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agreed,
logo, pearl, lack of AR
i would say fake
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Sue? Damn, you really do want to be American, don't you.
legend.
sorry to hear about the pp issues
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originally made for the steam forums but rings true here also,
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^^ the OP was talking about the AC Chronograph, which as jot9011 said has some serious accuracy issues,
I dont get why they just didnt make the seconds at three version,
they have modified a 7750 to do this already, and the thickness of the movement is not an issue here
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Nice,
hopefully this leads the way to some Sinn's next
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Sorry but i keep this dealer private.
keep it private all you want, horrible looking thing,
looks like a quartz sub dial lay out
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I went and ordered the 1.8 in the end, hoping they'll be fine,
you got yours from cousins also or another supplier?
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i use this formula:
- could i afford the Gen
- can i mod it to 99.9%
- will it look good/ sit well on my wrist
if the answer is yes to all three: I go for it
so far I have a
- seamaster chrono fully modded awaiting gen bezel installation
- Planet ocean, Gen dial, AR, awaiting Bezel insert (from gen bezel) installation
- IWC 3717 AR, DD wheels, Re-Lumed
actually double AR'd the crystal on my seamaster chrono, absolutely not true to the gen, but when you see the results, you realised they should have had it on the gen, really takes the watch to a new level
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chopard chrono gmt
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received today, thanks again offshore
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you need swiss 7753. 7750 has 12 9 6 layout,
are you sure?
i thought that Hublot used a modified 7750 aswell, no?
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For asian 7750 chrono watches you must use "A". All the rest of watches I have (asian and swiss) use "B".
I use the minimum numbers of winds per day. It is enough.
1- (Excuse me I'm a newbie , but...) Why would you wind a watch with a diferent movement in a different direction?
2- Why would you wind the the watches the minimum amount? The Zigmeister has said many times that it is impossible to overwind a watch.
3- Does anybody know if it is possible for a watchwinder to ruin the movement of a watch?
asian 7750's only wind in a clockwise direction, unlike their swiss counter-parts which wind in both directions
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beautiful watch and nice pics
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You make it sound exotic.
Titanium is the ninth-most abundant element in the Earth's crust and the seventh-most abundant metal.
true (well,I had it for the tenth most abundant), but the extraction process is what makes it expensive, its a difficult substance to isolate, hence the reason why some consider it exotic
but to address the OP, as Josh has said to Francisco , we will probably see Ti coating on reps in the very near future
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looks good, nice pearl, best i've seen on an omega rep
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Fortunately for my goof Wojtecki, TC, and Panatime all make watch case holders, as well as watch strap holders.
So, same link info, practically the same "look" and the offer of Woj's email stands to anyone who needs it.
BTW, good luck in finding a watch case in the trade forums. I see them come up very infrequently. Still, it's good advice.
i'm pretty sure he means the watch case, as in what the movement goes into
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@V i think he's looking for watch cases ... could be wrong though
but to address the OP, I think all you can do is to watch the trade area on this and the other forums
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thanks for the info,
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when the 7750 is in its native 6-9-12 sub-dial layout there is no recessed date wheel, it is 'flush'
it occurs when you start with 3-6-9 reps when the 7750 tries to emulate the 7753
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thanks, was thinking along those lines myself
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anybody?
Most Accurate Reps List
in General Discussion
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would have to disagree there
most PAMs and Rolexes are not very accurate out of the box, most contain glaring flaws to the trained eye
with Panerai, the exception is the Ferrari range, possibly the most accurate reps out of the box,
if you are looking for easily attainable accuracy:
smp chrono with eta datewheel,
iwc 3717 with eta datewheel+ AR
porsche design watches
some of the chopards
HBB
new omega speedmasters, with 6-9-12 7750 config