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You have a better shot at becoming a free-mason. B

Dean, Generally the purpose of "freezing the 12 hour totalizer is due to the movement. The genuine Omega movement is a tricompax ( three working subdials). The movement that is commonly used in a lot of rep Chronographs is the Seagull ST19 which is a very solid movement that is built using the original tooling from the Venus 175, which Seagull bought from Venus back in the 1960's. The Seagull is a Bicompax movement , so it only has two working subdials. Thus the need to "freeze" the non functional subdial. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Really nice photo essay. Beautiful project! B

I love the almost bluish lume against the almost bluish faded insert. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well done! Love it.

Nice job! I'm not a big fan of the green lume of radium, but it certainly is period correct. 700 crown is also good- now all you need is a rivet oyster to complete the build!

No...I hate it!!! [emoji14] Sent from my wooden drums via Tupperware

The Nastymariner lives!

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It's got to make sense, a franken is going to eat 5000 gen white dial is about 6500. Just keep the original dial with the watch and you are golden.

Gents, I'm very proud of the time you're taking to guide our new member toward a repair on his watch. This is why this place ROCKS. Thank you!

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Hi yall! Ive been craving for a speedmaster for a long time and have finally decided to get one. Im not very experienced with vintage Omega, any advice on what to have in mind / try to avoid when buying a Speedmaster?