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Loving these long summer nights! Getting close to midnight and the sun is still high.

Just a heads up. This appears to be a 100% genuine Limited Edition Monaco for little more than the price of a lightly modded rep. It may need a polish but I don't see anything too bad. The value of the additional, genuine fresh strap and deployant buckle make it look like a bargain. Just an honest 'heads up' - I have no links with the seller. If I was in the US I would be going for it myself. http://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/fs-heuer-monaco-cs2110-chronograph-re-edition-well-worn-extras-3234570.html

@ChrisBlank Beat error is the clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation of the balance wheel. With zero beat error both rotations will be equal. Anything below 0.6 is acceptable, but I prefer 0 or close to it. Some people will accept higher values and I'm a hobby watchmaker and not a master, so other opinions will be welcome. For my watches I set timing and beat to a few seconds fast per day @ zero beat error. You will need a timing machine and to learn to make the adjustments. It's delicate and tedious, but fun if you enjoy nerdy things

Got to Agree I'm afraid. I have been talking to the Cartel boys to see if they can finally offer a 1675/1655 that resembles the gen. You can use the existing cartel 1655 case but you will need to remove a lot of metal to get the CG's remotely close to the gen.

I would say that movement needs timing and regulation to get the beat error down. 0.5ms is right at the edge of an acceptable limit.

I can do it but it's a matter of time. Friend of mine can do the machining and cold welding (moving crown position anywhere you like). I am planning to turn in mine to see if feasible as well. I'll take some measurement next time at the bench.

My most favorite pam....089.

Love this

Wow thank you for sharing. These movements are so beautiful!