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I had considered adding a pricing breakdown, but those figures tend to flux and are in no way static. I would hate to set a certain expectation only to have those figures become outdated or inaccurate...

2nd.

That's pretty cool... Dial has tons of character! Any chance you can obtain a replacement plexy?

Whoa... That is NICE, K! I dig it!

Not surprising chinkiechunkie is quite the gent... A class act individual and an asset to the forum. Well done!

Unlike someone else we know, ROBERT? I have to agree with the excellent service from King and By-Tor's awesome reviews! Congrats on a great piece, DT!

I dunno. If the seller happened to be the same individual that the watch was originally issued to for active service, I wouldn't have a problem with no papers/docs. That would be enough provenance for me. Same would go for a 5517.

You know... At the time, I think it was just too big. Too much shiney metal and the sort. I think that's why the only Breit in my collection that's stayed for any real duration is the Blacksteel. It's big, but not too ostentatious for me. Especially when I have it on a G10. Oh, that and also probably because it was a 'lite'. But the SFSO is a great watch, no doubt.

This is new?

Sometimes I miss mine...

Very interesting! Might you have some pics of this one, automatico? Would love to see it!

Just got home and looking through a couple of my notes for curiosity's sake... Last listed MN with papers/docs I noted was $14k retail/consumer price. Last unlisted MN no papers/docs sold at

Mid size seems to fit perfect! Not too small... Not too big for a ladies' wrist. Very nice!

I would advise to leave it alone. If you are not familiar with this procedure, you stand to risk more harm than good. +15sec/day is not terribly bad. If the watch is new, you may even notice that it will settle out a bit according to your wearing habits and how you position it over night.

As requested- Some old build pics of the initial stages of an El Primero based 16520: Case and movement: Aftermarket dial fitted to the movement: Test fit to make sure everything lines up: Date mech removal: Setting hands: All together: Add a gen dial: and fin: Current day:

Movement options for the 6263 were listed in the building section... And the thin case variation is mentioned as well. I'll see what I can dig up for in prog build pics for the EP's...

f333- If there's anything that you'd like to add... I'd appreciate it I went mostly off of memory, so I am sure there are spots that are lacking.

I've been bad about that as well...

Hmmm... Last MN I saw for sale was $5100 and that was roughly 4 wks ago. So, more than $5k, sure. $100 more. But that was not a retail price. No paps either... Folks are selling in this market... And at good prices if you know the right people...

Probably the case set from Marble...

Looks like MW's/TOWS collection. He posted a pic of one of his closets jammed full of boxes- Each shelf was like 6 across, 6 high and 4 deep. He then went on to say that each box had a corresponding watch to go with it, and that was just part of his collection...

I usually find stuff like this to be too busy, but I really think this is an interesting, creative piece; especially the seconds at 3:00. I like it...

A beauty!

Some comparison shots... CWP dial: Now compare the lume: Gen lume: Gen lume: