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This watch is already a while in my collection and I absolutely love it. It's a Rolex 6200 built by Big Dazza Mods: Silix base (more correct case size) 2813 - 21J movement with metal movement holder Domed acrylic plexi Lightly aged cases 8mm Brevet crown Bezel inserts with red triangles have been aged and faded lightly Pearls removed Cases drilled for gen spec spring bars Rivet bracelets have correct spellings and have been modded to accept gen spec spring bars Gen spec spring bars with rounded tips Endlinks modified for gen spec spring bars Smoke aged and textured dials Relumed dials Aged and relumed hands

Haven't seen them on the forums for a while, you can get them on the bay though: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ETA-movement-part-date-disc-silver-2824-2836-2893-rolex-oyster-date-/121662084517?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c53a015a5

I made a similar one earlier this year. Gen 16200 case, gen crown, gen dial, Clark merc hands and a swiss 2824. I sold it to a good friend of mines and I am in the middle of gathering up parts for another build. Do you have any pics of your dial?

Fair play to my watchmaker, he did say the dial is in remarkable condition. It will always be there for a change out back to original. But at the moment, i've got my explorer on, literally and metaphorically. I love this watch... A few shots of the transformation....

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The crystal should sit very slightly above the bezel and not flush. Some guys don't know what their talking about. It may appear flush in some pics. Noob always gets this wrong. 2.35 gasket will cure the issue but you will need crystal press to do it properly.

You need to use a different gasket in order to solve this problem. Order a 2.35mm gasket which is right. noob uses 2.7mm which is wrong

Well, just got her back from Vac all done and on the wrist TODAY!!! Gen strap and deployant buckle. Neds gen hour had and minute. Besides that and the case she is all GEN!!

Speechless and saddend. After a brief hiatus from the forum I returned to see this. :-( I have a workbench of tool's that Alan helped get me setup with. Everytime I use one these tools I will think of him. RIP.

Just sold my franken PCG so took some photos:

My 5513, cheers mystere