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FRANK ROSHA RARE DIAL Watch - Swiss ETA 2824-2 .. Extremely RARE VINTAGE .

Estimated price for orientation: 1 200 $

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Condition: Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: FRANK ROSHA
Year of Manufacture: 2010-Now MPN: Does Not Apply
Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland Features: Water Resistant, Date, Diver Watch, Easy To Read, Swiss Movement, Day Indicator, Arabic Numerals, Jump Hour, Sapphire Crystal, Scratch-Resistant, Shock-Resistant, Swiss Made, 12-Hour Dial
Age: Modern (2000-present) Movement: Mechanical (Automatic)
Case Color: Silver Display: Analog
Face Color: Yellow Gold, Black Watch Shape: Round
Band Color: Black Case Material: Stainless Steel
Age Group: Adult Band Material: Stainless Steel
Number of Jewels: 25 Jewels Case Size: 40mm
Band Type: Wrap-Around Strap Style: Diver
Case Finish: Brushed


• FRANK ROSHA :: what is rare about this watch ? Three separated hands , hour , second and minutes in different locations on the dial .. very well built .. • wrist watch model Bi-Retrograde, self winding, Switzerland for the arabian market around 2008 , stainless steel case including After market leather strap with Steel buckle, on both sides glazed, case back 8-times screwed-down, case lavish set with unique bezel 22mm lugs , black and gold rare dial, retrograde minutes & hours, steel hands,measures approx 41,5 x 52 mm, base calibre ETA2824-2, no box.. keeps an excellent time , need an owner with respect for watches and collectors. • condition good with some minor usage scratches as displayed on the picture , can be polished out ustylish watch with a Swiss Made automatic movement (ETA 2836-2). The beautiful dial with both hour and minuets indication is protected by sapphire glass with an AR (anti-reflection) coating.• • This watch is not new it is a used watch.•  • Movement• Mechanical• Calibre• ETA 2824-2• Automatic• Yes• Hand winding• Yes• Hacking• No• Reserve• 40 hours• Date• No • Glass• Sapphire• Width (without crown)• 40mm• Thickness• 11.4mm• Lug size• 22mm• Water resistance• 100m• Dial• White• Case material• Steel• Band material• After market leather.• P.S. the last picture showing the corum watch is for illustration as far as what the size looks like in comparison... the corum watch is not included.. only the FRANK ROSHAN watch .. • We only accept PayPal . The watch have not been tested for water proofing . If you have any questions please ask .. I will respond as soon as possible . • VINTAGE WATCHES ARE NOT GUARANTEED WATER RESIST OR WATERPROOF UNLESS SAID SO.• International Buyers – Please Note:• Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.• Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying• RETURN POLICY:• UNLESS THE ITEM IS SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS, YOU/BUYER MUST NOTIFY US WITHIN 3 DAYS UPON THE ITEM'S ARRIVAL DATE IF YOU WANT TO RETURN YOUR PURCHASE WITH NO EXCEPTIONS. RETURN REQUEST MUST BE SENT VIA THE EBAY MESSAGE CENTER ( EBAY CONTACT SELLER). RETURNED ITEM MUST BE IN ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION AND HAS NOT BEEN USED AND ABUSED BY THE BUYER TO QUALIFY FOR THE RETURN. REFUND WILL NOT INCLUDE SHIPPING FEES.• I'M TRYING MY BEST TO DESCRIBE THE ITEM CONDITION YET YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO LOOK AT THE CLOSED-UP PICTURES FOR MORE DETAILS ON THE ITEM . IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERN ABOUT THE ITEM, PLEASE ASK ME PRIOR TO PURCHASE. • UNLESS ITEM IS MENTIONED SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS OR NOT IN ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION WHEN ITS WAS SENT , RETURNING ITEM FOR REFUND IS GLADLY ACCEPTED AS STATED IN MY RETUN POLICY. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE ITEM UPON ITS ARRIVAL AND WANT TO RETURN IT FOR REFUND, PLEASE JUST SIMPLY START A EBAY HASSLE-FREE RETURN PROCESS. PLEASE KINDLY BE AWARE THAT A REFUND WILL COVER ONLY ORIGINAL PURCHASED PRICE, NOT SHIPPING FEES. • The accuracy of a mechanical watch is not the same as a battery operated watch , if the watch is worn properly and wind properly it works if it is left sitting on your drawer it will stop and the accuracy will drop from being accurate .. Please know how to handle mechanical watches before purchase . If you like to be very accurate get the watch serviced at your watch maker usually a minor watch service like lubricant done by a professional watch maker would do fine . • This watch is cleaned and timed ready to wear as is for a vintage look , if you like the vintage look it is a great watch if not you may restore the watch at your watch maker . • Personal I would not recommend swimming with the watch , you need to see your watch maker or a professional watch man before swimming with the watch , they can test for water resistance.• • Some facts About automatic watches . • I felt the urge to clarify some points after for those who apparently know nothing about mechanical watches. No offense, but a little research before purchasing your first mechanical watch might be a good idea.

An automatic watch will not be as accurate as a quartz. These watches usually gain or lose around 15 seconds per day on average. That is absolutely normal. If you desire improved accuracy, you could have the movement regulated (which should cost under $10). But, if you expect to set the time and not have to re-set it for a long time, then a mechanical watch is not for you. A mechanical Rolex usually won't be as accurate as a Casio quartz on a monthly basis. That is simply the nature of a mechanical watch.

These watches have about a 35-40 hour reserve, when fully wound (which takes about a full day of wearing it). You'll either want to wear it at least every other day, or get a winder, or expect to have to re-set the time & calendar within 2 days of not wearing it. You also can't manually wind this watch. You gently shake it for about 30 seconds.

Another important thing to know is that you should not change the day or date when the watch time is between 9PM - 4AM (when the calendar is in transition). Doing so can damage the calendar mechanism. The date should change at midnight, but the day slowly changes till about 3AM.

All of this may sound negative, but it's not. It is exactly what is expected from an automatic watch (of any brand) .