U-Boat 5573 Features

Ref. No. :5573
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :2011
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Bologna
Price : € 1,700 (= $ 2,082)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
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- The first thing I found out is that the LED did NOT work so I returned it. I have received my refund.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Therese F Turkiye ?stanbul from Netherlands Purmerend
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U-Boat 5573 wrist watches news:
''In 1992 Comex diver Theo Mavrostomos achieved a record of 701 MSW (2300 ft) in an on shore hyperbaric chamber. He took 43 days to complete the dive. The watch used during this scientific record dive, where a hydrogen-helium-oxygen gas mixture was used as breathing gas, was a Rolex Sea-Dwelle''.? wiki.
.... Anyone else tried it yet?
Well guys, my very first swiss automatic watch was an Omega, and specifically it was the 2599.80. I recently sold it to fund my Breitling CA.I still miss that watch and I've come across an opportunity to purchase another one in mint to perfect condition - boxes, papers and red dot intact.Its on its way back to me and I'll post pictures when I receive it in a week.Let the waiting and nail biting begin.
A quick note/thread to discuss some of today's Christie's auction results. I bid on a particular reference today (did not win, but came damned close). Some references seemed to do OK, while others really surprised me on their low price. Yes, it's no secret that Patek sales are slow and auction prices are soft, but some of these results are quite interesting (in particular on the more complicated references) and make me wonder if we will continue to see a downward trend for some iconic and historically auction favorites.Let me know what you think. Thanks.The figures below are the all-in price paid by buyers (including premiums). Bad results that caught my eye:5131J - $100k5170G (Tiffany Dial - the watch that was of most interest to me) - $60k5970P - $168k! Sealed 5970G - $125k5102 Celestial - $143k5004G - $156kLadies 24 - $6kDecent results that caught my eye:5270 first generation - $112k5205G black dial - $40k5070R - $62k5396G - $118k5711 White Dial Tiffany Stamp - $47kI won't even comm
I was thinking about the first Rolex I ever owned (DJ 16220) and that it wasn¡¯t what I expected after yearning so many years. The sports models scratched that itch eventually but I was wondering how many others out there got that ¡°grail¡± piece then realized it was more of a ¡°fail¡±?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk








