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check this one up http://www.rwgforum....__1#entry974211 post #6 I used a1655 case as a base. Cheers

Thanks, this would not be possible without the advice of the people in these Forum. Thanks to you all who gave me advice.

I hear you the problem is that there not many choices an WSO is kind of the only right now which sucks, maybe if I do a Franken Gen but it will be expensive. Thank

it was not easy I tell you. I spent around $900 this because i used a ETA True GMT movement and and Gen Dial otherwise can be done for cheap. Now I will start a non crown guard GMT. Cheers

Thanks. There one more things that bothers me and that is the center hole in the dial I still think is too big. Cheers

I agree with you my friend is a beauty, this is my first ever project that I completed from start to finish by myself of I have to mention that The Zigmeister did the Lume job which is fantastic. For the Date-Wheel I used the old one that came with the Asian 1655, the Hand are from WSO. I could have a better result if I have a GMT with a extended tube hole not sure how to explain; so it will sit taller and grab the Hour wheel better,

I completed the project last night. It looks pretty except for a couple of things I need to tweak; First the dial is not center if you look at the 12 O'clock marker the edge of the dial shows is very tricky to center the dial because the case is a tad too big for the dial so is a tedious process, I cut the stem too short and now I can not wind the watch I cannot believe that messed up there and last the I need to bend the GMT hand a little bit because is marker are a puff I think that is the word after it was relumed and then it slow down the movement of the GMT hand. I used Soy sauce to stained the hand and a couple of minutes in the oven, I think they look o.k., I am very pleased with the end result.

juts buy one from BK; Probably is cheaper or the same and much better quality...

Freddy; I have a WSO GMT ETA set I was thinking the same and I think it should be wider a tinny bit; anyway I will make work some how. what about the tall hour wheel is that feasible? Thanks Ivan

I Love it myself, I always wanted a vintage GMT but did want to spent a fortune. this is as close I can get spending less than a third of the price of a GEN or maybe less thanks

I am in need of advice, I want to finish this project before this month ends. I am very close to do it but I need some help and advice on how to complete the last mile. It has been very rewarding form the start this my first that I would to complete from finish to end. this is a GMT 1675 with a true GMT movement ETA 2893, the Stem aligns perfectly so no issues there, I need to stain the hands and glue the Date-Wheel overlay and I will be done. there is one thing that bothers me the whole in the dial look way too big!! The parts: Vintage 1655 From Josh Gen Springbars After market End links from WSO Complete Bezel assembly from WSO Gen Dial Gen Crown + tube Cousins Plexi There is a lot of guys here that already completed one of these so I am looking advice form them, I do not want to re invent the wheel. 1.- How to stain the hands to get a patina close the the Dial color 2.- GMT Wheel or Hour Hand I think is called also, I think the tube or pinion is too short and there no much play in between and squeezes the dial, where to source one

Wow MBW has been around fro quite some time

Same here, serviced twice with gen tube+crown, dial relume, waterproof to 100ft diving, functional He valve

trinium hands goes by $300 a set or more

not only that his shipping charges are crazy; maybe we should find out where is his source and open an ebay store

if would like to use an aftermarket hand contact Gary Clark, on ebay he has good ones I purchased a set from him and I have the same problem that the seconds hands did not work soe he sent a new one. http://stores.ebay.com/Clark-Watch-Parts?_rdc=1

Cool Watch Bro, do you think that the ceramic GMT can be use as base to build a GMT master II? of course it will require some mayor case modification specially the crown guards

it all depends how far you would like to take it, my 1665 even has a Rolex movement

I still think that the seconds hand is aftermarket, look a the picture below this is a 14060

Which watch did you use to build this one? Thanks

you are correct it should come off easily keep trying

The seconds hand look off to me, see how it ends is straight, it should be a little wider where it touches the dot and then narrow towards the end. take a look at this 16610 unless the 14060 has different hands.

here is the one I have on my 1665 Franken supposedly to be Gen

Chiman, do you use a standard eta movement ring, I have a 1655 that came with an Asian movement and I bought a 2893 GMT movement. I think is possible to install that movement on the case an the hands will clear the dial, do you have any advice for me? Thanks

Love this one I will keep an eye on your sell. The Stainless Date-just with black dial is all Gen except the Movement (Swiss Bulova 11BLACD)