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After a break from reps, and started collecting military watches like CWC, Hamilton, Benrus, and recently I could not resist in buying two reps I really liked, but never have bought before. So last week I bought a JLC Navy Seals master compressor (with bracelet), and a ZF IWC 3714. The first one is a great tool watch, and maybe I am going to swap the Asian movement with a Swiss one. The second one is a great dress watch, and I am thinking about replacing some parts (dial, hands, crystal) with gen parts I already have in my toolbox. During my break from reps I have started taking classes in watchmaking, so the first thing I will do is take these watches apart, and cleaning/swap the movements myself. Happy to be back into reps, and on this great resource on information. I am still enjoying my uber franken HH 5514 which I have build with the help of some great guys of this forum.

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nice story, I will follow this closely....:)

I guess you’d need to laser weld if you were to do that. Probably not worth the effort. Also, I‘d be wary of re-drilling the lug holes. You‘ll need to make sure your 580 end links line up to the holes.

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Here’s my last built, Franken 116500 on noob V2 base, gen hands all, gen crystal and gaskets all, arf dial, aftermarket bezel same size has my gen and white lettering like my gen better than the arf one, movement fully serviced, case shaped, band gen brushed, arf claps better than noob even V2 Envoyé de mon iPhone en utilisant Tapatalk

It's just a Monday.. let's not over complicate things [emoji57] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk