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Hmmmmmmmmm...

Vintage is where it's at.... Hmmmmm. I spy bold fonts and flat 3's....

For me, 'done correctly' would mean that the watch was replicated to MBW standards. i.e. some flaws would exist that are easily corrected by fitting genuine parts.

The yellowish color of the markers/indicies on the 24 you saw was a result of aging tritium. Your 92 should theoretically have SuperLuminova markers... So, it's not a flaw or giveaway, per se...

I stand corrected...

I'd gladly take one as well, as long as it was done correctly...

If Tudors are allowed... I'll take one of these.

Cheers, Bob! Have a good one, mate!

Jon- Very well said!

As always, fantastic watches, Ludo!! I just missed out on a very nice genuine 116520 white dial for your watch- $150!! Would have been a nice fit on your Daytona to replace the rep dial...

Happy birthday, gang!!

P.S. I'm counting the days until I receive my Pre-A from davidsen. That is one Panerai I am genuinely excited about

It would probably be best to try and work this out with your dealer first. However, if you need to resort to replacing a movement, let me know.

Hour subdial @ 6:00 shouldn't be recessed... Only 9:00 and 3:00...

Nice... Casio? What the heck IS that thing? BTW... Some of us can afford gens too...

I have a spare 21J Asian movement left over from an ETA swap I did. If you need it, I'd be glad to send it...

Personally, I think Panerai are just as dull as Rolex. There is nothing really exciting about either. Both brands have a line of watches that really have no design variance. You seen one PAM, you've pretty much seen them all. Same with Rolex.

Jet turbine?

Indeed- 47mm is way too large for my wrist as well. The 45mm Radiomir is my max, and it's tolerable only because the case has a very low profile design to it. I am not sure if Kenzo is selling these custom made Radiomirs any longer. At $550 per, these were great bargains for a custom made Swiss 6497 based time piece. I think I spent more in collecting parts for mine than what it would have cost to just buy one of his creations. It was, however, a lot of fun putting it together

I must admit- I'm not a Panerai kind of guy, but I do have a Panerai on the way that I'm actually excited about. Still a vintage Rolex guy though...

Something like this? My self made 3646 hommage based on a 45mm PAM183 rep... WM dial WM caseback Aged hands UT 6497 MF 26/26 strap Prior to adding the WM solid caseback, I had the display back fitted...

Ludo- I agree... Vintage Fifty Fathoms would be nice! I think it would make a nice companion to a vintage SM300...

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm.... Metta

The 6263/5's all had Triplocks- The Cosmographs with Oyster signed dials were outfitted with Triplocks from the start, not Twinlocks. Twinlockers were the 6239/6240, etc with non-Oyster signed dials. As such, any Triplock 7mm crown is sufficient for a 6263/5, as it is likely these have been replaced during a service with the most recent variation. 24-703 should work nicely.

Dial and datewheel for starters...