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Zenith 862060405.23C Features
Ref. No. :862060405.23C
Code :21931
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Pink gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2011
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 14,746
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Power Reserve (h) :50 h
No. of Jewels :31
Frequency :36,000vph, 331 parts A/h
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Case Diameter :45.5 mm
Thickness :15 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Material bezel :Ceramic
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Functions :Flyback, Date
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Reinhold Messner and his Explorer II 1655
Dear Rolex-Fans, following you will find some scans from Reinhold Messners book about his solo climb to the Nanga Parbat in 1978. Messner wore an Explorer II 1655, which can be seen from the scans. This book was responsible for my decision to buy a 1655 in 1979, which was my very first Rolex.The Bookcover:Messners 1655:(Source: Reinhold Messner: Alleingang, BLV Verlagsgesellschaft M¨¹nchen, 1979)And as you can see, my 1655 is still with me:An interesting detail: Messner reached the Nanga Parbat on 9th August 1978 and therefore AFTER his first climb to the Everest without additional oxygene together with Peter Habeler on 8th May 1978. Looking to Rolex-advertisements from that time Messner should have worn during the Everest-expedition an Oysterquartz, which he then obviously changed to a 1655 for the solo climb to the Nanga Parbat. Unfortunately Messners book about the Everest-Expedition does not show any photo of him on which his watch can be seen. Only a photo of Peter Habeler wearing
Dear Rolex-Fans, following you will find some scans from Reinhold Messners book about his solo climb to the Nanga Parbat in 1978. Messner wore an Explorer II 1655, which can be seen from the scans. This book was responsible for my decision to buy a 1655 in 1979, which was my very first Rolex.The Bookcover:Messners 1655:(Source: Reinhold Messner: Alleingang, BLV Verlagsgesellschaft M¨¹nchen, 1979)And as you can see, my 1655 is still with me:An interesting detail: Messner reached the Nanga Parbat on 9th August 1978 and therefore AFTER his first climb to the Everest without additional oxygene together with Peter Habeler on 8th May 1978. Looking to Rolex-advertisements from that time Messner should have worn during the Everest-expedition an Oysterquartz, which he then obviously changed to a 1655 for the solo climb to the Nanga Parbat. Unfortunately Messners book about the Everest-Expedition does not show any photo of him on which his watch can be seen. Only a photo of Peter Habeler wearing
Distorting History - Horology?
I am just back a trip to Switzerland, the undisputed heart of watch design and making, so much so that it amazes me that companies with the standing of Hermes feel they must distort the truth of 'Horology'Flicking through a magazine in the airport lounge, I come across this lovely piece. Immediately I am impressed and delighted to see modern designs using the beautiful designs of the past.Especially one as super as this and with out any doubt the 'beginning of the wristwatch' an are of such great interest and passion to me.But on reading closely it says, and I quote"On this photo dating from 1912, Jacqueline Hermes wears the ingenious leather strap encasing a pocket watch 'designed by her father'. A century later, Hermes draws upon its historical expertise in re-issuing an exclusive limited series call In The Pocket""Designed by her Father - in 1912" - Really? I think not.We know these leather conversion straps - known as 'WRISTLETS' were worn by officers in the Boer War some 12 ye
I am just back a trip to Switzerland, the undisputed heart of watch design and making, so much so that it amazes me that companies with the standing of Hermes feel they must distort the truth of 'Horology'Flicking through a magazine in the airport lounge, I come across this lovely piece. Immediately I am impressed and delighted to see modern designs using the beautiful designs of the past.Especially one as super as this and with out any doubt the 'beginning of the wristwatch' an are of such great interest and passion to me.But on reading closely it says, and I quote"On this photo dating from 1912, Jacqueline Hermes wears the ingenious leather strap encasing a pocket watch 'designed by her father'. A century later, Hermes draws upon its historical expertise in re-issuing an exclusive limited series call In The Pocket""Designed by her Father - in 1912" - Really? I think not.We know these leather conversion straps - known as 'WRISTLETS' were worn by officers in the Boer War some 12 ye
What is my Benrus watch worth
I have a 10 karat gold filled watch that has a gold leaf on the face of it. I can find no info on the internet about it . the serial# is 346592BenRus.jpg
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Info about a seamaster 300M
Hi people, Im seriously thinking about getting a Seamaster. Any one can provide me info and how good is this deal..?? Would like to know some basic spec of this watch as well...thanks yall in advance...milanclassic.net/goods.php?id=7283
Hi people, Im seriously thinking about getting a Seamaster. Any one can provide me info and how good is this deal..?? Would like to know some basic spec of this watch as well...thanks yall in advance...milanclassic.net/goods.php?id=7283
New guy with a service question
New guy here. I've been reading the forum for a little while and slowly coming up to speed on a few things not the least of which is the jargon! I think I've figured out some, the others will come in time.Anyway, I bought myself a Submariner in 1988 and save for a few exceptions, it hasn't been off my wrist for more than a couple of days since purchasing.Last service was 1999, and the receipt shows a cost from the Rolex Service Center of $350. I wish that were still the case. I'm working toward sending it off again as it is losing some time and I assume that the lubricants could stand a refreshing.My questions if anyone cares to answer...The bezel on the watch is scratched in the vicinity of the pearl resulting in the top area of the triangle surrounding the pearl has lost it's silver paint. I'm considering replacing the bezel and wonder if anyone might know the cost involved and additionally if the newer ceramic bezel I've been reading about is an option for the replacement on an olde
New guy here. I've been reading the forum for a little while and slowly coming up to speed on a few things not the least of which is the jargon! I think I've figured out some, the others will come in time.Anyway, I bought myself a Submariner in 1988 and save for a few exceptions, it hasn't been off my wrist for more than a couple of days since purchasing.Last service was 1999, and the receipt shows a cost from the Rolex Service Center of $350. I wish that were still the case. I'm working toward sending it off again as it is losing some time and I assume that the lubricants could stand a refreshing.My questions if anyone cares to answer...The bezel on the watch is scratched in the vicinity of the pearl resulting in the top area of the triangle surrounding the pearl has lost it's silver paint. I'm considering replacing the bezel and wonder if anyone might know the cost involved and additionally if the newer ceramic bezel I've been reading about is an option for the replacement on an olde
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