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Supposedly from Stockholm Sweden, scammed a few people over on RepGeek, be aware.

For those of you who were around and or got burnt by this asshat he is on Facebook under his real name selling watch tools on a Facebook group called “Old Vintage Watches”. If you do not know about this no cause for you to get involved, those of us who were burnt know his name well so can stop by and visit him there. LOL Just be careful on Facebook they will ban you for threats and stuff use your heads I know we were all very hot about this but best to just warn others and shut him down smartly.

A sweet one... I think it originally came from MBW. Not sure... I'll let the owner answer if he wants to share. Anyways: CB is well done. Dial from Vietnam, genuine clasp adjusted to a good rep bracelet. Swiss T39, Athaya crown. Case fully reshaped.

This is my very try to actually take some decent pictures of my collection, if you see a watch of which you would like to see a close up, let me know, I made individual shots of each and every one

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Movement is an elebore 2824. So it's an ETA based watch, but the dial has feet, and isn't too small for the case like it often is resulting in damages on the sides! parts fitment is perfect !

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Hello and to answer your questions 1. For ROOs (both 42 and 44mm), look for JF made ones. For the FC or ceramic divers specifically, look for XF v2. For the stainless steel diver, I think that the best one is still the JF v7. 2. For differences, you need to do some research, but I have summarized your purchase decisions above. 3. The 42mm ROO is a bulky watch to wear due to the case design and also the lug angle. But you alone can decide what wears big and what wears small. 4. To my knowledge, there has been no 44mm diver produced. Even the old scuba model 15340ST was 42mm. If you do know of a 44mm, please share with the group, we can all learn something new.

Oh yes !!! That dial exists thanks to your effort and dedication to the hobby ! 😊

Sent from me