U-Boat 1175 Features
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Ref. No. :1175
Code :9612
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Calfskin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 3,575
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Movement/Caliber :ETA 6497
Power Reserve (h) :46 h
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :50 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Calfskin
Bracelet Color :Black
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U-Boat 1175 wrist watches news:
I was doing my normal surfing, and came across this:cgi.ebay/OMEGA-C-CONSTELL...ht_4701wt_1167Nice...except that a movement from 1960 shouldn't be in a case that wasn't made until 1966/67 at the earliest. Sharp looking franken though, isn't it?
Does anybody here have a BC3 with an aftermarket band/strap/bracelet? I like the case, dial, hands, etc., but I'm not thrilled with the strap or bracelet that comes on them. I figured since it appears to have a traditional lug setup it wouldn't be too hard to change the strap.Opinions and/or photos will be greatly appreciated!
Hi everyone, I'm hoping you can offer a few suggestions here. I just received a new watch for my birthday a Hamilton Khaki King. I'm a big fan of the watch, but now that I've had it on the wrist for a day or so, I'm wondering if I might be happier with something a little bit bigger. The Hamilton is 40mm, and I might be looking for something in the area of 42-44. So, could anyone recommend something with these requirements:Black faceLeather strap42-44mmDay/DateNo more than $500Ideally, I'd like it to be automatic, but at this price point, I know there aren't a ton of options. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Several have asked how the LM differs from the standard PO. I have not owned a standard but here are some shots that may show the differences.Of course the not-so-subtle caseback shouts different:Notice that all the engraving left no room for the anti-counterfeiting globe which now appears on the back of the 5:00 lug. (World Premier is a bit much IMO as is the and Only of the sapphire sandwich.)Then there are the applied numerals and Omega, red Seamaster, silver lettering and minute indexing, and if you look carefully, you will see the green [ZrO2]:The LM dial is made of the same ceramic material as the bezel and the date window appears to be cut with clearly defined edges rather than stamped as with the standard dial:And of course, the LiquidMetal is only available in the 42mm size.Fr. John?
I recently bought an old Seamaster (case reference 166.042) which I decided would be a good candidate for a restoration by Omega in Bienne. The dial - which is one of the reasons I liked the watch - has some issues, and so the watch needs more than just a polishing and a cleaning. A true craftsman will need to restore the dial, or better yet maybe Omega has a spare original dial laying around to replace the dial. :) Here are some before pictures showing the dial (since that is the area that I think needs the most work):The movement seems to keeping good time, so it is mostly (I hope) a matter of restoring the dial, polishing the case, and making it look good as new. After going through the process of finding out the what, how etc. for sending a watch to Omega in Switzerland, I thought I would post a thread, show the before pictures and update the thread as the process moves along.Ultimately I hope to post the after photos as well.I started by sending an email to Omega customer serv