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Vacheron Constantin Vacheron Constantin 19193 Features
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Japan, Yokohama
Price : £¤ 1,980,000 (= $ 25,271)
Availability
On request
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Bronze
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Buckle
Others :Display Back
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Vacheron Constantin Vacheron Constantin 19193 The Related Reviews:
- Although the appearance is very good and keeps good time, the date circles seem to be solely decorative. I was a bit disappointed, not knowing that before buying it.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by George D Heraklion Greece Greta from Netherlands Purmerend
- Looks great. elegant and excellent dress watch. Alternative to Omega Deville.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by David Boone Australia South Perth from Netherlands Purmerend
- quick delivery and duct exactly what was discribed. very good watch!
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- Review by William Alves Australia Clifton Hill from Netherlands Purmerend
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Oris has created another piece of high-quality with this Divers watch time
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Help wanted: need info aboute this vintage IWC
What caliber does this watch run, and what size does it have.What is ¨¤ watch like this worth today, i am planning to buy thisBest Regards / JSent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
What caliber does this watch run, and what size does it have.What is ¨¤ watch like this worth today, i am planning to buy thisBest Regards / JSent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
After 44 years...
Still working like a champ You may remeber this guy, my heirloom Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date from 1965:Well, I got a replacement camera (the same model , but very cheap) and took my first pics of the returned pal A general pictureI wanted the watch restored, and not get a franken with different dial and hands, as there weren't the correct ones availableThe dial was practically rebuilt, as showed in another thread; the hour and minute hands, were plated (don't know if it's the correct term) in sterling silver, and got a new genuine Rolex crystal, so no third party pieces in the watch itselfthe seconds hand is untouchedThe case was repolished and rebrushed...I decided finally to install a leather strap, as it gives IMHO a more classy look to the watch, as I got the Oyster and Jubilee bracelets, but didn't like them, they scream that the watch is a model from 1965 , so the strap was the path to gomaybe I will swap from time to time, so I can have like three Rolexes The signed crown:One de
Still working like a champ You may remeber this guy, my heirloom Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date from 1965:Well, I got a replacement camera (the same model , but very cheap) and took my first pics of the returned pal A general pictureI wanted the watch restored, and not get a franken with different dial and hands, as there weren't the correct ones availableThe dial was practically rebuilt, as showed in another thread; the hour and minute hands, were plated (don't know if it's the correct term) in sterling silver, and got a new genuine Rolex crystal, so no third party pieces in the watch itselfthe seconds hand is untouchedThe case was repolished and rebrushed...I decided finally to install a leather strap, as it gives IMHO a more classy look to the watch, as I got the Oyster and Jubilee bracelets, but didn't like them, they scream that the watch is a model from 1965 , so the strap was the path to gomaybe I will swap from time to time, so I can have like three Rolexes The signed crown:One de
ETA 2824 Technical question...
Hi guys. I tried to post this in the technical forum, but it seems that I don't have enough posts to do that.I have a DOXA 1000T Divingstar with an ETA 2824-2 movement, 1 year old. I have been hand winding the watch a lot, which I now know is something that you shouldn't really do. You should just shake the watch a little and then wear it.So what has happened is that last week when I was hand winding the watch, the watch started to vibrate. So I looked around the net and found this:mwrforum.net/forums/showthread.php?p=82511This sounds just like what was happening to my DOXA. So I took the watch to a local watchmaker, I didn't want to send the watch back to Switzerland for warranty, (cost of shipping, and I'm very worried about losing the watch in transit.)Anyways, the guy called me back today and said that he needs to replace the Reverse Wheels. That was all he said that he found was wrong with the watch. The cost is $60.00.So my question is: Do any of you guys know that if the
Hi guys. I tried to post this in the technical forum, but it seems that I don't have enough posts to do that.I have a DOXA 1000T Divingstar with an ETA 2824-2 movement, 1 year old. I have been hand winding the watch a lot, which I now know is something that you shouldn't really do. You should just shake the watch a little and then wear it.So what has happened is that last week when I was hand winding the watch, the watch started to vibrate. So I looked around the net and found this:mwrforum.net/forums/showthread.php?p=82511This sounds just like what was happening to my DOXA. So I took the watch to a local watchmaker, I didn't want to send the watch back to Switzerland for warranty, (cost of shipping, and I'm very worried about losing the watch in transit.)Anyways, the guy called me back today and said that he needs to replace the Reverse Wheels. That was all he said that he found was wrong with the watch. The cost is $60.00.So my question is: Do any of you guys know that if the
Just took off my Patek....
...and put on my DSSD to do some moving/yard work....As soon as the DSSD touched my wrist i broke out laughing how heavy and big this is compared to 5167. Ill be used to it in an hour or two but its amazing the difference...or amazing how light and thin the 5167 is!
...and put on my DSSD to do some moving/yard work....As soon as the DSSD touched my wrist i broke out laughing how heavy and big this is compared to 5167. Ill be used to it in an hour or two but its amazing the difference...or amazing how light and thin the 5167 is!
