Vacheron Constantin 47192/000B-9352 Features
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Ref. No. :47192/000B-9352
Code :10752
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 46,395
Availability
On request
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :1141
Power Reserve (h) :48 h
Case
Case Material :White gold
Case Diameter :42 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Chronograph
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Vacheron Constantin 47192/000B-9352 wrist watches news:
Hi Guys saw this web site & wondering if its legitsome of the prices are lowNote from Admin: Link removed.let me know what you think?
Today I played my brother in pool for a very simple bet. Both of us as of right now only have one watch each, and we both hate terribly each others' watch. So the bet I proposed was that the winner of the best of three games would have to wear the other's watch proudly on their wrist for an entire week. I was ok giving up my watch for a week to my brother, as it isn't a real problem to tell time in other ways for me, and besides it's nice having a bit of a rest (watches become heavy after a while, unless they're Timex IronMans), so lo and behold, I won, and now he's stuck with my pretty Bulova Automatic for a week.But it got me thinking, maybe I may like his watch, maybe it's not as terrible as I believe. After putting it on once, I decided to never wear it again. If you're an Invicta fan, don't read this next sentence. It was the most ****ed uncomfortable, fat, and ugly thing I've seen on a wrist- it's just downright silly looking and I'm not a diver (although my brother is) and
I saw a pretty nice looking one of these at Chuan Watch in Singapore last night, and I have to confess that I'm quite tempted.If you're really interested, go here: chuanwatch/products/9663-...es-25721T.htmlWhat I would like to know is, does anyone know how much this watch retailed at when brand new, preferably in UK sterling? And, providing I'm not breaking any forum rules in asking this, is the price (which they have indicated that they will discount) fair and reasonable?
Just curious, anyone know if this clasp would fit on a PO?
Why would Rolex remove all references to 904L steel from its website except these two articles and begin calling their watch material Oystersteel?https://.rolex/rolex-history/1971-1992.htmlhttps://.rolex/watches/rolex-...materials.htmlOne of the articles says: Rolex became the first watchmaking brand to pioneer the use of 904L steel for the cases of all its steel watches. Most commonly used in high‑technology and in the aerospace and chemical industries, its excellent anti-corrosion properties are comparable to those of precious metals and it offers a final polish of exceptional sheen.Sounds perfect! Why can't Rolex just leave it at that? I guess it wants to differentiate itself from other future watch company users of 904L? It just seems silly. It was a nice development in 1985 when Rolex started using 904L and its easy for people to understand what 904L is once explained to them. Period.There is no need to give 904L a weird name to impress the unwashed masses. I guess Rolex sh








