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Rado R13.725.16.2 Features
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Ref. No. :R13.725.16.2
Code :500.775
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Ceramic
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Stuttgart
Price : € 1,550 (= $ 1,906)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Ceramic
Case Diameter :29,8 mm
Thickness :8.2 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
Functions :Date
Others :Center Seconds
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Rado R13.725.16.2 The Related Reviews:
- I love this watch. It's bably a smidge over an inch too for me, but it sparkles beautifully. I haven't decided whether or not I want to get it sized for me. I wear it every single day now.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by debra james Denmark Silkeborg from Netherlands Purmerend
- fabulous watch, thank you
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Michael Weinstein United States Margate from Netherlands Purmerend
- Thank-you! The quality is super
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- Review by Mark Stofega Italia Milano from Netherlands Purmerend
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Heritage 36mm
Hi,I tried on a new Heritage (36mm) on the mesh bracelet today.I really liked it! It sat on my wrist perfectly and looked great.On the down side the bracelet did not seem that well made, the clasp was rubbish and the bezel was very cheap feeling when rotated!This could be a real winner but really needs to be about 38-40mm with a better made bracelet and clasp.Does anyone know what movement is in it?Is it a good one (it is cosc so it can be bad)The AD claimed that it was a different movement than the 46mm version but didn't know if that was only because of the sub seconds or if it was inferior etc.Anyone?
Hi,I tried on a new Heritage (36mm) on the mesh bracelet today.I really liked it! It sat on my wrist perfectly and looked great.On the down side the bracelet did not seem that well made, the clasp was rubbish and the bezel was very cheap feeling when rotated!This could be a real winner but really needs to be about 38-40mm with a better made bracelet and clasp.Does anyone know what movement is in it?Is it a good one (it is cosc so it can be bad)The AD claimed that it was a different movement than the 46mm version but didn't know if that was only because of the sub seconds or if it was inferior etc.Anyone?
Sometimes you just get lucky!
A while ago, I decided that I wanted another Moonwatch, having flipped one a few months ago. Not just any Moonwatch, though - an early to mid-90's late tritium dial, perfect case and complete package. The tritium would need to be dark, and everything about it pristine.I thought that I'd have a pretty long wait because I really am a fussy sod when it comes to my watches; anyone who's bought one from me will probably testify to that. What I wasn't expected was to find the precise watch I was looking for almost immediately. Not only that, but a watch with 100% provenance, having been owned by a member of TZ-UK's father for five years from new, and then by the seller himself until he decided to let it go. I bought it barely daring to hope that it was the watch I was looking for, but it arrived today and it really is... perfect. A reference 3590.50 from 1995, with the loveliest dial I've seen on a Speedy. In fact, it's the loveliest Moonwatch I've seen.Enjoy the photos...
A while ago, I decided that I wanted another Moonwatch, having flipped one a few months ago. Not just any Moonwatch, though - an early to mid-90's late tritium dial, perfect case and complete package. The tritium would need to be dark, and everything about it pristine.I thought that I'd have a pretty long wait because I really am a fussy sod when it comes to my watches; anyone who's bought one from me will probably testify to that. What I wasn't expected was to find the precise watch I was looking for almost immediately. Not only that, but a watch with 100% provenance, having been owned by a member of TZ-UK's father for five years from new, and then by the seller himself until he decided to let it go. I bought it barely daring to hope that it was the watch I was looking for, but it arrived today and it really is... perfect. A reference 3590.50 from 1995, with the loveliest dial I've seen on a Speedy. In fact, it's the loveliest Moonwatch I've seen.Enjoy the photos...
Patek 5396 vs Rolex BLRO
Hi guys, I just wanted to get a feel from the Patek community. I am considering either Patek 5396 vs BLRO. I know they are very different watches and serve different purposes. I already have a GMTII TT and SubC, so want to venture out to Patek. I spoke with someone at an AD (mistake? haha) and they did say that the Pateks in general are delicate than rolexes. How true is this? I know rolexes are tool watches and durable. I simply don't want to wait months for watch to be in service. In addition, I'm looking for a nice clean dress watch. The BLRO is very nice in person, and I don't want to spend money on both. Thoughts? As a background, I have to take my watch off all the time for work. I also don't want a watch to sit in a safe all the time. Thanks in advance.Other Pateks I am considering are 5205, 5146.
Hi guys, I just wanted to get a feel from the Patek community. I am considering either Patek 5396 vs BLRO. I know they are very different watches and serve different purposes. I already have a GMTII TT and SubC, so want to venture out to Patek. I spoke with someone at an AD (mistake? haha) and they did say that the Pateks in general are delicate than rolexes. How true is this? I know rolexes are tool watches and durable. I simply don't want to wait months for watch to be in service. In addition, I'm looking for a nice clean dress watch. The BLRO is very nice in person, and I don't want to spend money on both. Thoughts? As a background, I have to take my watch off all the time for work. I also don't want a watch to sit in a safe all the time. Thanks in advance.Other Pateks I am considering are 5205, 5146.
Show your blacks
I'm waiting for you Ken
I'm waiting for you Ken
winding backwards
Hi - i read on another forum that you should not wind your watch backwards to set the time. I did this on both my Black Bays when British Summertime ended. They don't even have a date wheel - so is this a problem??ThanksGlenn
Hi - i read on another forum that you should not wind your watch backwards to set the time. I did this on both my Black Bays when British Summertime ended. They don't even have a date wheel - so is this a problem??ThanksGlenn
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