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That is one gorgeous combo right there (fantasy or not)!!!

Well it's impressive! You always post up some real gems!

How many watches do you own Robert? You post so many different and fantastic pieces!

Thanks R! I love these posts too, so when I can I try to post some myself. Never know who else it might help

That was amazing! I love the straight pipe exhaust!!

Thanks! I like to think so

Can't think of a more deserving person right now Cats. Let the awesome, positive vibes help you get through this little rough patch! All the best my friend!

Another Tudor for Wednesday:

Amazing case and even better back story! Thanks for the great read!!!

Good buy R! I think you did pretty good with that one!!

That's pretty cool! I wonder if one of JoeyB's acrylic bezels would work on that?

Oh it's THAT watch!!! WOW!!! Congrats!!!! It is quite the time piece!!!!

That's because it's gorgeous!!!

Here's a screenshot of the Amplitude. Really? Something that simple could cause such erratic behavior?

Well after some trial & error I managed to get it back together and up and running.... kind of. It is pretty erratic. The movement came to me with issues of stopping after a short time. This seems to have gone away, but the timing is all over the place. Obviously it needs a thorough service (which I am not quite ready to do yet), but I am curious if anyone can tell me what would make the movement behave this way? Here is a screen shot of the timing software:

Thanks Andy. I guess I already knew that. It's quite frustrating though at times! I'll keep on trying then.

Hello fellow watch movement experts. Need some advice here. Working on a 2824 and I have a question. When you take the train wheel bridge assembly apart, is there a good trick for putting it back on and having all the jewels line up with the gear train pivots? I can get it to go back on after many, many trial & error attempts, but there has to be a good trick for this. Or perhaps its just a lot of practice?

Love that Hamilton W!

Looks awesome. What's the story with that one? (Sorry I don't recognize it)

Wearing my custom JMB No-Date

+1.... way more fun, and you can spread out the cost. You didn't pay $6k all at once. Makes it a lot easier to do. Well done! That is one impressive looking piece!

Have a great time M! I went to one restaurant many years ago that was amazing but for the life of me I cannot remember the name of it. I have a postcard from there at home which I will see if I can find later on tonight. So will you be wearing your birthday present (i.e.: the 1655) while shopping all the AD's?

That is one beautiful looking phono cartridge! Great pic!

Tudor MC for Monday

Contact Stilty for the movement ring