i have bought 3 vdb's. one of them is a new 3646 case.
all were sold with "serviced movements". none of the movements had been serviced. all 3 of the movements died less than a week of receiving them.
one of the cases was a stock DSN 6152-1 case (it even had the ugly lug engravings), but was sold as a reshaped case.
his newest creations have many problems also. here are some pics of a "serviced Rolex 618":
BTW pics are from the Zigmeister, who did an incredible job in restoring this movement.
Movement After CLeaning
Franken Rolex 618 (work done by Zigmeister)
-movement disassembled - every screw was loose - movement very dirty - found dial side and keyless works rusted solid - all motion work gears rusted - hour wheel rusted to cannon pinion - movement soaked in penetrating oil overnight - cleaned - frozen gears carefully disassembled - all gears cleaned of rust and polished
-movement was so dirty that it completely contaminated the cleaning fluids - fluids disregarded
-over 3 hours required to clean and disassemble rusted parts
-cannon pinion friction extremely low
-hand and dial lume very poor quality - back of hands had big blobs and lumpy lume - could not install hands correctly - excess lume removed from back of hands - hands installed parallel and flush
-crown spring is very weak - difficult to switch to winding from time setting
In the end the Zigmeister saved the movement with his amazing skills so i'm very happy with my watch.