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TAG Heuer CX2110 Features
Ref. No. :CX2110
Code :CODE1146
Movement :Automatic
Year :2002
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Austria, Wien
Price : € 1,850 (= $ 2,284)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Diameter :40.4 mm
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Versace Ceramica has been one of the highly acclaimed models which have been bestowed with immense eminence from all corners. Available in hues of platinum and black, the sleekness integrated in the watch has appealed to the style intellect of many. An unfussy look to carry, this watch holds prettiness in its simplicity.
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Hi everyone,New to the watch world. I have recently taken interest in a watch.. it was a royal oak 15400, and was originally a black dial. The previous owner had sent it to a AP authorized service dealer to have the dial switched out from black to blue. Is there any cause for concern over here? From what i've read it's not too common, or even at all, that they switch to blue dials from white or black dials, as they are 'boutique' or special editions. The seller has sent me the invoice/service report outlining that they did do a dial swap from black to blue and I contacted the service dealer as well in order to confirm that the report is authentic and it was.I'm just a little worried because of what i've read. I just want to make sure that it's legitimate. The store I am buying from is very reputable and have been in the business for a very long time. Also, previous owner had apparently paid significant sum for them to switch it out.I appreciate your help!I've attached a picture of the
Hi everyone,New to the watch world. I have recently taken interest in a watch.. it was a royal oak 15400, and was originally a black dial. The previous owner had sent it to a AP authorized service dealer to have the dial switched out from black to blue. Is there any cause for concern over here? From what i've read it's not too common, or even at all, that they switch to blue dials from white or black dials, as they are 'boutique' or special editions. The seller has sent me the invoice/service report outlining that they did do a dial swap from black to blue and I contacted the service dealer as well in order to confirm that the report is authentic and it was.I'm just a little worried because of what i've read. I just want to make sure that it's legitimate. The store I am buying from is very reputable and have been in the business for a very long time. Also, previous owner had apparently paid significant sum for them to switch it out.I appreciate your help!I've attached a picture of the
5117R Question
I just bought a PP 5117R, when I try to adjust the hour the seconds hand never stops. This watch has the hack system? Thanks in advance
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Can anyone suggest an alternative to the Daytona? Please don't give me grief but I am finding it on the small side... I'm on my third and each time the initial thrill is amazing but then the same thought returns, if only it was a little bigger, 42mm would be perfect. The sub and gmt are 40 but they wear bigger, why does the Daytona look so small?No Omega Speedmaster professional as I want an automatic, the other speedmasters are way too thick!Don't want to spend crazy money so under 5k
