Zenith 18.2220.8808/01.C631 Features
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Ref. No. :18.2220.8808/01.C631
Code :12353
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United States, Florida, Miami
Price : $ 178,125
Availability
On request
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :El Primero 8808
Power Reserve (h) :50 h
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Case Diameter :45 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Fold clasp
Functions :Equation of time
Others :Limited Edition
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Zenith 18.2220.8808/01.C631 wrist watches news:
Christmas, Toys and your Favorite Complications
One of my two favorite times of the year, the other being Easter. Quite different of course even if both are cause for rejoicing since with Easter one first observes the stark and sombre passage before coming into the light.I used to get toys when I was younger. Then my parents switched the emphasis to books. I've never been a book enthusiast as most of my previous GFs have discovered. I do buy them of course but those of an informational variety.What I love are toys . I've never been into those executive toys which were fashionable around the early to mid-eighties. They had their initial moments of fun following which they became yet something else to dust My best toy though is the chronograph
One of my two favorite times of the year, the other being Easter. Quite different of course even if both are cause for rejoicing since with Easter one first observes the stark and sombre passage before coming into the light.I used to get toys when I was younger. Then my parents switched the emphasis to books. I've never been a book enthusiast as most of my previous GFs have discovered. I do buy them of course but those of an informational variety.What I love are toys . I've never been into those executive toys which were fashionable around the early to mid-eighties. They had their initial moments of fun following which they became yet something else to dust My best toy though is the chronograph
Seiko Monster questions
I thought you could tell when your monster was made and information about the movement from the numbers on the watch. Does anyone know the codes?
I thought you could tell when your monster was made and information about the movement from the numbers on the watch. Does anyone know the codes?
INCOMING New beach beater!
It's not the finest example of a watch that's liked for it's horoligical advancements, but it'll serve it's purpose when i'm looking to get out in the ocean. The watch is a little big for me (42mm), but its not as much a fashion statement as it is a tool. I received it in the mail with the battery dead! :mad: but a quick trip to walgreens and some silicone sealant fixed it up nice. I'm gonna have to open it up again to remove the dust from the face, but i'll do it later.Does anyone think i need to go to an AD to re-seal the watch? It's only 100m resistant.Thanks to all for the suggestions, this is to hold me over untill i can get a serious diver (SMP 2220.80 )
It's not the finest example of a watch that's liked for it's horoligical advancements, but it'll serve it's purpose when i'm looking to get out in the ocean. The watch is a little big for me (42mm), but its not as much a fashion statement as it is a tool. I received it in the mail with the battery dead! :mad: but a quick trip to walgreens and some silicone sealant fixed it up nice. I'm gonna have to open it up again to remove the dust from the face, but i'll do it later.Does anyone think i need to go to an AD to re-seal the watch? It's only 100m resistant.Thanks to all for the suggestions, this is to hold me over untill i can get a serious diver (SMP 2220.80 )
Advice Please: PAM 351 or 441 OR you tell me...
Hey all,I think I'm gonna take another swing at Panerai. I love the ceramic line, and before we get started you should know I owned a Radiomir 292. I really enjoyed the watch, but realized after a relatively short period of time the wire lugs weren't really my favorite flavor.So I spent some time at the AD yesterday and realized I want a 44mm Luminor 1950. I also fell hard for the Ti case on the 351. I think the tone of the metal looks amazing with the brown dial and strap.At this moment I am most interested in the Titanium 351 and the Ceramic 441, and I am very open to other suggestions. Here's my list of preferences...Price: $5k-9k (preowned or new, trusted seller route most likely)Size: 44-45mmCollection: Luminor 1950Materials: Ceramic, Titanium, SteelFunction/Complications: Seconds & Date (no date is ok too, but I do like having it)Dial: Sandwich dial, (Tobacco if possible)Extras Preferences: I really like the tobacco dials, I do like the exhibition case back, I love the b
Hey all,I think I'm gonna take another swing at Panerai. I love the ceramic line, and before we get started you should know I owned a Radiomir 292. I really enjoyed the watch, but realized after a relatively short period of time the wire lugs weren't really my favorite flavor.So I spent some time at the AD yesterday and realized I want a 44mm Luminor 1950. I also fell hard for the Ti case on the 351. I think the tone of the metal looks amazing with the brown dial and strap.At this moment I am most interested in the Titanium 351 and the Ceramic 441, and I am very open to other suggestions. Here's my list of preferences...Price: $5k-9k (preowned or new, trusted seller route most likely)Size: 44-45mmCollection: Luminor 1950Materials: Ceramic, Titanium, SteelFunction/Complications: Seconds & Date (no date is ok too, but I do like having it)Dial: Sandwich dial, (Tobacco if possible)Extras Preferences: I really like the tobacco dials, I do like the exhibition case back, I love the b
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