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Cartier Paris quartz Swiss watch how to tell if genuine?
Cartier Paris quartz Swiss watch 20 - 61322
Is serial no 20-61323 a genuine Cartier Paris Quartz Swiss Watch?
Serial No. 20-61323 is not a genuine Cartier Paris Quartz Swiss watch. It is a replica of the watch.
Is serial no 20-61323 a genuine cartier swiss quartz watch?
Yes, it's cartier
Can you check serial number cartier watch?
serial number 17 050343 925 quartz ARGENT
Are the Pontifical Swiss Guards genuine Swiss Soldiers?
They are and have been for over 500 years.
Find price Swiss quartz no 9570m?
swistar no.9570m
Where are steiner watches made?
Made in China, but with Swiss quartz.
Where are August steiner watches made?
Made in China, but with Swiss quartz.
What country invented the quartz watch?
No one country invented the quartz watch. America, Swiss and Japan all made important contributions to the making of the quartz watch.
What is the function of the rotating dial on this Swiss Military Sealander watch?
It functions with chronogrph features and swiss quartz movement are some of the functions.
Does cartier 925 argent watch alwyas come with must de word?
No. Cartier makes the regular tank watches that have "CARTIER" on the face but they also make the "Must de Cartier" line. This line was introduced in the early 1970s. There are dozens of tank models but only the Vermeil (925) tank with either "CARTIER" or "Must de Cartier" printed on the face -- preferably white or parchment -- retain a value above a few hundred dollars. Many tanks sell on eBay every month for $250-$400. But notice how none of them are the classic tank with the roman numeral dial. In fact, the name Cartier does not appear on most of them. Only the famous Cartier "double C" and the word "Swiss." These represent the entry level point of the line. A genuine, fine, classic Cartier tank can be of either brand. What matters is type of face it has, as well as the movement.
What is the value per pound of quartz?
This would depend upon a number of factors. Massive, or crystalline? Colorless, or colorful? Clear or opaque? Fractured or flawless? From the Swiss Alps, or from Arkansas? A buck a pound will get you good tumbling grade agate, but a well crystallized rose quartz specimen, or top grade rutilated quartz, or a nice Swiss smoky quartz crystal crowned with pink fluorite crystals... you can add two to four zeroes.
