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viw9419

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  1. True; but as it's only me I buy them for I am glad I bought the Noob.
  2. Overall I wasn't impressed with this offering so I bought the Noob instead. Add the serviced Yuki with Gen datewheel and its close to perfect.
  3. I had a similar issue, the payment was rejected 3 times with one TD, a different TD it went straight through.
  4. Me too, the insert is bugging me though.
  5. The insert font is too fat, particularly the "4" in "40" which stands out to me. The insert in the noob is a much better font. I am having difficulty sourcing an insert and may have to buy a complete watch to part out. https://puretime03.com/sea-dweller-116600-black-ceramic-1-1-noob-best-edition-sa3135-v2.html
  6. I have a watch coming by DHL which they have lost along the way. If the hadn't lost it, it would have been an overnight delivery.
  7. I will just need to wait for a good dial and hands, does anyone know who has one in stock? I would go gilt dial and PCG if I could find decent hands.
  8. Having read further it has become apparent that the Yuki 'in stock' dial has poor printing so that is a no-go.
  9. Thanks JoeyB, The Gen dial fits the case (according to others), I have looked closer at Yuki and the dial not in stock is the 'long E', they have the 'short E' and that's the one I prefer so bonus! I was hoping to get the hands from Yuki, I also have a set of hands from a DRSD that might work, I will buy a few sets and maybe have a crack at reluming them myself.
  10. Hi Guys, I am about to build a 1675 and plan to document all the steps. I have read the forum and cross referenced where possible. It I have a few questions before I start. I have ordered a 1675 from Trevor, I understand that the case needs to be shaped and have read RA's excellent posts on the topic and so I am reasonably confident that I would be able to complete that to a reasonable standard. The parts list so far is a Clark 25-116 plexi (I am unaware of which gasket is required but I am sure he will know) Bezel insert with correct size numerals (Clark again?) Is the bezel assembly itself fine on Trevor's 1675? On to the questions proper... I intend to swap the dial for a Yuki dial, I assume that I need a Matt Dial, Yuki has 2 versions, 2nd version is out of stock I cannot tell the difference between the 2, is the version that is in stock fine? What is the difference? I am intending to keep the 2836 that it comes with, at least until it craps out, I would like to know how to fix the GMT hand to the hour hand but have been unable to find exactly how to do that. My main concern is hands, the dial from Yuki comes with a set that are sized to the Rolex, I believe the GMT hand will fit the ETA but then I need a standard Mercedes set for ETA, how do I get the lume to match the dial/GMT hand? What else have I missed? Sorry for all the questions, I am excited to get started though.
  11. Just to correct my earlier post, the watch floor is Floor 3. the quality of the boxes looks very good at a semi casual glance. When will you be in Bangkok. I will be returning to Thailand in November and would love to meet a fellow watch buff.
  12. I used to practicaly live in MBK, bought a few watches but never the boxes from MBK so I cannot comment exactly. There are loads of watch boxes on the main watch floor (floor 4?) winders and multiple wach boxes in wood. also some very nice manufacturer style boxes also.
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