Piaget G0A28009 Features


Ref. No. :G0A28009
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :White gold
Year :2011
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, New York, New York City
Price : $ 21,500
Availability
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Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :White gold
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Piaget G0A28009 wrist watches news:
Remember General Patton's five-minute-repeating, split-second chronograph pocket watch that we covered here back in September? Well, it went up for auction today at Heritage Auctions and sold for a whopping $137,000.The watch was originally purchased for $350 (negotiated down from $600) by General Patton's father, George Patton II as a gift for his son back in 1927. 1 OF 2 The watch was originally estimated for $25,000 to 35,000 and hammered at $137,000, which is no surprise due to the provenance and level of complication. For full details on the lot, you can visit the Heritage website here. 2 OF 2
Today, I just received my WG Chronomaster XXT Quantieme Perpetual back from Le Locle. This piece has absolutely got the most wrist time of anything in my collection. Along with the clean and service I had them give it a light buff and had Bandiera Jewellers (Zenith AD), put a new OEM strap on it. The watch looks like new and it feels like getting an old friend back. I haven't had time to photograph it today but here are some photos from before.Thanks for looking.Best,Rob
Should say newish. It was a floor model and it has a few minor scratches on the back of the case. The band, crystal, and case are pristine though. It is a quartz, but it does feature a large date at the 12 o'clock position and a retrograde day indicator at the bottom. I'm sucker for day and date watches.
Hey guysI believe this has comer up recently, but it doesn't seem to cover my question entirely. I am looking for a leather strap, and I know exactly what my requirements are, but I just can't seem to find it - which I find odd!I believe a lot of you chaps recommend The Watch Prince, and I am sure their straps are really good, but I think their website is terrible! You can't use it to narrow down the mountain of straps very easilly!All I want is a good quality black leather strap with white stitching for a deployant buckle. The strap needs to be 20mm at the watch end, and 18mm at the buckle end.This shouldn't be too hard to source, right!?Oh yeah, and I am in the UK, so a UK-based site would be ideal I guess, but not too much of a problem.
No teaser this time, straight on with the show. Now some of my comments on other threads will make sense! I was fortunate enough to liberate this unworn from a collector. It's difficult to tell in the photos, but it has the fantastic blue strap also used on the 5235G.Unfortunately some of my other (non-Patek) pieces have bitten the dust, but I have absolutely no regrets!








