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My Asian copy GMT runs fine upside down, but when it's the right way up you can see the second hand pausing occaisionally. I have removed the back, thus releasing any pressure aginst the glass and unscrewed the crown, but it makes no difference.

Any suggestions?

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"Plasma is much better. "

Absolutely!

Got a sweet 42" panasonic myself.

Hi

If you care about picture quality forget LCD.

Plasma is much better.

Go for the Pioneer KURO range (best flat screen TV on the market).

50" here.

also comes in 42"

Yes, but is this just a shameless cash in or will Craig be sporting a non-007 branded black SMP in the film after all? I have to admit, bar the cheesy 007 logo, the watch does look quite sexy. Should be a piece of pi55 to rep.

"Cool! You should have taken out his white socks though."

Actually, if you go through the construction site sequence slowly, you'll see a lot of shots of the stuntman, one in particular, where he is wearing a glove!

No watches though.

Awesome, what did you do?

I liked how he played the part, and I'm a big fan of his other movies (I can watch L4yer Cake repeatedly and enjoy it more and more each time) I just felt he didn't look close enough to Fleming's descriptions. If they'd just died his hair black, all would have been fine

Did a lot of the visual effects work, removing wires, head replacements, lots of work putting in extra elements in the airport chase, stuff like that.

Omega rubber strap on the way for this one. Can't wait!

Anybody know where the original crown can be bought? and is it a straight swap onto the stem on the ETA version

Anybody??

Looks like some good articles in that mag, I might have to get it. Not too sure about 'the haircut you have to get' though...

Loose fitting watches are okay, that's just a personal preference, but, wearing it with a tight metal bracelet?? That watch is going to grind and scrape over it constantly Like nails down a chalk board

My vote has to go to Daniel, particularly as I worked on Casino Royale.

Anybody know where the original crown can be bought? and is it a straight swap onto the stem on the ETA version

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zzipy, King's looks to be the same as the one on Precious Time's site: PT Homepage You'll have to use the site's menu to navigate to the Omega GMT.

Neither appear to have the red tips to the GMT & second hands that are apparent on the gen on Omega's site: Gen GMT

Has the gen been updated to have red tips. Did Omega ever make the model without red tips?

Anybody know where the original crown can be bought? and is it a straight swap onto the stem on the ETA version

Yes he is.

It is called Watches to Go.

I took my rep Rolex GMT to him a couple of years ago and he was genuinely interested in it, I guess he gets fed up with changing batteries in quartz watches.