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Hi, You will need 1 or 2 Torx T3 drivers (1 to hold in place as the bar turns with the screw 1 to turn the screws on the other end). This is a hollow bar with a thread in the center of it. Cheapest/easiest way is a complete kit of screwdrivers for repairing smartphones & similar.

 

Replace with 24mm lugbars like these: http://www.uhrband24.com/24-mm-c-25_733.html, I think 1.8mm should be fine. In the future it´s easy to change straps as the BP has lugholes.

 

Note: I use these, reinforced in 22mm and they are a solid fit for several months from Cousins.UK: R19294  Rolex Type Spring Bar 22mm   PACK*10  1 £1.95

 

I lost my cap screws also... Actually, they are hex or allen type sockets 0.9mm, so you should use an allen key.

 

Although the 24mm spring bars may work, the lug width on this watch is a really odd 23mm wide, so you would need the Ø1.8 mm here http://www.uhrband24.com/23-mm-c-25_821.html

 

If you want to use the originals, I'd suggest some Loctite Blue 242 to keep losing them.

http://www.rwgforum.net/index.php?/topic/175626-REP-REVIEW%3A-AP-Ladies-Quartz-ref%2E-67651ST%2EZZ%2E1261ST%2E01

Here ya go!

 

Wow... Great review, thanks for the link!

 

That did it for me... now I just gotta convince my betterer half 

I'm looking for a great watch for my partner and ran across this Lady Royal Oak on PureTime:

http://pure-time.com/product/lady-royal-oak-33mm-ss-silver-textured-dial-on-white-leather-strap-ronda-quartz/

 

Does anyone have any feedback on the quality of these and or the movement?

 

Hi Andy... Be careful:

 

I've lived in BKK for many years and the dealers of good quality reps are EXTREMELY FEW and FAR between... So much so that I buy all my reps from the trued dealers here, whether it be Joshua/Andrew, Angus, Sead, or Toro.

 

The best rep dealer I know of here asked me if I can source reps for him!

 

With you being new to reps, you will be an easy target.... The shop in Phuket selling reps for €500-700 saw you coming from far away, please stay clear no matter how many beautiful deep blue crystals they show you can be scratched with their crappy little screwdrivers!

 

There are a few shops in MBK that have some 'OK' reps... they'll still be more that what we'd pay through the trusted dealers here.

 

Getting good reps into Thailand is very difficult... I've been hit by customs several times this year alone.

 

Bottom line is that the very best address in Thailand to source your reps is right here on the rep forums (take your pic)... or right in Guangzhou after much research and good contacts!

sounds suspect to me... I'd be taking some more aggressive steps to get it back!

Wouldn't this use an ETA 2836 movement?

I got one a while back, the watch was so nice to me I didn't even do a comparison... You'd think they'd at least measure the gen... jeez!

 

Here's my qc pic next to the gen:

I'm pretty sure these:

PAM 55     Titanium 44mm Luminor Solid Brown  C - D only                 PAM 61     Titanium 44mm Luminor Solid Brown  C - D only                 PAM 56     Titanium 44mm Luminor Solid Brown  C - D only

 

 

And before mentioned PAM 40.

 

Not sure if this has been brought up before...

 

Has anyone else noticed that the 3, 6, 8, 12 cutouts font seem a bit anorexic on the rep from the TDs photos?

 

 

Gen:

Rep(s):

I've lived here (in BKK) for 5 years this time... I only buy from TDs

Damn... tough crowd!

Thailand in general are pretty weak on quality reps, unless you get a good dealer at MBK in Bangkok and even a few in Patpong market will pull out a good one once in a while... but you'll pay more and god only knows what's inside...

 

If you're spending any time in Bangkok before you go back to wherever... look me up!

The black color version of this is not too bad... but super expensive... somewhere in the $300 range :-S

Love the looks

Didnt They only make 60 of these ??

yeah, but with some diligence there could be 160 or more depending

Someone... please rep the Ennebi Mictofo Bronzo Decennale:
 

Hi Guys... I just wanted to post a pic of a great watch I got a few months ago... This is the BWB limited edition of 50 collaboration with a small watch company called Maranez based in HK... This watch is really great quality and starting to darken up a bit. Hope you like it!

 

Here's the specs:

• Model: Maranez Bangla Bronze LE
• Movement: Miyota 9015 Automatic 
• Size: Ø47mm excluding the crown, lug to lug 58mm, height 17.5mm with anti-magnetic inner case
• Case material: Bead blasted CuSn8 bronze
• Case back material: Titanium
• Crown: Screw down, bronze, Ø11mm @9:00
• Crystal: Slight domed sapphire , AR coated inside
• Dial: Petrol blue/green.  Super Luminova C3

1+0=0

Its a pity really, because the A7753 daylight models are on the whole very accurate reps. 

One thing though, the noisy movement can be rectified by servicing. It can become very quiet after that. 

If you find a model you really like, consider the ETA7753 transplant. It would solve most of the issues that make us stay away.

 

That would be great, but unfortunately, I've read that the date window for the A7753 is a bit different than the date window for the ETA 7753... can this be confirmed?

I'm a mechanical/design engineer with extensive CNC set-up/programming experience as well, with a background in the aerospace/defense manufacturing as well as tool & die industries. Been using SolidWorks since before its first release back in '95 (just took the plunge to SWX '15). If you need any help with anything, I'd be excited to be part of some projects with you!!

 

I would think that the final finishing and polishing would be the trickiest parts of completing cases and components... I've seen many times reps are mostly good except the difficult to reach areas, or that the final machining operations weren't fine enough to get the tool marks and chatter out... Keep your finish tooling sharp and your feedrates down, it doesn't have to be a race like in Guangzhou!

So beautiful and so much work put into this! Well done!

Hope they rep this one...

IMO:

Pam 049 (small white), great with a pink or light blue croc 

Pam 050 (small black)

just about any smaller size rad

That is, by far, the most beautiful dial I've seen... I see a project coming up for me!

Well Mr. Civic.... I'm pleased that your fantasy of my sloth like laziness adds to your humor intake... if you were standing in front of me, I'm sure you'd be choosing different words... but please carry on with your assumptions behind your keyboard.