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My "classic" submariners are all vintage 37-40mm pieces and this is noticeably bigger, but just a little. It's funny, this is a generation bigger and newer than all my old junk, but it fits right into the herd. I switch back and forth between it and a 1680 Red Sub, and they "feel" the same on the wrist and "look" generally the same. I glance at my wrist and I have to actually LOOK to see which one I'm wearing. They're both round with black dial and insert and red text... and one is just a little bitty bit bigger than the other. With the tall plexi crystal on the 1680, there's not really any thickness difference either. I think you'll find Rolex really picked a nice size for this one.

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Double Red

Yes we have a watch generously donated by one of our most trusted TDs Andrew at Trusty Time. It will be passed around the world to members to wear and may I add only the most secure in their manhood of our group will be wearing it. Why you ask...........the rules are you wear it out get a pic in public/work wearing this prize. At the end we will give the watch to one of the wearers who post the best pic not the quality of the pic per say but the one that shows him really showing it off in public in addition that brave soul will get a 50 dollar cash prize! Now I have been looking at the gen price on this north of 50 thousand bucks. Anyone care to guess the watch now think about my intro another hint it is a large mans watch 45mm! PS you guess it w/ this little to go on I'll send you 50 bucks out of the RWG treasury also!

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My MBW 5513 is back and running!

Sorry, I got no ideas about replacement pins. I just tear apart, errrrrr, "gently disassemble" my bands and then cram them back together. If it's a rivet band I bend the midlink until it clears the bar holding it in place, and take it apart. Then I reattach the links to recreate the band, then hold it in my palm with "inner" side out, and use a small screwdriver as a punch to bend the midlink back to where it wants to be. Crude, yes. But it also often introduces a very mild deformation to the midlink that looks exactly like the band has been well used and bashed against things for many years. It looks completely authentic.

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That's actually not a bad look, my 1680 Sub has end links so worn that you can see daylight through there. If I pressed them together they'd probably lie flat. Where are you located? I might have some end links for you. They fit my 1675 GMT perfect.

Good modders tend to be busy. He will get back to you, patience is necessary in this game and modders that don’t take on more work than they can cope with and the ones that stick around and don’t disappear with people’s money and watches

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Talking to myself here haha... but I’ve managed to attach the clasp from the Tudor bracelet to the seiko jubilee. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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My first guess is Bell-Ross-BR-X2-Gear-Patrol-Slide-3 Please tell me I'm right And...this is not a guess...but I guess I just fell in love with a watch... Jacob & Co Astronomia Solar...what a watch!!

Oh that's it I'm all done with Gaytonas. That bad boy is for me, I need something that has wrist presence to go with my new tea service