2012 show I have a number of things to report. The most important thing to remember is that 2012 does not represent the plans of 2011. Watch products generally take about three years to plan and develop. For that reason SIHH 2012 is really about what was going on in 2009 and a bit after. At that time the economy
SIHH is a bit like the automobile traffic in Italy. It is crowded and there is only the semblance of organization. Despite a series of reasons why you might thing the entire system should not work, it does. The mania of a trade show convention is ironically melded with the attempt at having a high society event. The contradictions of the show shadow the very industry it serves - and somehow we love it for that. By the way, a shout out to IWC for their incredibly intricate booth design. No detail was spared to make their booth look like a bona-fide Hollywood set on board an aircraft carrier complete with a half jet, fog machines, uniforms, and of course pilot watches.Leaving the 2012 show I have a number of things to report. The most important thing to remember is that 2012 does not represent the plans of 2011. Watch products generally take about three years to plan and develop. For that reason SIHH 2012 is really about what was going on in 2009 and a bit after. At that time the economy
New Trade Site
Hi Folks,What do we all think about WTF's new sponsors?luxurywatchexchangeFor those of you put off with buying and selling on line previously (the place by the sea, etc) would this give you confidence in trying it?I'm really not sure at the moment.Would love to hear what you guys think. Especially those seasoned on-line traders.
Hi Folks,What do we all think about WTF's new sponsors?luxurywatchexchangeFor those of you put off with buying and selling on line previously (the place by the sea, etc) would this give you confidence in trying it?I'm really not sure at the moment.Would love to hear what you guys think. Especially those seasoned on-line traders.
Think Fakes are an innocent 'no-harm' product? Think again...
Found this article today on MSNBC from BusinessWeek It shows just how rampant fake items in the world are. And I'm not talking just watches Even military aircraft & ships now have to contend with fake products in their computer systems Think fakes are a small, insignificant issue in the greater scheme of the world? You couldn't be more wrong.I've posted the full article on dangerous fakes in US warplanes & ships below, but here's some surprising numbers from the rest of the report on fakes in the consumer / business goods:Counterfeit IT items costs the IT industry $100 Billion dollars a year.Counterfeit goods represent 10% of worldwide trade - approx. $500 Billion a year.US officials alone seized over $113 million in fakes so far this year, up 2% from last year.The $113 million is seized products is only about 5% of experts estimate make it into the US each year.Almost every industry is impacted, from footwear to pharmaceuticals to batteries..Here's a couple excerpts from the
Found this article today on MSNBC from BusinessWeek It shows just how rampant fake items in the world are. And I'm not talking just watches Even military aircraft & ships now have to contend with fake products in their computer systems Think fakes are a small, insignificant issue in the greater scheme of the world? You couldn't be more wrong.I've posted the full article on dangerous fakes in US warplanes & ships below, but here's some surprising numbers from the rest of the report on fakes in the consumer / business goods:Counterfeit IT items costs the IT industry $100 Billion dollars a year.Counterfeit goods represent 10% of worldwide trade - approx. $500 Billion a year.US officials alone seized over $113 million in fakes so far this year, up 2% from last year.The $113 million is seized products is only about 5% of experts estimate make it into the US each year.Almost every industry is impacted, from footwear to pharmaceuticals to batteries..Here's a couple excerpts from the
5711 SoCal Visit
Spending the long weekend on the west coast...Cheers everyone!
Spending the long weekend on the west coast...Cheers everyone!
Opinions on my first Panerai model...
So I've seen a lot of threads in the past regarding which Panerai one should start their collection with. Most commonly people refer to 47mm Panerai Luminor 1950. I get that this probably the closest to what is considered the classic Panerai piece.Please indulge me with the same question but with more specific criteria and your opinions. First off, I own the watches listed in my signature. I am looking for something different. This puts the Submersible or GMTs as being a redundant pieces for me and it also means I want nothing on a bracelet. When I think of Panerai I definitely want a leather strap. I am looking for something around 44 to 45mm, costing between 5-8k (obviously stainless steel), and would prefer hand wound as opposed to automatic. I am on the fence if I want to go Radiomir or Luminor. I know I could plug these criteria into the website and get a list of options but I am looking for expert opinions and reasons. My first three watches were must owns for me, this
So I've seen a lot of threads in the past regarding which Panerai one should start their collection with. Most commonly people refer to 47mm Panerai Luminor 1950. I get that this probably the closest to what is considered the classic Panerai piece.Please indulge me with the same question but with more specific criteria and your opinions. First off, I own the watches listed in my signature. I am looking for something different. This puts the Submersible or GMTs as being a redundant pieces for me and it also means I want nothing on a bracelet. When I think of Panerai I definitely want a leather strap. I am looking for something around 44 to 45mm, costing between 5-8k (obviously stainless steel), and would prefer hand wound as opposed to automatic. I am on the fence if I want to go Radiomir or Luminor. I know I could plug these criteria into the website and get a list of options but I am looking for expert opinions and reasons. My first three watches were must owns for me, this
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