thomashuelin
Junior Contributor
ASKING PRICE: $1100
TERMS: Open to FTF in Ottawa or shipping
BRAND: Mühle Glashütte
SERIES: Sports
MODEL: M12 (M1-26-13)
YEAR: 2007
MOVEMENT: ETA 2824-2
CONDITION: Very good as can be seen in the photos. Both bracelet and watch head have original finishing with light marks only.
CASE SIZE: 38mm
CASE MATERIAL: Steel
STRAP MATERIAL: Steel
CRYSTAL: Sapphire
DIAL: Matt black with Super-LumiNova arabic numerals and indices
EXTRA LINKS: Yes (full links)
LUG WIDTH: 18mm
WATER RESISTANCE: 100m
WHAT'S INCLUDED: Full set, watch, original box, warranty card, receipt
DESCRIPTION: Great tool watch from a proper family owned Glashütte brand. I bought this piece from the original owner who purcahsed it in Ottawa in 2007. It its completely original and has never been refinished or serviced. I think the only time the case back has been opened is once by myself to take photos of the movement. The blued screw heads don't look like they have had a screwdriver near them. Having said that, though the wach is still keeping great time (losing about 3 seconds/day) and still automatically winding well, it's probably time for a service.
TERMS: Open to FTF in Ottawa or shipping
BRAND: Mühle Glashütte
SERIES: Sports
MODEL: M12 (M1-26-13)
YEAR: 2007
MOVEMENT: ETA 2824-2
CONDITION: Very good as can be seen in the photos. Both bracelet and watch head have original finishing with light marks only.
CASE SIZE: 38mm
CASE MATERIAL: Steel
STRAP MATERIAL: Steel
CRYSTAL: Sapphire
DIAL: Matt black with Super-LumiNova arabic numerals and indices
EXTRA LINKS: Yes (full links)
LUG WIDTH: 18mm
WATER RESISTANCE: 100m
WHAT'S INCLUDED: Full set, watch, original box, warranty card, receipt
DESCRIPTION: Great tool watch from a proper family owned Glashütte brand. I bought this piece from the original owner who purcahsed it in Ottawa in 2007. It its completely original and has never been refinished or serviced. I think the only time the case back has been opened is once by myself to take photos of the movement. The blued screw heads don't look like they have had a screwdriver near them. Having said that, though the wach is still keeping great time (losing about 3 seconds/day) and still automatically winding well, it's probably time for a service.
Last edited: