Longines Hochfeine 8-Tage Standuhr mit Kaliber 19.41 "Milestone" Details
Movement
:Manual winding
Case Material
:Gold/Steel
Condition
:1 (mint)
:With Box
Location
:Germany, Muenchen
Price
:
1,250 (= $ 1,531)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement
:Manual winding
Case
Case Material
:Gold/Steel
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Please talk me out of it.
This Speedy Pro Broadarrow Moonphase is one of my favorite watches to look at in my small collection. The only Chronograph I own, as well as the only moonphase. Problem is - I don't wear it. It's a manual wind, the date / moon are set with a pusher, so whenever the power reserve runs out, it becomes a task to get it up to date. Last time I used a chronograph function, I timed a hard-boiled egg for my daughter - other than that, I have no need for the function. I just love to look at it, as it is an absolutely stunning watch. Perfect size too, nice and thick. I just never wear it.... Such a shame. So, lately I've been thinking about letting it go, so it finds a good home and an owner who actually uses it. Am I nuts?This is the watch (not my pic)
Serious rumor: PP5711 blue dial discontinued
Hello Gentleman,The title says it all. This is confirmed by phone by a German AD.Any other AD in the world who confirms this?OS
Paper named after much loved patek range ..
The watch with paper to match ...
ETA PR not consistent
My PAM Base ETA 6497 has been losing time on the Power Reserve. Let me explain myself.When I first purchased it I would get around 66 hours on a full wind. By full wind, I mean turning the crown until a point where it no longer winds and without forcing any further.I've been doing this test once again for a few times and would get different results each time. 1st try: 66 hours2nd try: ~63.5 hours3rd try: ~61.7 hoursI cannot find an answer as to why I would be getting back different PR even with a full wind.I know that these are way over the stated 48 hours, but I am just curious as to know why these figures would not be consistent.Thanks
Can Rolex do this during service? SD43 question.
I would never in a million years have this done, but am just curious... would Rolex be able to swap out the SD43's crystal/glass for one without a cyclops during a service?
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