Ronin

Nice. How is the stock lume. Given the price I would hope as good as a Vac/Zig...???

From my observation of real, hard core, Scuba Divers, I would say 80%+ actually wear Seiko and Citizen Dive watches. Despite the fact Rolex, Omega, Doxa, etc, are normally thought of when thinking about diving. I also have 3 family members who are pilots. They all wear Citizen's, not Breitlings.

Yummy

Fantastic!

Lead is only going to be a hazard if you ingest it. I am sure there is lead based paint used in some of the dials, or inserts. Again, non-issue since the dial is sealed off. Just don't chew on your bezel, or let your kids chew on your watch.

Welcome indeed. I had a laugh at your user name upon first glance. Please tell me your second choice wasn't "TruckNuts".

Nice. You are on your way.

I have both a B&L 4x with head-wire, and Optivisor. I have to admit I have a easier time focusing with the Optivisor and its stereo optics. That said, I usually reach for that first.

Edgar Allen Poe

I like the strap combo. Great job...

Although not normally a B&R "Square Watch" guy, I would seriously consider that one.

Double the Fun Wed. Meeting up with Ubi to give back the timeshare Tudor. Leaving me wearing:

I am curious to here Freddy333 chime in on this as his "Beater" DRSD seems to see a lot of daylight. Wonder what, if any, attention he has ever received while wearing it. Personally, if I were wealthy and fortunate enough for a DRSD, I would wear it out and about. I probably wouldn't dive with it, but I would definitely wear it out to dinner.

Petrol

+1 on the Acetimer for an affordable winder. I have one 8x12 for me and one 2x3 for my wife. I am approaching 1yr on my 8x. It was wisper quite when I got it, it has gotten a touch louder, but not enough to bother me in the bedroom while sleeping 10 feet away from it. AceTimer touts their fuzzy logic. It is actually the weak link since you can not independently control CW, CCW. This makes it A7750, and one way winding movements unfriendly if you leave them on for more than a week without wearing. Easily hacked if you are an electronics geek. Works perfect with all other ETA, and Gens I have.

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Original post: http://www.rwgforum.com/topic/110578-another-new-1665-drsd-rep-coming-this-month/ Mods/Staff might want to combine.

Torn

Stumbled upon this. Hmmmm Could be awesome! http://www.puretimew...?productID=2148 I don't want to DDOS their site by hot-linking pics but here are the specs. Size: 39.5mm x 17.8mm (incl. crystal) Movement: Swiss ETA-2846 automatic movement at 21600vph (low beat movement which is similar to the genuine which is 19800vph) Functions: hours, minutes, seconds and date display Case: 316L steel case with thick springbar Crystal: super-dome plexi crystal (made with a gen as sample) Dial: we make many dial options as vintage Rolex fans all know there are many dials for this watch, we made about 4-5 dials Bezel: freely rotating bezel with black insert and dome plastic pearl Strap: steel bracelet with correct markings Clasp: flip-lock deployant buckle Water resistance: >50 Meters Remark: PureTime has spent few months working with the best vintage replica maker on this watch, we admit it is not 100% same as genuine but it is the best out-of-the-box version in the market.

Gravity

Very nice. One of my favorite models.

Customs Drug Sniffing Dogs. (joke)

When using the "GIFT" option, I usually instruct the buyer to actually put something in like: "Happy Birthday", "Merry Christmas", or some other Greeting Card Esq words. That way it at least gives the appearance and plausible denyability. When using the regular payment options, I usually instruct the buyer TO LEAVE EVERYTHING blank/default.

Looking good. So is that NDT dial mounted on a 2836 movement or some other?