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Nice "little" upgrade!

Can we see pics of this newly modded beauty?

Now THAT is a stunning dial!! Definitely a new favorite for me for sure. Is a gen 3714-38 dial even available? As is, the rep dial with the gen strap is a killer combo!

Looks interesting, but why is the little Boxy House more than the actual winder itself? Odd Now the 3 watch winder looks pretty interesting My link

That dial!!!! Amazing job chi!

Looking good! Thanks for the pics. Have you resized the bracelet yet? Is it pins or screws?

Agreed mg. I LOVE this watch Definitely considering picking one up, but waiting to see some member reviews before hand. It's a little pricey to be the guinea pig for me

Love it! Great colors on that dial!! And that seagull movement is just

Lugholes would be sweet W! I was going to do this to my BK transformer as well, but couldn't find anyone willing to do it so I sold it off. I like the riveted bracelet A Gen insert makes a HUGE difference!

A classic for the holidays:

Great acquisition B! Nicely done. Classic, simple, sporty/dressy looks all at the same time. It's a great looking piece!

Wow great pics! Beautiful beach, dog and woman. Looks like a great day!

Merry Christmas everyone! Hope your day is full of cheer & joy!

Very interesting article. It's true about what they said about new college freshman not being able to write in cursive. No one needs to hand write anything anymore. I know my hand writing is atrocious!

The black dial I just sold is amazing quality. It was the non-SW200 movement, but who cares? Sixx is right on the money. The fit and finish on this one is superb! The black dial is the only one to get in my opinion. It looks spot on

Great collection C! And I love that Rainer watch box. Gonna go check it out now. Thanks for the link! Happy Holidays to you my friend!

A new philosophy well worth adopting in my humble opinion! Excellent advice Dr. Phil!

Valid point Freddy, but the GMT was somewhat of a classic piece (if you can call a 16710 classic) and yet it was too new and too shiny. And because I spent the extra money on the gen insert, I didn't want to scratch it so I didn't wear it. I should have stuck with the rep insert and beat it up I guess.

My old faithful for Monday:

So, I was just checking out random posts here and there this morning and I started thinking about all the watches that have come and gone in my short history here. I have had quite a few watches that I let go and I started to realize that apparently I am just not that into new watches. I got the last of the noob GMT's from BK and sold it less than a month later. I was literally afraid to wear it for fear of scratching it. Funny thing is, I will wear my Tudor every single day, regardless of the fact that it cost my 4 times as much to build as it did for the GMT. I have dinged it, scratched it, dropped it, and it just gets that much better looking. (Ok Bob, I know you love those beat up old watches too!) Anyways, I was just curious and thought I'd pose the question to the community. What exactly is it about the vintage beat up old watches that have so much more appeal? I have had my Tudor for around a year and a half now, and it's like a second skin for me. I wear it all the time, and yet when I look down at it, a smile comes to my face each and every time and I just can't stop looking at it. Thoughts?

Hey Sixx!!!! Congrats man and so glad to have you around! You are one of those....how would Pete say it?..... "Top Notch Blokes!" Happy Holidays over there in the land of green and looking forward to many more years of having you around these 'ol parts!

No beads of rice bracelet??

Nicely done R! Also, looking good on that banner selection there Hike! Love it!!

Wow........ Not much else to say there but...... Wow

I may have an extra noob sub dial in my parts kit. For an ETA? PM me