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  1. hmm.. That looks very similar to the cases on the Parnis B&R homages...

    I think a good and cheap start would be to ask Jackson Tse as he has sourced me spare bars for my Parnis homages for $2 a bar with screws.

    If you ask him if he can get some spare strap bars for the HW41 he stocks (his english is good but not that good, so keep it fairly simple! lol) he might be able to sort you out :)

    Scroll down on here to find the HW41 reference he uses:

    http://www.jacksontse.com/homagehome.html

    (hope it's ok to post the link, mods - I'm not sure if he's a trusted dealer on here but he is on RWG1.1, so please remove it if necessary :))

    And if they don't fit then, hey, what's a few dollars spent on testing? Cheaper than a whole new watch straight away, especially if they do fit and the problem is solved :)

    (Oh, he doesn't sell the strap bar tool though - if you've not got one you might have to ask Topwatches2009 on ebay as they've supplied me before, but robbed me for $10 for each tool + $5 posting... :rolleyes:)

  2. I think deltahoe is right - the classic designs are probably the ones that will still look good, and the 'fashion' watches will be the ones that look dated.

    It's interestng though - by 'classic' do we mean 'looks traditional/old already'?

    For example, I think the B&R 01-92 models may become collectable and look better with age as they are clean and simple, but they are based on an 'old' design originally developed for clarity and ease of use in aeroplane cockpits.

    I'm not sure many others would be watches I'd put money on as being classics, though - predicting the future isn't easy and we'd all be rich if we could! :D

  3. lol I've just rung the number - it's one of these 'personal' numbers that you can divert to wherever you want, at some not particularly cheap cost to the ringing person.

    It rings with a ring tone that definitely isn't in the UK... :lol:

  4. There's someone on ebay selling 'dealer Bell and Ross clocks' as well - except I highly doubt they're genuine as he was selling a Heritage version as 'old stock, been used for years', despite the fact that the Heritage model had literally only just come out...

  5. I haven't seen a full review - it could be worth doing one when you get yours? ;) lol :D

    Can anyone confirm if the Hublot factory mentioned above is also the Noobmariner factory? I'm sure I recall one of the dealers (Trusty, I think) telling me that the SOH was made in the noobmariner factory...

    Either way, I think the SOH and SOHC are comparable in quality, from what I can tell :)

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