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Hi Something terrible has happened. As seen in attached picture I've lost my bezel to my Oris. Anyone know if and where I can get a replacement? Thank you

AstroAvia where did those pictures go? Repost please

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AmStaFF: Looks good..used? Can't see any scratches

My little darling got hurt the other day and now I need some assistance. She wasn't dropped so she purrs like a kitten so there's no damage inside. I'm guessing that I need to change the whole back and not just the glass? Where can I get it and estimated price for this? Pictures aren't perfect but you can clearly see the damage. My PAM111 Thanx

Hehehe I've seen that before and personally I don't think it's a close match either?

BNWMan: I'm curious to know if it is the true SUPEROCEAN ETA 2824-2 V2?

Sounds like a project i wouldn't dare to embark on....as I'm not that skilled watchmaker But would love to see the before and after pictures so I can make a judgement on buying the watch in the first place....

Nice Do you have any pictures of the modification? Was it difficult? Thanx

It's usually the Hublot Big Bang King Palladium (as seen in picture) that's being referred to. So if anyone have a clue where I might find the Ice Bang please let me know...just love the way it looks.

I'm searching high and low for the Hublot Big Bang King Ice Bang (rep), but can't find it. Any ideas on where to find it...except the real deal. Only version available seems to have the red second hand and red second markings on the dial. Thanx

Thanx txcollector To clarify... Yes I would like to have seconds running at center post as standard instead of small seconds (subdial), the watch would feel more alive with that setup. I would easily trade the stopwatch functionality for that feature. I'm thinkin of getting the Hublot Big Bang King Ice Bang (Black Dial) 48mm just because it has the big seconds at center post. My other watch PAM 111H with the small seconds is perfectly designed as is, but as with the Oris Carlos Coste it would be sweet changing so "primary" seconds was at center post.

Yes, running seconds @ 9 (subdial) is what you find when looking at a watch with the 7750 movement. Now some of you might be laughing but here is my question, and that's why I'm still a novice at movements. Just to make it easy to explain this is what I know so far, for example Hublot Black Magic uses a A7750 (with seconds a subdial) Hublot Big Bang King uses a A7750 (with seconds at center) Is it possible to configure the 7750 (ETA and ASIAN) to have seconds at subdial or standard center dial (non-chronograph). Also I know there exist several variations of the 7750. I got aware of this when I acquired my Oris Carlos Coste Limited Edition, and thought it would be much nicer to have a big seconds counter instead of the tiny at 3 o'clock (subdial), but still having the date window and stopwatch. Thanks

Do we have any fans here? It's not hard to fall in love with beautiful music I listen to lots of music spanning all the way from trance/drum and bass/electro/pop/soundtracks and of course classical music. At the moment I'm listening to operas, or more specifically 2 vocalists, Maria Callas and Monserrat Caball