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Watch FS, Breitling & Gucci
06-01-2009, 04:22 PM
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Watch FS, Breitling & Gucci
I have two watches I'm selling if anyone's interested.
First is a Gucci 8505 Stainless Steel. Asking $740 OBO.
The other is a Breitling Chronomat Evolution diamond bezel diamond dial mother of pearl. Asking $9842. Have all papers. Purchased last year and will be sending it in to get serviced tomorrow.
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First is a Gucci 8505 Stainless Steel. Asking $740 OBO.
The other is a Breitling Chronomat Evolution diamond bezel diamond dial mother of pearl. Asking $9842. Have all papers. Purchased last year and will be sending it in to get serviced tomorrow.
PM me for more details.
06-05-2009, 12:34 AM
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Why does your watch have black hands, and the one in the watchery.com photo have the proper silver hands?
Also, is there any way you could actually put your camera into macro mode and take some detailed close-up photos? Every digital camera that's worth its salt has macro mode, those are horribly blurry. Some pics of the caseback and band on the back side and some off-angle pics of the dial would be nice.
Also, is there any way you could actually put your camera into macro mode and take some detailed close-up photos? Every digital camera that's worth its salt has macro mode, those are horribly blurry. Some pics of the caseback and band on the back side and some off-angle pics of the dial would be nice.
06-05-2009, 09:25 AM
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Why does your watch have black hands, and the one in the watchery.com photo have the proper silver hands?
Also, is there any way you could actually put your camera into macro mode and take some detailed close-up photos? Every digital camera that's worth its salt has macro mode, those are horribly blurry. Some pics of the caseback and band on the back side and some off-angle pics of the dial would be nice.
Also, is there any way you could actually put your camera into macro mode and take some detailed close-up photos? Every digital camera that's worth its salt has macro mode, those are horribly blurry. Some pics of the caseback and band on the back side and some off-angle pics of the dial would be nice.
06-06-2009, 09:23 PM
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Hands are stainless steal but seeing how I'm taking a picture close up, it came out black due to the reflection of the lens.
Also, is there any way you could actually put your camera into macro mode and take some detailed close-up photos? [/QUOTE]
Let me know if you have anymore questions.
Blurred out last part of serial number.
Also, is there any way you could actually put your camera into macro mode and take some detailed close-up photos? [/QUOTE]
Let me know if you have anymore questions.
Blurred out last part of serial number.
06-06-2009, 11:23 PM
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You are blurring out the model number, not the serial number. Can you please post a photo of the caseback with the model number not blurred out?
Also, can you please post a picture of the caseback without your thumb and the band obscuring the portions of the band near the caseback? These should be etched with model information, which is kind of difficult to see when your thumb is in the way.
Lastly, the hands still look black, isn't there a way to show them "in the proper light"?
Also, can you please post a picture of the caseback without your thumb and the band obscuring the portions of the band near the caseback? These should be etched with model information, which is kind of difficult to see when your thumb is in the way.
Lastly, the hands still look black, isn't there a way to show them "in the proper light"?
06-06-2009, 11:50 PM
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You are blurring out the model number, not the serial number. Can you please post a photo of the caseback with the model number not blurred out?
Also, can you please post a picture of the caseback without your thumb and the band obscuring the portions of the band near the caseback? These should be etched with model information, which is kind of difficult to see when your thumb is in the way.
Lastly, the hands still look black, isn't there a way to show them "in the proper light"?
Also, can you please post a picture of the caseback without your thumb and the band obscuring the portions of the band near the caseback? These should be etched with model information, which is kind of difficult to see when your thumb is in the way.
Lastly, the hands still look black, isn't there a way to show them "in the proper light"?
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You are blurring out the model number, not the serial number. Can you please post a photo of the caseback with the model number not blurred out?
Also, can you please post a picture of the caseback without your thumb and the band obscuring the portions of the band near the caseback? These should be etched with model information, which is kind of difficult to see when your thumb is in the way.
Lastly, the hands still look black, isn't there a way to show them "in the proper light"?
Also, can you please post a picture of the caseback without your thumb and the band obscuring the portions of the band near the caseback? These should be etched with model information, which is kind of difficult to see when your thumb is in the way.
Lastly, the hands still look black, isn't there a way to show them "in the proper light"?
