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i havent been able to tell if any if any of the current T3 reps are close to the correct size has there been a full size seconds at 9 or 12 rep built yet that i may have missed? thanks

i asked vac no answer yet couldnt get pm to go to zig just got email to zig, should hear back in few days i would think

nikki6 you are amazing bosk thanks for photos

thanks, i didnt see an at the dealers would you mind posting a photo of yours if you have one ready and how good a rep were they? again thanks

i recall the montoya coming out a few years back with nice carbon fiber accents, did it ever get made into a rep? i havent seen one thanks

nikos and others, i dont think the second photo is the of the gen RB movement because in the gen watch photos you see a large gear around the center post thanks

i bet it is a 42 mm case as per the roo but withe the larger pushers it becomes a 44 to some thanks

any more size comments, need to break a tie

have been thinking of getting an AP again but am a little out of touch with the sizes of the reps i see the original ROO reps listed as 42MM and i think that is in line with the gen, RB VII listed at 44mm (with no gears in skeleton), RB 00132 listed at 45mm,(with gears in skeleton), shaq listed as 48mm and T3s from 42 to 53. which current rep is larger that an original ROO, but is close to the gen size? thanks

could someone comment on the size of this watch please is it the same as the usual ROOS at around 42? thanks

again thanks for the vintage info!!

thanks for the answers not about to buy a gen, i was looking at rolli's rep and wondered what the real deal would cost also have seen some photos of what i think are gen 6154s and they looked like the crowns sat a little farther from the case than some rep crowns do i can tell the vintage arena is in a different league from the more modern stuff. looks like lots a opinions and gray areas since things happend so long ago and werent documented as well is an interesting aspect of the watch hobby for sure

i was wondering if any vintage guys could estimate the cost of buying a gen 6154 in todays market? also is it true that the pams of that era varied between the same model? like crown tube lengths thanks

kruzer00, do you recall when they were offered nd how much they cost at that time? thanks

thanks, that explains why there so hard to find

i am a 194 fan and wondered if there were any honpo 194 owners that could comment on there watches. i understand they are real Ti reps is that correct? and that the escape valve it engraved per the gen, is this right? are there other aspects of the honpo that set them apart from the more common 194 rep? i would like to own one myself so i cold answer these questions but havent seen one for sale yet thanks

chronus your pm box is full i am an eye dr and can answer most questions about lasik and want to ask about the 194 thanks

proj thanks for the info, did search 4 pages but wasnt clear on pricing anyway very nice watch thanks

this watch is very interesting to me as i just bought a 203 dial and am looking for parts to make a watch out of it. may i ask is it a real angelus movement?. i have heard there isnt a rep of it, but if there is that would be great. if this is real any ideas how much it would cost thanks

i dont think there are any better options other than gen CGs two just sold on parts forum i havent see an improved 127/1950 CG yet but someone correct me if i am wrong please best bet for now would be to mod your current one the best you can for a more gen look

love the work, like finding a full race flat head to put in a 32 hi boy

thanks for the explanations and photos!! now i can see the difference in the date window and date size also is it true that the honpo 187 bezel has the markers held on with screws?

sweet!!! may i ask what is a 7753 please thanks also what are some of the honpo 187 features that make them so good?

i have recently heard about the great rep 187 honpo provided some time ago and wondered if any members here had them? i was told this might be a good forum to ask since it was more established wanting to learn more about them and hope to own one some day thanks

i have admired black watches for a long time but always resist because of scratching ask a watch smith and most will tell you to stay away if you are picky about our watch