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nobody likes a show off ya know. lol

j/k buddy.

fantastic collection.

Let's try this:

Still voting for insert 2 with pearl #1.

You win Jetsons, that is the combo I decided to use.

Thank You very much.

Best Wishes

I agree Randy.

Thank You my friend.

The only good pearl IMO is a genuine pearl. So this is a flaw I am willing to live with.

I will install my new insert and pearl tomorrow.

Thank You everyone for your help.

Kind Regards

700

The font on #2 is the most accurate to me. I also prefer the pearl on #1.

My vote would be for a mix of the two but would take #2 if that was the only option.

Here is the gen for comparison:

Hi

The 14060 and 16610 use different inserts, believe it or not.

Last one

Here is another combo

OK I put the pearl from 1 into insert 2.

How is this?

1

or

2

Thanks for the help.

very nice.

watchmaker9 used to be watchmaker8. different George. used to be friend to River.

regards

good choice my friend.

absolutely breathtaking!

enjoy it.

congrats

one of my all time fvorite watches.

enjoy

Anyone here use it? A friend refered me today and I really like it.

http://www.instructables.com/ex/i/7899F5DC...7E506/?ALLSTEPS

I have dealt with Joe with nothing but fantastic results. Joe is a man of his word.

I have been reunited with an old friend.

This is after a 10 second charge with my Surefire 6P. Yea I collect flashlights too.

This has been answered at least 500 times.

But let's do it again: You need to push the pins out a bit with jeweler's screwdriver or some kind of thick needle (use a small hammer to hit the screwdriver/needle)... and then use pliers to pull the pins out. In the backside of your Speedy bracelet you should find small arrows pointing at the direction of the pins (and what direction you should push them).

Detach the link and then use the hammer again to push the pins in. Don't force it or you might damage the pin. If the pin is in correct spot (going to the holes) you don't need to hit them hard. It's very easy and you'd better learn to do it yourself (if you purchase more watches in the future).

You can also buy a bracelet pin tool if you want but personally I have never needed one. Works well with "home tools" as well.

Thanks By-Tor.

I used your instructions to resize a Seiko Monster I received today.

Good Show! You just made my day.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-GENUINE-ROLEX-CRYS...1QQcmdZViewItem

thanks for the update.

get better big guy.

that is one damn nice looking Sub!

congrats Tribal.

Great Info!

Man these reps are fun.

I learn something new everyday.

Excellent!

Thank You for posting.

Fantastic Timepiece!