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Tudor Tudor 17834 Features
Condition :3 (fair)
Location :Italy, Napoli
Price : € 2,300 (= $ 2,816)
Availability
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We will arrange the delivery of Tudor Tudor 17834 replica as soon as your payment is confirmed. Please make sure that your telephone number and email address are right, because the customer service representatives will contact you and identify your information, in order to deal with the shipments of your order. Generally, we deliver products through EMS, DHL, UPS, etc. And the tracking number will be sent to you via email once the watch is shipped. The shipping fee of any order over $300 is free. The package will be arrived about 7 to 15 days. We accept payment by PayPal, Visa/Master card, Western Union and Bank Transfer. If you pay by Western Union or Bank Transfer, we can offer you 15% off. If you have any questions about shipping and payment, please contact us freely, we'll be glad to help you!
Tudor Tudor 17834 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Ryan Thompson Norway Kristiansund from Netherlands Purmerend
- I thought this watch and the 3 band would be for fun. But the band holes fray. Only wore 2x. Going back.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Maritza Zapata Puerto Rico Caguas from Netherlands Purmerend
- good seller, fast delivery, A+++
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- Review by gregorio cedillos Spain Montblanc (tarragona) from Netherlands Purmerend
Tudor Tudor 17834 wrist watches news:
Advice re Rolex Milgauss
Hi everyone. I am new to the Rolex forum - to be honest I had previously found them quite uncomfortable to wear. Today however I found one that I really like - the green glass Milgauss. What do you guys think of this particular model. I have heard so much about the rarity of this model etc etc but was wondering if it was all just hype. I would not be purchasing the watch for investment purposes but after realising how much money I have lost on the Franck Muller Casablanca I purchased a few years ago, I do not want to make the same mistake again if I do not enjoy the watch. I am in no way wanting advice re. investment values, just wondering if you experts think that this would be a good choice for my first Rolex.Many thanks in advance.
Hi everyone. I am new to the Rolex forum - to be honest I had previously found them quite uncomfortable to wear. Today however I found one that I really like - the green glass Milgauss. What do you guys think of this particular model. I have heard so much about the rarity of this model etc etc but was wondering if it was all just hype. I would not be purchasing the watch for investment purposes but after realising how much money I have lost on the Franck Muller Casablanca I purchased a few years ago, I do not want to make the same mistake again if I do not enjoy the watch. I am in no way wanting advice re. investment values, just wondering if you experts think that this would be a good choice for my first Rolex.Many thanks in advance.
pics of my new watch
finally i have some pictures of my new watch, you must excuse my photography skills im not any good at all! i havn't been able to take it off since i bought it
finally i have some pictures of my new watch, you must excuse my photography skills im not any good at all! i havn't been able to take it off since i bought it
Where Do You Store Your Watches?
Recently I've seen a few pictures of WTF members' storage cases, safes, etc., and it got me to wondering about how everyone stores their watches. Until recently, my storage process involved watch boxes scattered on top of my dresser, like this:A few days ago I bought a couple of winder/cases to wind my automatic watches and store my quartz ones. I'm curious how others store their watches. Whether you have 2 or 50, whether they are inexpensive or valuable, where do you keep them?
Recently I've seen a few pictures of WTF members' storage cases, safes, etc., and it got me to wondering about how everyone stores their watches. Until recently, my storage process involved watch boxes scattered on top of my dresser, like this:A few days ago I bought a couple of winder/cases to wind my automatic watches and store my quartz ones. I'm curious how others store their watches. Whether you have 2 or 50, whether they are inexpensive or valuable, where do you keep them?
best auto movement?
Being that I have limited knowledge of movements, I was wondering what the experts on these forums thought would be the best automatic movement to consider when looking for a watch falling in these catagories 1- Price range $600.00-$1200.00 (The lower price the better)lol!2- Limited supply or collectabilty (If thats a word)3 Dependability4 Resale value5 Future expectations of reliabilityAny help would be greatly appreciated. Also any particular brand of watch you think falls into that movements range. Hopefully this not a stupid question. I'm thinking about moving up a notch in my collection, so I'm just trying to educate myself before I make any hasty decisions Thanks again in advance. P.S. I've been looking at the Valjoux,s.
Being that I have limited knowledge of movements, I was wondering what the experts on these forums thought would be the best automatic movement to consider when looking for a watch falling in these catagories 1- Price range $600.00-$1200.00 (The lower price the better)lol!2- Limited supply or collectabilty (If thats a word)3 Dependability4 Resale value5 Future expectations of reliabilityAny help would be greatly appreciated. Also any particular brand of watch you think falls into that movements range. Hopefully this not a stupid question. I'm thinking about moving up a notch in my collection, so I'm just trying to educate myself before I make any hasty decisions Thanks again in advance. P.S. I've been looking at the Valjoux,s.
114060 swap with 16710 Pepsi?
Was recently offered a trade for my 114060 mint from Dec 2016, for a year 2000 16710 faded Pepsi with an extra Coke insert. The watch is almost a full set, missing just the warranty card (long past warranty by now), but does have service papers from Nov 2017. Owner says the watch is unpolished, although I have not yet seen it in person. I've never quite been a fan of the Pepsi GMT, but would like to gather the collective opinion on TRF if this is a sane trade? I have two 114060s (one is still BNIB), so this opportunity seemed tempting. Or are there better trades out there?Thank you TRF family.
Was recently offered a trade for my 114060 mint from Dec 2016, for a year 2000 16710 faded Pepsi with an extra Coke insert. The watch is almost a full set, missing just the warranty card (long past warranty by now), but does have service papers from Nov 2017. Owner says the watch is unpolished, although I have not yet seen it in person. I've never quite been a fan of the Pepsi GMT, but would like to gather the collective opinion on TRF if this is a sane trade? I have two 114060s (one is still BNIB), so this opportunity seemed tempting. Or are there better trades out there?Thank you TRF family.
