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It's always great to have a mini-christmas present heading your way. Let me start off: 2 x Rolex T19 Superdome 1 x Tudor Submariner 76100 dial and handset 1 x Custom 20/18mm vintage canvas strap from VladStraps 1 x Custom Omega-NATO-style 20mm Shell Cordovan strap from Difues 1 x 5218-201a Franken DSN w/ gen ETA and fish dial/hands 1 x Carbotech Panerai-fantasy model 1 x Co-Axial Speedmaster '57 1 x Smabat ST-10 "High-end earbuds" That about wraps it up...

Unfortunately over the past few months life has taken me away from the boards. All good things such as my Birthday trip to Bali and the Daughters 18th with family from oversea's, just it has been too much going on for me to run Bergies at the standard my customers expect. Anyway I am back on board now and I will soon put up my Christmas discount sale, so stay tuned and I promise to check in most days to service any orders Cheers Ken

Just wanted to share the great work that@Ado213 did for me recently. Taking my very beat up TC and giving her a complete service, drilled lugs, installed open 6&9 Dwo and basically giving me my grail watch. Only thing left is to replace the dial one day but no rush. Loving this. Thanks again@ado213

201a Franken-rep: DSN case FGD dial and hands ETA 6497, platinum plated Jacob caseback T crown Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk

Mmmmmmm there’s nothing like a Superdome fresh from a waxed envelope [emoji4]

Following in Hologramet's footsteps, here is a piece that's near to my heart. I was given this by a Navy SpecOps diver to whom it was issued back when it was new. It was for timing missions and as a form of currency so he could sell it if he needed to, to get back home. Years later he died and his widow asked me to come to the funeral. At the end she gave me a rolled up towel with this in it. It was missing the bezel, he used to complain that it came off and he was tired of replacing it. It turns out, the bezel was still there, so worn down that the inserts wouldn't stay on. [/img] The lume and hands were horrible, it looked like someone had done the job with a paint roller. Yes, he could see it in the dark, but it was beyond nasty: So I made friends with Tom Nesbitt in Seattle (Rolex guru) and started the long process of restoring it to its original condition. It made a few trips to Ziggy and got a top notch relume, he had to scrape the old lume off the dial and hands as they were flaking into oblivion: and my dear friend Ubi sent me a gorgeous insert and pearl: ...and offered to install a gorgeous Brevet crown: Finally after about 20 years of sourcing parts, I got her back to where she belongs: My birth year Rolex.

I've modded lots of these Invicta 8926s and their brethren over the past few years, and they really are a great watch on which to cut ones modding teeth. And I've even been able to pick them up for less than $35.00 on Amazon during their Black Friday and other Holiday sales leading up to Christmas. I can't stand Invicta watches generally, but this one is a pleasant exception. Here are some pics of a few of the "Invicta Mods" I have created over the past few years. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk