Piaget Piaget 22328 Features


Code :0738994
Movement :Quartz
Year :2002
Condition :2 (fine)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United Kingdom, LONDON
Price : ¡ê 4,995 (= $ 7,800)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Diameter :30 mm
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Piaget Piaget 22328 The Related Reviews:
- AMAZING!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by William Alves USA Highlands Ranch from Netherlands Purmerend
- Just got the watch and I love it. I've been eyeing this watch for a year now wondering or not to buy it and I love it. It has a great face and a great leather band. Great watch.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Gerald Walker France Villemomble from Netherlands Purmerend
- Price was excellent. The watch is a different style than most and I really like that. It keeps good time.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Irwin G Uk Grittleton from Netherlands Purmerend
Piaget Piaget 22328 wrist watches news:
Hey Guys - I met just a few hours ago with the President and Executive Vice President of Rolex USA. I selected five questions from those offered up by our members. Here they are with the answers:1. How is Rolex progressing on creating a red and blue ceramic bezel for the GMT II? The answer I got was pretty much the same as last year. Red is difficult. So is blending two colors in ceramic. So if progress has been made (and my guess is there has been progress) then there's nothing ready for Rolex to talk about. Which means a ceramic Pepsi bezel GMT could come as early as Basel 2010 for all we know....2. Will the DJ I continue or will it be discontinued in favor of the DJ II? The Datejust II is doing very, very well for Rolex. However, Rolex feels that the oversized watch trend is reversing a bit. In this economy, people with money don't want to draw attention. Wearing an oversized hockey puck draws unwanted attention. The DJ I line isn't going away.3. On the sport divers i
My copy of Rene Rondeau's book arrived today. I went through the pictures and skimmed a bit of the text. There's a wealth of information in between the covers. I'll probaby get through the chapters in between my other reading over the next week or two.
Note to Moderators: If you want to move or duplicate this to the Lum-Tec forum go right ahead, I just thought I'd share.Well ordered and got this, thought it looked cool and figured I'd give it a try.I also thought I'd give a try at my first "unveiling" in pictures.Hope everyone has at least DSL!
If money , price doesnt count. ONly based on the look and the beauty of the watch. Which one ?
I think I am going to stop fighting it. My 16610 is my favorite watch. After losing too much money flipping while buying/selling watches to add diversity, such as chronographs or dress watches, I think I am going to just stick to adding interesting watches that are pretty similar to my Sub. I'm talking size, comfort, and even the overall look/aesthetic (although it doesnt' necessarily have to be a diver).So outside of the obvious (another Sub), what would be some good candidates? Within the Rolex family I'm guessing it has to be either GMT or Explorer II, correct? Maybe even the Explorer I or OP 39?And any outside Rolex? The Tudor BB 58 seems close in this regard.








