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U-Boat 2062 Features
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Ref. No. :2062
Code :9559
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Silver
Bracelet Material :Calfskin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 4,275
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :ETA 7750
Power Reserve (h) :44 h
Case
Case Material :Silver
Case Diameter :53 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Dial :Beige
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Calfskin
Bracelet Color :Brown
Functions :Chronograph
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U-Boat 2062 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Brenda Quintanilla Sweden Saroe from Netherlands Purmerend
- Beautiful and comfortable watch. Black Dial, silver accents, and black band are gorgeous. Can be worn either casual or dressy. Gave it to my husband for a gift and he loves it!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Brianna Garman France, Metropolitan Portet Sur Garonne from Netherlands Purmerend
- Very nice seller. Very happy with the watch I purchased! Recommended!
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- Review by VStojk United States Weston from Netherlands Purmerend
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Mid 90s Swiss Army Mecha-Quartz Chronograph?
A few weeks ago my Dad, an avid watch-nerd, brought to my attention a peculiar watch from his collection. The watch is a Swiss Army chronograph from the mid to late 90's that he believes was the first chronograph they produced, and one that was only available for a short amount of time. As far as looks go it's not particularly strange. It has the classic Swiss Army case design with a white face, and a fairly normal dial layout. What's weird about it is how it works. First, there is no moving seconds hand. The third sub-dial, which is located at 6, is a date index with a hand that points to the day, which is set by pushing a recessed button on the side of the case. This detail unto itself is fairly uncommon for a quartz chronograph, but what is really weird is how the chronograph works.When you start the chrono, you might find its behavior slightly strange. First, the 60-second register is ticking at half-second intervals. While this is less than a typical mechanical chronograph, which
A few weeks ago my Dad, an avid watch-nerd, brought to my attention a peculiar watch from his collection. The watch is a Swiss Army chronograph from the mid to late 90's that he believes was the first chronograph they produced, and one that was only available for a short amount of time. As far as looks go it's not particularly strange. It has the classic Swiss Army case design with a white face, and a fairly normal dial layout. What's weird about it is how it works. First, there is no moving seconds hand. The third sub-dial, which is located at 6, is a date index with a hand that points to the day, which is set by pushing a recessed button on the side of the case. This detail unto itself is fairly uncommon for a quartz chronograph, but what is really weird is how the chronograph works.When you start the chrono, you might find its behavior slightly strange. First, the 60-second register is ticking at half-second intervals. While this is less than a typical mechanical chronograph, which
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Always had my AD do the job, but want to try resizing the bracelet on a 16610.TIA. Brad
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Hey guys (and Gals), I've been reading a bit on the general forum lately and thought I'd drop in here as Seamasters were really my first love. I bought the SMPC AC new in 2004, the GMT is a more recent acquisition. (I figured I better grab the GW before they got too hard to find or too expensive.) There are some really wonderful watches on this site! I guess I need to drop in more often.Thanks for looking,Mitch
price reduction
10 % drop in uk prices...............what do we think
10 % drop in uk prices...............what do we think
With all the talk of the Rolex SS shortage...
There are tons of Datejusts, Oyster Perpetuals and Explorers available. I visited some dealers on Friday and tried on a number of these models. I also got on a list for the White OP being released in September. Meanwhile, I overheard a salesman quote a 7 year waiting list for a Submariner to a customer and his so .I¡¯m very new to the world of Rolex watches, but 1) Why are Submariner and GMT in so much demand relative to DJ, OP?2) Do DJ and OP models have poor resale value?
There are tons of Datejusts, Oyster Perpetuals and Explorers available. I visited some dealers on Friday and tried on a number of these models. I also got on a list for the White OP being released in September. Meanwhile, I overheard a salesman quote a 7 year waiting list for a Submariner to a customer and his so .I¡¯m very new to the world of Rolex watches, but 1) Why are Submariner and GMT in so much demand relative to DJ, OP?2) Do DJ and OP models have poor resale value?
