Tissot Tissot 28042 Features
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :Italy, Roma
Price : € 3,500 (= $ 4,286) [Negotiable]
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Steel
Glass :Plexiglass
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Tissot Tissot 28042 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Little M Romania Pitesti from Netherlands Purmerend
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by jean-pierre DINGREVILLE USA Edwards from Netherlands Purmerend
- Nice watch though the numbers are hard to read. Band is good leather and very comfortable.
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Oakley Time Bomb II Watch Remembered
We felt as though it was time to cover an interesting model and brand not yet discussed on watches-dealer. Mostly known as a sunglasses maker, Oakley also has a rather interesting line of high-end as well as affordable watches. They are also one of the first big-name US brands to enter the "not cheap crap" watch market. I believe it was about 1999 when the brand's now famous "Time Bomb" watch was released. In 2009 they debuted the Time Bomb II watch as a follow-up to the original.Mixing a Swiss-made automatic movement and a uniquely designed case, the point of the Time Bomb II was to be original as well as useful enough for daily wear. The Time Bomb II exists in Oakley's "Elite" collection of products which are its highest-end items which tend to be pretty cool. Good materials and a lot of engineering seems to connect all the Elite products together.The design of the watch is quite unique and reminds me of something an American who grew up watching Japanese cartoons would design. That
We felt as though it was time to cover an interesting model and brand not yet discussed on watches-dealer. Mostly known as a sunglasses maker, Oakley also has a rather interesting line of high-end as well as affordable watches. They are also one of the first big-name US brands to enter the "not cheap crap" watch market. I believe it was about 1999 when the brand's now famous "Time Bomb" watch was released. In 2009 they debuted the Time Bomb II watch as a follow-up to the original.Mixing a Swiss-made automatic movement and a uniquely designed case, the point of the Time Bomb II was to be original as well as useful enough for daily wear. The Time Bomb II exists in Oakley's "Elite" collection of products which are its highest-end items which tend to be pretty cool. Good materials and a lot of engineering seems to connect all the Elite products together.The design of the watch is quite unique and reminds me of something an American who grew up watching Japanese cartoons would design. That
Vintage Paul Perregaux connection to Girard-Perregaux ?
Have been enjoying my wonderful modern "budget" automatics (Bulova and Timex are both making some very attractive watches, IMO), and decided to take a chance on a vintage 17 jewel "Paul Perregaux", but I'm having trouble finding information on the company. Can anyone here help steer a noob? Thanks !
Have been enjoying my wonderful modern "budget" automatics (Bulova and Timex are both making some very attractive watches, IMO), and decided to take a chance on a vintage 17 jewel "Paul Perregaux", but I'm having trouble finding information on the company. Can anyone here help steer a noob? Thanks !
Incoming: My First of 2010
Ended up buying a Seiko SKX007Saw it on a Bond NATO and had to have it. Hopefully Seiko allocated more money to the watch than the presentation. Snapped a couple quick pics. Nothing exceptional; the yellow hue is nasty. I'm at home with the folks, my DSLR is at my apartment. I'll take some wrist shots after I get it sized up.
Ended up buying a Seiko SKX007Saw it on a Bond NATO and had to have it. Hopefully Seiko allocated more money to the watch than the presentation. Snapped a couple quick pics. Nothing exceptional; the yellow hue is nasty. I'm at home with the folks, my DSLR is at my apartment. I'll take some wrist shots after I get it sized up.
Finally...Extra Thin
Just wanted to share my excitement about my new 15202 with people who appreciate watches. Pick it up a few hours ago from my AD. Thanks to all Jumbo owners who posted pics for the enabling!
Just wanted to share my excitement about my new 15202 with people who appreciate watches. Pick it up a few hours ago from my AD. Thanks to all Jumbo owners who posted pics for the enabling!
Constant Need For More?
Hello Rolex Forums!Most of the individuals on here have been purchasing/collecting much longer than I have. I've gotten into watches for about 2 years and it seems the more exposure to various brands/pieces I get, the more I'm feeling like it's never enough.Within the past two years I've managed to purchase various pieces ranging from an Omega Planet Ocean Casino Royale to a YMII SS. Every time I wanted a piece, it seemed like the price was unattainable. Then you work hard, get lucky, find a great deal and the moment you pull the trigger & put it on your wrist, one of the most amazing high's occur. However, it seems the more (quantity+value) I purchase, the less the high lasts and I end up looking for the next thing within a month.Does/Did this happen with any of the experience members? This post is not meant to be a humble brag, complaining, etc. I'm just curious if anyone else has experienced this and might be able to pass on some advice. Feels like I'm chasing the high rather th
Hello Rolex Forums!Most of the individuals on here have been purchasing/collecting much longer than I have. I've gotten into watches for about 2 years and it seems the more exposure to various brands/pieces I get, the more I'm feeling like it's never enough.Within the past two years I've managed to purchase various pieces ranging from an Omega Planet Ocean Casino Royale to a YMII SS. Every time I wanted a piece, it seemed like the price was unattainable. Then you work hard, get lucky, find a great deal and the moment you pull the trigger & put it on your wrist, one of the most amazing high's occur. However, it seems the more (quantity+value) I purchase, the less the high lasts and I end up looking for the next thing within a month.Does/Did this happen with any of the experience members? This post is not meant to be a humble brag, complaining, etc. I'm just curious if anyone else has experienced this and might be able to pass on some advice. Feels like I'm chasing the high rather th
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