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A while ago as some of you know I managed to find a repalcement Blue Black DSSD dial from the Middle East on the bay, it caused quite a storm as it was very close to OEM and did not have the errors of the current reps.Shortly after buying it they were taken down from the bay due to copyright! It has a wonderful blue colour that is correctly graded into black and also cost some $300! Anyway, I decided to make another really special DSSD using the latest Noob version having enjoyed BK's and others and asked Mickey (SSteel) to fit a brand new Swiss ETA movement, TC dwo, fully serviced with the new dial, waterproof and regulate her to COSC standards. I am delighted with the outcome an dnow wait to see if I can live with a 44mm case as I am used to 47/48's and bigger. Please feel free to comment/enjoy. Best regards AJ

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Nice job mate but i still gotta say the deepsea on the dial looks more yellow Then the seaweed green on the gen but might be the pictures

Look at this watch jeeez not proud of calling myself a dane right now since The artist is Danish

I thought I'd give the Big Gonzo a break, so it's an old friend for me today.

My rolex aint a Quartz Woah ????

Hi, don´t wind it. Give it some gentle shakes/twist and it will start running. Use it gently, in my opinion they are not very shockproof. Date setting: never set the date between 10 and 4 positions because the datewheels are engaged (to change time at midnight) and may break. Best is to manually set the clock to 6 hours and than set the date, than adjust time. Chrono: don´t use it often, the problem is stopping and resetting, if You want to, You can have it always running but the power reserve will be lower. Also never touch the reset button at 4 if the chrono is running, always stop it first, than reset. The best position for stopping is between 50´and 10´. First stop button, than reset button. Have fun with the Navitimer.

The Dubois-Depraz is a module that 'bolts' on top of the movement that takes care of the chrono functions.