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Piaget G0A30107 Features
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Ref. No. :G0A30107
Code :1846
Case Material :White gold
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 9,040
Availability
On request
Caliber
No. of Jewels :37
Case
Case Material :White gold
Dial :Silver
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Piaget G0A30107 The Related Reviews:
- I really like this watch. I wear it daily. I did not like rubber band, but found a titanium band for it.Seems to be accurate when diving. Tempature may be a degree or two off, as your skin temp can skew the watch a little.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Viktor Kotsjuba Australia Aberfeldie from Netherlands Purmerend
- very fast delivey, worth to buy, great value for money
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Fiona McDermott The Netherlands Lage Vuursche from Netherlands Purmerend
- great.happy.
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- Review by Ronny Henriksen Greece Egaleo from Netherlands Purmerend
Piaget G0A30107 wrist watches news:
Restoration or Transformation - Please Don't Pass Me By.
You all know my views on 'restoration'!I am fully 'right wing'. And always, always try to leave a timepiece visually as is, or how it left the factory with any natural deterioration. That is part of the 'provenance' of a timepiece or indeed any antique.Restoration should be their to save a piece never to modify or improve it to what it had been.A 'curator' from the Latin curare meaning to "take care", and that job is to manage or oversee a collection or items. That is how I see myself, someone there to 'take care' of timepieces.But to-day, I took a vintage timepiece, a lovely circa 1930 HEUER (Before Tag-HEUER) Chronograph and restored no, transformed it's original but sadly distressed case into lovely original condition re-gold plated.Why? Because the poor condition of the case with green mildew was detracting from a rare piece, with a magnificent silvered dial and fly-back chronograph functions.While showing my collection to a Horologist - this piece was literally 'Passed By'Sad
You all know my views on 'restoration'!I am fully 'right wing'. And always, always try to leave a timepiece visually as is, or how it left the factory with any natural deterioration. That is part of the 'provenance' of a timepiece or indeed any antique.Restoration should be their to save a piece never to modify or improve it to what it had been.A 'curator' from the Latin curare meaning to "take care", and that job is to manage or oversee a collection or items. That is how I see myself, someone there to 'take care' of timepieces.But to-day, I took a vintage timepiece, a lovely circa 1930 HEUER (Before Tag-HEUER) Chronograph and restored no, transformed it's original but sadly distressed case into lovely original condition re-gold plated.Why? Because the poor condition of the case with green mildew was detracting from a rare piece, with a magnificent silvered dial and fly-back chronograph functions.While showing my collection to a Horologist - this piece was literally 'Passed By'Sad
this watch ruined my day
Take a look at this. Knowing I can never have it since it's pretty much impossible to find, has ruined my day. Heh...cgi.ebay/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:ITAm I wrong? Is this watch not a total stunner?
Take a look at this. Knowing I can never have it since it's pretty much impossible to find, has ruined my day. Heh...cgi.ebay/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:ITAm I wrong? Is this watch not a total stunner?
15400 just back from AP service - 5711 comparison?
So I just got my 15400 back from AP service for its 3rd year warranty extension. Also had the polish done and the watch looks incredible. Putting it back on my wrist reminded me of what an incredible watch this is. For those of you that own an 5711 or 5712 PP, is it really worth almost 3X the price for another stainless steel piece?Or is the RG 44 ROO a better option? Both appear to be around $35k.
So I just got my 15400 back from AP service for its 3rd year warranty extension. Also had the polish done and the watch looks incredible. Putting it back on my wrist reminded me of what an incredible watch this is. For those of you that own an 5711 or 5712 PP, is it really worth almost 3X the price for another stainless steel piece?Or is the RG 44 ROO a better option? Both appear to be around $35k.
AT150 Steel/Gold
My eldest son will graduate from college next semester. This is what he has his heart set on. Now in safekeeping until the Big Day comes.
My eldest son will graduate from college next semester. This is what he has his heart set on. Now in safekeeping until the Big Day comes.
Mid Size Seamaster Help Please
Good evening all,I have been lurking around the forums for a while, and have a Rolex Seadweller on my wrist. I am currently looking for a used seamaster, probably Mid size and have seen this example, which appeals as it is very close to me, with the potential of being in my price range.Would you Omega experts be able to have a quick look at the pictures and let me know your thoughts and potential value, and any questions i should be asking,Watch: cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=150321828376Many thanksIan
Good evening all,I have been lurking around the forums for a while, and have a Rolex Seadweller on my wrist. I am currently looking for a used seamaster, probably Mid size and have seen this example, which appeals as it is very close to me, with the potential of being in my price range.Would you Omega experts be able to have a quick look at the pictures and let me know your thoughts and potential value, and any questions i should be asking,Watch: cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=150321828376Many thanksIan
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