Bulopha

If you need a gen smooth bezel for plexi crystal - let me know have one left.

Sorry here is the link: http://www.ttw168.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_7&products_id=9695

Thinking about this one, with upgraded bezel flat "2"; triangle and pearl looks also a bit better in my view, but not quite sure regarding to the letters (looks yellow) - maybe only an effect ? Has anyone the new ceramic no date bought - would be grateful for pics. Cheers - mates

Respect Bobby! Great Masterpiece - Awesome!!!

Great gesture to tell specific details and personal experience :thumbs:

Great work - very nice TT looks a bit like the "rootbeer". First i saw the pic and thought damm - where is the source for a tt-vintage case. (normally no source expect aftermarket-bezel for a lot of money) I have bought several homages to take a gold bezel for such a build, unfortunately most goldtone bezel don´t fit of course (tigereye-newer case...). Great build - mate!

Yes it´s lowbeat with refernce to the beat of the mainspring. i´ve checked my supplier (cousins) and several others like ofrei and labanda, but could not find the spec of the mvt ... hmm mysterious

Hello mates, i got this old Chopard Rep. It´s really heavy and solid (198 gram). It must be very old. But the qualitiy of this old rep is awesome. Mvt is a lowbeat, and the little second hand sweeps smooth. Mvt keeps time very well - unbelievable with reference to the age!?! Rotor is signed with chopard brand, but the rest looks like an old version of Seagull / Bejing. The red hand - what looks like gmt is a hand for date and it´s not fake, the date-function works. Unfortunately i couldn´t find he spec of the mvt. I´m just interested what it is. Could anybody help please - many thanks in advance! Cheers, Bulopha

@tshoot: hello mate, i know this prob, if the fine regulating srew is at the end try to regulate with the other bar. Normally this is not for regulating because you could stop the mainspring. but maybe it will just work and you could get a few seconds ... Cheers, Bulopha