Seiko Seiko 16280 Features


Code :8646
Movement :Quartz
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :1994
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Germany, Mainz
Price : € 340 (= $ 420)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Diameter :39 mm
Dial :Grey
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Gold
Functions :Chronograph
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Seiko Seiko 16280 The Related Reviews:
- thanx again guys, i will buy again
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Frank Schultz Switzerland Frauenfeld from Netherlands Purmerend
- mpt communication and great customer service. Thanks!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by nelson herrera Uniteds States Maimi Beach from Netherlands Purmerend
- This material is substandard. It is no where near to the item presented on air. Color very poor, poorly finished. Too bad, I wanted a nice lapis watch. I don't feel we should pay for returns when the duct is not as represented.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Marsha King Russian Federation Sankt-petersberg from Netherlands Purmerend
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Some of my favorite movements are the hacking movements used in WWII military watches. Elgin 532/539, Hamilton 987s, Bulova 10akcsh and Waltham 6/0 '42. I've been searching Ebay for parts and watches. I'm not really excited by the military case forms used for the A-11 and FSSC-88s but I thought I would put together an example of each to compare and contrast with the recased models that were popular after the war. Previously, I hadn't paid any attention to the military watches other that to note that prices seemed inflated by the service related cache. Now I'm studying the watches more closely and have noticed a wide range of offerings from genuine to marriages to outright fakes. I guess high prices lead to all kinds of scams. In a previous post I asked about a wind-at-six Elgin with a U.S. Navy Property dial. I keep seeing these dials as real military issue and suspect they are all wrong. Here is one WW2 ELGIN MILITARY A-11 US NAVY PROPERTY that has a Swiss 629 movement in an A-11 case
I have recently inherited a few watches. Most are pretty obvious but I hadn't come across a Hamilton before. Enclosed is a picture and the case number is 64029-4. Any info would be great.ThanksGarry
I took my Panerai to an AD for service. The AD told me they sent it in to Panerai and it did return in a Panerai service case. However, I received no paperwork from Panerai - only the AD's receipt. It's been awhile since I sent a Rolex in for service, but seem to recall that they send pretty detailed Rolex paperwork back with it. I asked the AD about this and they said they didn't have any paperwork from Panerai to give me. Is this true? The cynic in me wonders if it could have been serviced in-house by the AD or one of the AD's independent contractors. This would certainly increase the spread they made on the service. I doubt it happened this way, since I received the service case and the watch was gone for a LONG time. However, you never know.Thanks.
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