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Rado R20747712 Features
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Ref. No. :R20747712
Code :R20747712
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Condition :0 (unworn)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 1,260
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :19 mm
Thickness :7 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Material bezel :Steel
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Silver
Clasp :Double-fold clasp
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Rado R20747712 The Related Reviews:
- exactly as described - thank you
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Julia F United States Newtown from Netherlands Purmerend
- I am very satisfied with this watch. It looks great and is very comfortable to wear.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by carley bradshaw Turkey Kocaeli from Netherlands Purmerend
- cool-thanks!
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- Review by lahmar souad Germany Hamburg from Netherlands Purmerend
Rado R20747712 wrist watches news:
Opinions requested please.
Okay, I've snuck over to the Omega forum (Dennis, I know I said I wouldn't but you've got so many lovely, shiny things for me to look at here....)I have had my heart set on a PO 42 mm standard black bezel, and was lucky enough to be able to try on the 42 & 45 models a couple of weeks ago - whewthat could have been a big mistake to have ordered the 45 sight unseen, thinking my wrist was 'manly' enough to handle itwrong! but the 42 sits perfectly on the wrist so a PO is still on the list. HOWEVER,I'd like to ask your opinions,I have seen, tried and love the PO, but am I 'blinded' by the hype and 'trendiness' of this watch?Can you suggest an equal (or better) Omega Diver for less money? Please don't suggest a Speedmaster of any type, I just don't like them (and they're not a diver).I'd like your personal opinions, I don't need a technical discussion on the merits of a co-axial versus a rubber band movement, or COSC / non-COSC etc, unless you think it's the only valid reason to own one
Okay, I've snuck over to the Omega forum (Dennis, I know I said I wouldn't but you've got so many lovely, shiny things for me to look at here....)I have had my heart set on a PO 42 mm standard black bezel, and was lucky enough to be able to try on the 42 & 45 models a couple of weeks ago - whewthat could have been a big mistake to have ordered the 45 sight unseen, thinking my wrist was 'manly' enough to handle itwrong! but the 42 sits perfectly on the wrist so a PO is still on the list. HOWEVER,I'd like to ask your opinions,I have seen, tried and love the PO, but am I 'blinded' by the hype and 'trendiness' of this watch?Can you suggest an equal (or better) Omega Diver for less money? Please don't suggest a Speedmaster of any type, I just don't like them (and they're not a diver).I'd like your personal opinions, I don't need a technical discussion on the merits of a co-axial versus a rubber band movement, or COSC / non-COSC etc, unless you think it's the only valid reason to own one
strap to metal bracelet
hi all,does anyone have any experience with changing your watch strap to a metal bracelet? with kind regards,bolietz
hi all,does anyone have any experience with changing your watch strap to a metal bracelet? with kind regards,bolietz
Just joined and saying "hey"...
Great forum here! Had to join after lurking for a few days.I've always loved watches and have a very meager collection of my own. Looking forward to participating in a few of the sub-forums.
Great forum here! Had to join after lurking for a few days.I've always loved watches and have a very meager collection of my own. Looking forward to participating in a few of the sub-forums.
Screwdown Crown
When you fully screw down your crown does it always end up in the same position? For example when I want the Omega logo to be facing right side up doesn't matter how many times I try and how many times I start to push it in, in different positions and screw the Omega logo down on my Seamaster it always end up facing down to the left.
When you fully screw down your crown does it always end up in the same position? For example when I want the Omega logo to be facing right side up doesn't matter how many times I try and how many times I start to push it in, in different positions and screw the Omega logo down on my Seamaster it always end up facing down to the left.
Pam 312 Accuracy
My Pam (Q serial) is running a bit fast - about 7 seconds a day. Is this normal for p9000 movement? Also, with respect to self-regulation, which positions make the watch go faster, and which positions make it go slower?
My Pam (Q serial) is running a bit fast - about 7 seconds a day. Is this normal for p9000 movement? Also, with respect to self-regulation, which positions make the watch go faster, and which positions make it go slower?
