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This week has been nuts... With kids starting school and everything else, I just haven't had the opportunity to get these items out (sorry). Will try and get them out as soon as I can. Thanks for bearing with me...

Not quite the same... But almost.

Why thank ya, kind sir Been a long time since I've thought about the old WM9... Or any sapphire Sub for that matter. That was a fun watch

The TW Best end links were 3 piece. I had to split them apart to reshape the profile of the center link. I used the TW Best SELs as they fit the tightest to the WM9 case. The WM9 SELs were a decent fit, but not great, per se. Those were 3 piece as well:

I don't have the p/n handy, Ephry... Sorry

1016 for Tues...

From my WM9 V1... -TW Best end links with reshaped center link. -Noobmariner links -WM9 clasp

Shouldn't be long now. I've finalized the logistics and things are in motion.

Yeah... Basically I'm negotiating the final price and delivery...

5514 today...

Working out some fine details and coordinating the case stuff now...

One more vote for the 3719...

That looks like a series of cuts and scrapes that have been polished and worn down over time. You could probably achieve something similar by running a file vertically against the lug profile and then polishing down using a series of compounds and rouges. I'd practice on a throw away case first.

The Valjoux 234 is derived from the Valjoux 23 and Valjoux 72

Shouldn't need amovement ring for a 7031/2 build. Just movement tabs...

Killer! 28A is one of my all time favorite contemporary PAMs

A bit optimistic, methinks. 7922s and 7924s usually price in the $20k range; but $60k for a 7928?! Well, I guess it is watch-navi afterall... Shouldn't be too surprised to see silly stuff like that...

Super clean 7159! I agree, LHOOQ; the 234 in the 71X9 is by far the best movement Tudor used in these older chronographs...

flex- I'll be sure to keep my eyes open for one for you

Most of the damage is to the crystal. The lugs look like the satin finish on the top surface is worn away, but if you look closely, the bevels/chamfers are still present. Bezel teeth look nice and defined still... Albeit a little dirty. Clean the grime off, give the acrylic a proper polishing/buffing (or replace with a new dome) and that one will clean up nicely.

Ahhh... Yes, my buddy coolfire I can't let him down...

Balance bridge...

Definitely a genuine Lumi service dial. 'SWISS' signed... Quite nice... Nice Cayenne, K!

Pretty dang cool! However, I have to admit that I am a bit surprised that it's taken them this long to do! Wonder how well it performs...

Killer!