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vaccum

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  1. That's a beauty ....enjoy your watch! vaccum
  2. You did remove a bit of dirt from those parts Now it will run nice and smooth. vaccum
  3. Just wanted to share some of the lume work I've done Omega SMP vs. Pam 111h Pam 187 Thanks for looking, vaccum
  4. WoW that dial looks very nice...I am shure It will look awsome after you are done with it. Can't wait to see the final product. Happy Holidays! vaccum
  5. Very nice job.....and beautifull selection of watches! Cheers, vaccum
  6. Very nice combo! Cheers, vaccum
  7. Sounds like a killer in progress! vaccum
  8. Nothing new, just wanted to share..... Here are two Pam 177h that where sent for relume + cannon pinion and hour wheel upgrade Now the lume looks very light green when discharged...way better than the yellow green it came from the factory. also the minute hand is flat to the cannon pinion Here are some lume shots... Two more beauties going to their respective homes. Thanks for watching, vaccum
  9. WOW great pics and detailed info. Thanks for sharing. vaccum
  10. Great pictorial....Thanks! vaccum
  11. Very nice lume shots! vaccum
  12. The lume Ofrei sells is not superluminova. Tritec Super-LumiNova is the real stuff. vaccum
  13. Good info! vaccum
  14. Now I got your point. But saying that the movement is adjusted to COSC specs without the correct tools is almost impossible Here what the COSC site says and I quote " The results provide a "photographic" image of the rate of a movement at a given moment and certify its intrinsic position. Nonetheless, due to their severity, these tests are highly selective and only extremely high-quality movements can hope to pass them. This is therefore an examination based on excellence, even if the behaviour of the movements that are granted certification is still directly dependent on the wearers themselves. To earn chronometer certification, a movement must not only be made from the highest-quality components, but also the object of special care on the part of the finest watchmakers and timers during assembly." vaccum
  15. What I like about my MicroSet watch timer is that I can measure the watch movement in different positions ie. dial up, dial down, crown up, crown down, etc and the PC interface program will display an average using the data from all positions and the results are closer to the every day use. vaccum
  16. I have read a lot of posts about adjusting the movement beat and rate performed by the watch owners. Some ask "how do I adjust the speed"...."which lever do I move" and so on. No problem asking for instructions...I have done it many times. I have seen a few movements, automatic and manual and none of them can be adjusted to the same specs even using the watch timer. Here is what I can't understand....how someone can say that he/she managed to adjust a movement beat and rate to 1 sec per day without the correct tools ie. watch timer, watch analyzer, etc and just by looking at the seconds hand. I am not claiming that I know everything...that's why I am asking. Cheers, vaccum
  17. Are we creative or what? Excellent! Cheers, vaccum
  18. Pam 177h vaccum
  19. LOL
  20. ETA @ 28800bph vaccum
  21. Try the bay...search for "Bergeon rodico" vaccum
  22. Can't wait to read the reviews. Cheers, vaccum
  23. Rodico is one of the most used "tool" around my bench. You can hold parts, clean finger prints, dust, lint, etc. Also you can lift, remove and install small delicate parts with it. vaccum
  24. @ LT How turn out the CT install ? Did you where able to countersink the hole without any problems? vaccum
  25. You need to apply an even coat of the glue to the crown crown tube threads and the screw it in. Let it set and proceed to instal the crown. vaccum
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