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Just read this from PP:- Seller Protection Programme Section 11.1 is amended to clarify the scope of the Seller Protection Programme. The amended section 11.1 reads as follows: “11.1 What is PayPal seller protection? If you are the recipient of a payment made by a customer ("Payment Recipient"), we may reimburse you an amount for Claims, Chargebacks, or Reversals made against you based on the following reasons: a. A Chargeback or Reversal was issued against you for the reason of an “Unauthorised Payment”; or b. A Chargeback or Claim was issued against you for the reason of “Not Received”, where PayPal receives from you proof that the item was posted or delivered in accordance with the requirements set forth below, subject to the further provisions of this section 11 (including, without limitation, the Eligibility Requirements at section 11.6)." So if someone doesn't receive the goods and the buyer does a PP claim and wins, if you have proof of postage, or proof of delivery, PP will "reimburse you an amount" for the buyers chargeback. Don't know the section 11 it's referring to, don't know the details on the amount they'll reimburse you for? I can't see it being the full amount, if it was PP would be offering it's own postal insurance service for free - and there's no chance they're doing something for nothing!! A little glimmer of hope though.

Tudor Big Crown

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Bronzooooooo! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This arrived this morning from a trade deal with a great member in Greece, delighted. AJ

Wearing one of the really old replicas that I still have!!! Not many BIG date reps were around back in 2003, and not today either I guess!

Breakfast overlooking the Adriatic Sea in Croatia

Yeah try changing out a transfer case on a 60s Land Rover. I've got two rollaround tool boxes full of God's Own Snapon tools, and nothing fits those BSF / BSC bolts and nuts. Oh and the previous owner swapped in some SAE and some Metric. Hand me a pint!

Some good screwdrivers, tweezers, loupe, blower, Rodico , good polishing cloth to name a few

If you haven't done so already, you will need to buy some watch tools. Read up on tutorials here on how to remove your movement from case and subsequently rice the dirt. Dirt and dust will always appear and it would be costly to keep sending to watchsmith to remove. I had to learn how to do this and now if I see anything under the crystal , it takes less than 10mins to remove and clean. Good luck

All i can say is wow and i thought i had finished with projects for a while !! the problem with building this model was finding a pan=am engraved backcase ! I can not upload the yuki photos so check out yukiwatch !!!

I better hit an AD and try on first as you did. As far as quartz like the grab and go w/ all my watches my Luminox gets most wrist time quartz , light, tritium tubes always there when you need it day or night. Diameter: 45mm Case: PC carbon reinforced Strap: Nato strap green Glass: anti-reflective sapphire crystal Weight: 55g Height: 13cm Battery/Battery Life: 395/50 month Water Resistance: 200 m/20 ATM Movement: Ronda 515 HH6 Bezel: Black carbon reinforced, rotating, at 12h colored LLT protected by metalized mineral glass window Crown: Stainless steel 316L Case back: PC carbon fibre reinforced Illumination: 1-8 purple, 9-12 yellow, H/M Hand Green, Sec Hand yellow

The easiest path I'd say is to find a 1600, 1601 or 1603 from before 1972 for something like $1500 and have the movement worked on by a trusted watchmaker. After then you just switch dial as you say They're no 60 mm EGI:s, that's for sure. For my tiny wrists I think they're quite perfect in size though with their elegant presence.

Very Nice, Its so hard to keep up with what's available.

I've sent a payment for a 702 crown and tube about ten days ago, and no answer, no news... This is my 2000th post

Great pics and the detail superb

Great shots! With help from HAL 9000