Ronin

Yes, I would be interested in ETA->Yuki! Specifically for the non-date models. 5512,13,17. On a side note, I already have one Stily's ETA->Gen 160x case, and it is awesome!

1.) When no super rep, or easily franken-able exists. 2.) (Thanks to my wife) Explorer II White Face. 3.) Yes and No. Bang for the buck, probably- No. Ability to wear it in certain social & business situations, and keeping it as an heirloom- Yes.

CCTV

maker

In honor of your Doxa Lani, I will wear a different Orange. P.S. Did you mean "Friday"?

ignorant

Perhaps friends of Josh/Andrew or the admin team could give them a little nudge next time they have contact with them. It is clearly driving business away.

Blows

Love it! Doxa has bubbled to the top of my list as a next must have.

As I start my 1680 project, I am looking for tips/tricks/consensus on Cyclops to date window alignment. In a perfect world I would love to assemble the case entirely before the movement goes in. So I wonder, what do you guys do? A.) Install the movement w/dial, then crystal and align cyclops B.) Build up case, install crystal, using tube/crown as a reference TIA

I think this is a key item. Having been a road warrior in the past a few things are for certain. 1.) You will eat like $hit, and 2.) Have little time for 'consistent' exercise. Best tips that worked for me. AVOID the Crapplebee's, TGIVomits, and most chains-- in addition to the fast food places. Your Fork and Spoon are the best pieces of exercise equipment. Tips: 1.) Avoid Soda/Pop, any beverage with High Fructose Corn Syrup 2.) Given-- traveling on the road, some "Important Dinners with the customer, boss, team are inevitable". Seriously, attempt to only eat HALF of what you are served. (Resturant portions are way too large. The average single restaurant portion today would feed 4 in the 1970's.) 3.) Avoid the fast food joints or stick with a healthier Subway 6". Better yet if you are flying solo, hit the grocery store, buy some "real food" and DIY, or even some of the healthier prepared stuff. 4.) Take the stairs. 5.) Park furthest from the door. 6.) Time permitting, think old school Gym Class exercises. Jumping Jacks, Sit-ups, Push-Ups.

amputate

Seriously? This is ridiculous guys. I would love to see the face of the watch... Please one is enough, ok, maybe two, but lets not obscure things like the date window. Pretty Please....

Seiko

Go to your local autoparts store and purchase a can of paint stripper. Spray on, wipe off, toothpick in the tight spots.

Rush - Between the Wheels

Agreed for the most part. I had a 5513 that the crown would in fact interfere/touch the bezel locking it in place. I agree though, just throwing it out there. Pop the bezel...

By chance, is the crown screwed in too tight causing it not to turn?

I use a Optivisor. I like the stereo vision. I have the flip down to add the the magnification if need be.