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Ulysse Nardin 266-33-8/92 Features
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Ref. No. :266-33-8/92
Code :266-33-8/92
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Pink Gold
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
Location :United States, New York, Airmont
Price : $ 29,304
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Case Diameter :42.7 mm
Thickness :12.5 mm
Waterproof :300 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Pink Gold
Bracelet Color :Gold
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Date
Others :Luminescent Hands, Chronometer, Power Reserve Display, Rotating Bezel
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Ulysse Nardin 266-33-8/92 wrist watches news:
ploprof ad. ...
i passed an AD today (not the one i use BTW). they had an enormous poster advertising the new ploprof 1200m. ad. read: "designed to take your breath away" (probably the price) "sharkproof bracelet" (!!!). that last bit just completely creased me up.
i passed an AD today (not the one i use BTW). they had an enormous poster advertising the new ploprof 1200m. ad. read: "designed to take your breath away" (probably the price) "sharkproof bracelet" (!!!). that last bit just completely creased me up.
Aquanaut 5167A - Stopping?
I've owned my 6167A for nearly a year now. (Purchased new.) When I'm not wearing it, it sits in a winding box. Sometimes over night. Sometimes for a few days. More often than not, when I go back into the winding box I find that it's stopped. Until recently, I've shrugged it off, figuring that maybe the box isn't rotating enough to keep it going. But, when I pull the watch and wind it: (i) it takes a while - I'd estimate at least 30 seconds - to get going; (ii) then it may not stay going; and (iii) for the first half hour or so that I'm wearing it, I notice that it stops and starts. My initial reaction is that maybe I'm just not hand winding it enough. I've not experienced similar issues w/ any of my other high end watches - AP, Breguet, Rolex, VC. So it's kind of frustrating me.Any thoughts/similar experiences? Do 1 year old stopped PPs w/ "simple" movements require a lot of handwinding? Or does this sound unusual and should I run it in for service?Thanks in advance.
I've owned my 6167A for nearly a year now. (Purchased new.) When I'm not wearing it, it sits in a winding box. Sometimes over night. Sometimes for a few days. More often than not, when I go back into the winding box I find that it's stopped. Until recently, I've shrugged it off, figuring that maybe the box isn't rotating enough to keep it going. But, when I pull the watch and wind it: (i) it takes a while - I'd estimate at least 30 seconds - to get going; (ii) then it may not stay going; and (iii) for the first half hour or so that I'm wearing it, I notice that it stops and starts. My initial reaction is that maybe I'm just not hand winding it enough. I've not experienced similar issues w/ any of my other high end watches - AP, Breguet, Rolex, VC. So it's kind of frustrating me.Any thoughts/similar experiences? Do 1 year old stopped PPs w/ "simple" movements require a lot of handwinding? Or does this sound unusual and should I run it in for service?Thanks in advance.
Looking too learn about....
the mechanical and technical aspects of how a watch works. I love to collect watches and love to wear them but I am a dummy when it comes to their inner workings. Can anyone point me in the right direction of wear to read about how the mechanics of a watch work. Ie: what each parts specific job is and how are all the parts inter-twined? Any direction would be appreciated. I figured if Im building a collection and love wearing them I should at least know how they work. LOL thank you.
the mechanical and technical aspects of how a watch works. I love to collect watches and love to wear them but I am a dummy when it comes to their inner workings. Can anyone point me in the right direction of wear to read about how the mechanics of a watch work. Ie: what each parts specific job is and how are all the parts inter-twined? Any direction would be appreciated. I figured if Im building a collection and love wearing them I should at least know how they work. LOL thank you.
LiquidMetal: does it live up to hype?
I currently do not own an Omega, but saw that at least one of their models has a Liquidmetal case. If someone owns one, I would appreciate feedback on scratch resistance and weight compared to Titanium or other metals.I visited the Liquidmetal website and naturally it placed LM above Ti, steel, etc. in all categories. And Apple has made several proprietary contracts with LM, suggesting the iPhone6 or another Apple device will have a LM case.But I was hoping to hear from an owner about the LM properties. And if it is so great, why aren't other major watch makers using it?Thanks in advance.
I currently do not own an Omega, but saw that at least one of their models has a Liquidmetal case. If someone owns one, I would appreciate feedback on scratch resistance and weight compared to Titanium or other metals.I visited the Liquidmetal website and naturally it placed LM above Ti, steel, etc. in all categories. And Apple has made several proprietary contracts with LM, suggesting the iPhone6 or another Apple device will have a LM case.But I was hoping to hear from an owner about the LM properties. And if it is so great, why aren't other major watch makers using it?Thanks in advance.
What's the best addition to my collection?
So I've been selling off a lot of my collection I don't wear to convert 3 watches to 1. The question now is which do I go with? I really want this to be a special piece and don't generally wear anything more than business casual. Currently remaining in the collection:Rolex SubC non dateGrand Seiko SnowflakeGrand Seiko HAQ SBGV005AP 15400 White/SilverOmega Seamaster Ceramic BlueUp for consideration to add:Patek 5711 Blue - love the looks of this, but very hard to come by at a reasonable price. Patek 5712 - slightly easier to find, but have not seen in person. By far the most expensive. AP Royal Oak Offshore Titanium - Available and quite like this piece. Any thoughts on making the final selection?The other possibility is buying the AP ROO and putting my name down on the list for the 5711, but my AD can't even give me any sort of time frame at all (in Boston) then flip the AP whenever the Nautilus comes in.
So I've been selling off a lot of my collection I don't wear to convert 3 watches to 1. The question now is which do I go with? I really want this to be a special piece and don't generally wear anything more than business casual. Currently remaining in the collection:Rolex SubC non dateGrand Seiko SnowflakeGrand Seiko HAQ SBGV005AP 15400 White/SilverOmega Seamaster Ceramic BlueUp for consideration to add:Patek 5711 Blue - love the looks of this, but very hard to come by at a reasonable price. Patek 5712 - slightly easier to find, but have not seen in person. By far the most expensive. AP Royal Oak Offshore Titanium - Available and quite like this piece. Any thoughts on making the final selection?The other possibility is buying the AP ROO and putting my name down on the list for the 5711, but my AD can't even give me any sort of time frame at all (in Boston) then flip the AP whenever the Nautilus comes in.
