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I've been a customer of Trusty Time for several years now. They have always provided great customer service, and good watches. I have had a few problems with watches over the years, but that is to be expected with any replica. I wanted to write this post to bring attention to their customer service I recently experienced. I ordered two watches back in November. One of them disappeared in shipping/ still nowhere to be found. The other was seized by customs. Yesterday, I received the watch they RE SENT to me, and it's amazing. The watch that was seized by customs is expected to arrive any day now. These guys are amazing. the watches are great (you might experience an issue every now and then) but for the money, Its totally worth it. Excellent communication, fair prices, and they stand behind their word. Highly recommend.

The search I mentioned above is Aliexpress. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

you buy here. https://bosshua007.myshopify.com/ but I tihnk ali express is cheaper.

i LOVE THIS TUDOR . tnx

Hey Gang, today I build up a Tudor Oyster Prince Sub. Case is from Old-Crowns, nice and slim. T-19 Plexi Vintage Crown Nice chapter Dial matte varnished Hands that match the color of the Dial Indices. A-Eta movement with deleted Date function. Insert semi matte with Atthaya Pearl 380B Endlinks Good 93150 hollow midlink bracelet with diver extension. Fat Sprinbars

Now is active on this link: repgeek.com

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Search for VS3135 in Ali and you’ll see there is one seller that has the VS3135 with blue spring and serial number. I got a movement from him that I used to replace the one that comes in the ARF 16610. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I can no longer find the resource, it was days that it was inaccessible, then after resetting it, I can no longer find it. It simply disappeared. But what happened to the forum reep jeek? Inviato dal mio SM-S928B utilizzando Tapatalk

OME Patek Philippe 5712a, no need to modify, everything that can be upgraded has been upgraded 1. The middle case and strap are all made of 18k gold electroplating technology. 2. Solid center axis, solid moon phase axis, solid dynamic display axis. 3. Synchronize with the original screw dial, the dial color shows the same effect as the original under different light sources, which is different from the ordinary printed version on the market. 4. Enamel moon phase disk, three-dimensional moon phase effect visible to the naked eye. 5. The middle case is engraved with coding fonts, and the chamfered eagle beak treatment at the lugs is synchronized with the original. 6. The movement is polished, the font is deeply engraved, and the color of the automatic rotor is synchronized with the original. 7. Improve the moon phase week function to make it more stable.

100% agree. Those thick lugs squared off the case too much. The 126610 symmetry and balance is great. 👍🏼

In my opinion the 126610 Sub is the best modern 6 digit Sub. Much better than 116610 with his ugly thick Lugs. Much more defined like an old 5 digit Submariner. Slimmer Lugs and a wider Bracelet is really nice But this are my 2Cents[emoji6] Gesendet von meinem 23078PND5G mit Tapatalk

Anyone know the dial diameter of a 116xxx DJ? Thanks.

Bronzo with leather from DC Straps paired with a recently acquired Bronze Buckle (left in White Vinegar and Salt for a few hours, just to get it close with the natural Patina on the watch) Sent from my SM-S921B using Tapatalk

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Interesting. I have been on a “build a vintage Tudor” kick lately. I have two incoming cases, and SIX incoming dials. LOL.

Thank you, this was more of a fun build. 6 digit Case reshaped and brushed. Older Six digit Dial with Indices from an really old ugly Daytona, also the Hands comes from this watch. The Bezel is an old Custom produced one, long time ago. Movement is slim 7753 unfortunately second@6, but who cares[emoji6] The bracelet parts are 78360 hollow midlink, clasp is also found in my drawer. Gesendet von meinem 23078PND5G mit Tapatalk

Updated the LV from a friend with new Crystal and Insert. Did some work on the Case, some brushing etc.[emoji6] Gesendet von meinem 23078PND5G mit Tapatalk

'Nice'? For a watch built out of parts, I think it turned out Tribal (ie, outstanding).

Build from various Parts laying around, some from friends and other older Parts found in my Boxes. I think it turned out nice[emoji6] Gesendet von meinem 23078PND5G mit Tapatalk

Wearing the Big Kahuna this weekend --

It is a 7016/1, but thank you. I wish I could find the threads -- they were classics -- but my Rose Tudor Sub was 1 of a few dozen that were purchased as part of a group buy around 2009. I am still ambivalent as to their authenticity -- gen or franken? All of the watches contained gen Tudor (ETA) movements, which were correct for their respective references, but they could have been pulls from other watches. Also. the specific references varied -- some were 7016/1s like mine, but there were other Sub references with slightly different Tudor Sub dials -- if I remember correctly, they were all Rose dials. The cases and bracelets appeared to be gen, but the dials & handsets were either service parts or rare aftermarket parts (back then, no one was offering Tudor Sub parts, so we assumed them to be later service parts). The debates over the authenticity of these watches continued for several years without any definitive answers either way. But all the watches were stunners that had natural looking patina & felt right in the hand.

Rlx '6426'... Not really. It is something I stuck together about 12 years ago and traded away. Got it back last week, the fellow I traded it to never wore it. It is same as new except for a few spring bar scratches on the lug backs. Case is from JMB and I do not know where he got it...34mm and takes Rlx oem spec crystals and bezels. Crystal is a GS 12 and the bez came with the watch. Aftmkt case tube with genuine 5.3mm crown. The dial and hands are from Yuki 12+ years back. The markers are yellow aged, the script is goldtone as are the hands. The movement is a low mileage swiss ETA 2789 with the autowind assembly removed. Why was the awa removed? Because the case has a 'flat back' and will not clear the a/w rotor...it's really a 'tooter' type case. Can't find a solid case back that will clear the rotor, have one with a crystal in it but that lets the 🐱 out of the bag. Besides that, it says 'Oyster Perpetual' on the dial. Sterling silver (.925) 16mm buckle on a ZRC strap. Check this out...eBay item number 203157031954 '100% guaranteed authentic!' A 6426 is manual wind with acrylic crystal and this one states: "Rolex self-winding movement" "Scratch Resistant Sapphire Crystal." J3 is automatico.

Dang that is pretty!!!