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oju, oju ese milgauss 40 mm es precioso, miedo me doy, habra qur ir ahorrandoBuen hallazgo, con esta información ya se puede emitir un veredicto más justo. Pero que lo hagan otros...
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mandrake
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Hay que reconocer que con buenas fotos ganan bastante (o pierden menos, segun se mire) los YachtMaster, pena que no haya mas del GMTII...y el Milgauss esta simpatico, habrá que verlo, curioso que resuciten ahora este modelo justo cuando IWC esta suprimiendo la caja de hierro dulce (que raro suena esto) de los nuevos modelos de Ingenieur...
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Opino que han mejorado el GMT (partes nuevas en el movimiento, bisel (no de "aluminio" y armis)
Han cambiado el Yacht, que era un reloj "dificil", no sé si acertadamente, para mi la esfera es mejor, pero la inscripción del bisel se lo carga.
El milgauss le sobra el "rayo que no cesa" horrible ese segundero (para mi).
El tiempo lo dirá y además hay que verlos, pero el GMT será codiciado, el reloj ha ganado, y cuando saquen el bisel en colores, mas.
Saludos
Han cambiado el Yacht, que era un reloj "dificil", no sé si acertadamente, para mi la esfera es mejor, pero la inscripción del bisel se lo carga.
El milgauss le sobra el "rayo que no cesa" horrible ese segundero (para mi).
El tiempo lo dirá y además hay que verlos, pero el GMT será codiciado, el reloj ha ganado, y cuando saquen el bisel en colores, mas.
Saludos
O
OIR
Forer@ Senior
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A mí no me gusta ninguno. El único que se salva es el GMT y se parece mucho al sub, pero el armis para mí visualmente es menos acertado.
Debe ser que la edad avanza y me desposiciona como posible comprador.
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santi
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Hechos, que no opiniones 
2006-6-2 23:23 sunboy
the new Rolex HAIRSPRING and on the cal.3186 used in the new GMT!
The cal.3186 has exactly the same features as seen on the previous cal.3185, so there is no quickset date feature added as some guessed. The main difference between these calibers is the more precise setting of the 12 positions for the 12-hourhand when switching to another timezone. a"X:s\n^;cQ'P/Z!L,}
u7]"s+\eY)VC0Nh The 12 hourhand clicks into the 12 positions without any play, and very precise and smooth, as the fixed positions where the hand clicks into, were moved from the center of the movement into the driving train of the hands, this eliminates the play that the older caliber has. 9I9u5WdUO? zu
?3k.XNZ%MT.t This resulted into a slightly higher caliber, from 6.4mm to 6.8mm, which resulted into a slightly higher case for the new GMT Master II when compared to the older GMT Master II. 8l^l9rZ
x*rS|'J)o I5S5c#o Also, in this new GMT Master is the new, own hairspring fitted, the "Parachrom Bleu". This new Rolex-patented hairspring is very easy to recognise as the spring has a very dark blue shiny color. It consists of an alloy made of Niob (most part), Hafnium and a very small ammount other metals not described. This blue color is created because the Niob oxidizes in contact with air and formes a protective layer this way. j8tjV r1R
[0{V X5G$En In comparison to the regular hairsprings, this new one consists of only non-Ferro materials, and is as such completely unsensitive to magnetic fields. Another major advantage is that this new spring is much less sensitive to temperature-variations, the frequency does not vary due to differences in temperature, which results into one of the most accurate mechanical watches you can buy today...
2006-6-2 23:23 sunboy
the new Rolex HAIRSPRING and on the cal.3186 used in the new GMT!
The cal.3186 has exactly the same features as seen on the previous cal.3185, so there is no quickset date feature added as some guessed. The main difference between these calibers is the more precise setting of the 12 positions for the 12-hourhand when switching to another timezone. a"X:s\n^;cQ'P/Z!L,}
u7]"s+\eY)VC0Nh The 12 hourhand clicks into the 12 positions without any play, and very precise and smooth, as the fixed positions where the hand clicks into, were moved from the center of the movement into the driving train of the hands, this eliminates the play that the older caliber has. 9I9u5WdUO? zu
?3k.XNZ%MT.t This resulted into a slightly higher caliber, from 6.4mm to 6.8mm, which resulted into a slightly higher case for the new GMT Master II when compared to the older GMT Master II. 8l^l9rZ
x*rS|'J)o I5S5c#o Also, in this new GMT Master is the new, own hairspring fitted, the "Parachrom Bleu". This new Rolex-patented hairspring is very easy to recognise as the spring has a very dark blue shiny color. It consists of an alloy made of Niob (most part), Hafnium and a very small ammount other metals not described. This blue color is created because the Niob oxidizes in contact with air and formes a protective layer this way. j8tjV r1R
[0{V X5G$En In comparison to the regular hairsprings, this new one consists of only non-Ferro materials, and is as such completely unsensitive to magnetic fields. Another major advantage is that this new spring is much less sensitive to temperature-variations, the frequency does not vary due to differences in temperature, which results into one of the most accurate mechanical watches you can buy today...
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