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Rado R27815152 Features
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Ref. No. :R27815152
Code :R27815152
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Ceramic
Bracelet Material :Ceramic
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 1,040
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Ceramic
Case Diameter :43 mm
Thickness :13 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Ceramic
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Ceramic
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Buckle Material :Titanium
Functions :Chronograph, Date
Others :Center Seconds, Small Seconds
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My first pictures
This is my first 2 pictures after I bought Johns book ¡°Macro watch photography for beginners¡±I have now worked though the first 5 chapters and have now my own homemade light box I have still some ducts on my pictures and I have not yet experimented with the poisonings of the handsSo I know I still have to learn more. RegardsLars
This is my first 2 pictures after I bought Johns book ¡°Macro watch photography for beginners¡±I have now worked though the first 5 chapters and have now my own homemade light box I have still some ducts on my pictures and I have not yet experimented with the poisonings of the handsSo I know I still have to learn more. RegardsLars
new omega speedy date, dial question?
hi all, meet my new love, speedy date, it was a real toss up between the silver or blue dial, Can I get a blue dial from Omega like you can with Rolex??
hi all, meet my new love, speedy date, it was a real toss up between the silver or blue dial, Can I get a blue dial from Omega like you can with Rolex??
Omega 30?
Hello allI'm looking for some info on a watch I've recently come across. I believe it may be an Omega 30. It has a cal. 351 bumper action, s/n 11767500. I believe that dates it somewhere after 1947. The caseback has both 2584 and 2480-1 marked on it, as well as the usual omega stuff. I believe the dial has been re-touched, and the crown is a replacement, but all else seems original. It was not running when I got it, but after a cleaning and oiling its good as new.This is my second Omega- I also have my father's seamaster 300 diver from 1960-and I would like to learn more about dating them, etc. I'm a (very!) amateur watch tinkerer and would appreciate any help/info anyone has to offer.Thanks
Hello allI'm looking for some info on a watch I've recently come across. I believe it may be an Omega 30. It has a cal. 351 bumper action, s/n 11767500. I believe that dates it somewhere after 1947. The caseback has both 2584 and 2480-1 marked on it, as well as the usual omega stuff. I believe the dial has been re-touched, and the crown is a replacement, but all else seems original. It was not running when I got it, but after a cleaning and oiling its good as new.This is my second Omega- I also have my father's seamaster 300 diver from 1960-and I would like to learn more about dating them, etc. I'm a (very!) amateur watch tinkerer and would appreciate any help/info anyone has to offer.Thanks
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...or in classic Rocky & Bullwinkle alternate title fashion: My best justification yet for breaking the vintage watch bank. I thought I was going to grab a stellar new model from JLC that some horrible enabler who's screen name starts with "Scott" and ends with "D" showed me a picture of a last week:What a great looking watch! A few of us checked it out, and I was really thinking of putting a deposit on it since it's scheduled to be released in the summer. Even went to an AD to inquire about a pre-order. It looked like a winner at 39 mm and an ultra-thin model with a moonphase. It was really making me drool. ..then this popped up early one morning shortly after I fell in lust with the JLC:As a vintage ultra-thin collector, this is the one for me. It's a caliber 2120, used by AP, VC, and PP in their ultra thins since the mid 60's. Even better that it's in white gold since yellow gold dominated the period. There's already plenty of yg watches in my box. It's also only 4.5 m
