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A nice 94010 with square markers would be lovely!! Mine, BTW is a self made 7928 MBW frankenstein

The Molj. movement is also a little funky to work with. It seems that when you pull the stem, the clutch will slip out of place. I am not sure if there is any way around it, but since you'll be replacing the dial anyways, you can re-set the clutch to it's proper position prior to putting everything back together. Best of luck... R

Looks like a moderator over there found the post in bad taste and removed it...

I've heard mixed reviews on these guys. Experience may depend on if you are visiting in person, or doing mail order.

I've purchased some from Andy as well. Compared to the pair I got from my RSC source, they are identical. Only difference was the price.

The usual (MBW 1665 franken) And perhaps this one too (DW 1st gen)

Sorry CJ.... This i the best one I have... Not much of an improvement...

I'd definitely be interested in seeing that thread! If you find it, please post it Cheers, R

This one exists as well...

Looks like I'll be waiting for revision 2 to come out.

Rehaut depth isn't the cause for a 'low sitting' date wheel. Rather, it's more likely to be an issue of alignment of the datewheel overlay.

I dig the 7928!! But, I must admit to always having a soft spot for that one...

So, nothing like this then?

So, how about the construction of the bezel? Does it function like genuine (i.e. you have to press it down to rotate)? And, does it have the provisions in place to be able to unscrew it from the case to clean? Just wondering how far they went with the details...

Ahhhh... There's just something about a Superdome...

Mine is a refinish on a genuine dial base. So technically not genuine in my book, as it's not the way it was first issued by r-l-x. I consider it to be a redial, or 'aftermarket'. But not original.

Heehee... I think it means to be biquitous... Ubi biquitous. I be biquitous. We all be biquitous.

Add 10 here... 765

Hanzo was actually Masashige, a member of the Hattori family of Iga and was a clandestine ninja during the 1500's in feudal Japan. To my knowledge, I don't think he had anything to do with fabricating swords; rather he was a skilled swordsman and assassin.

Something like this is always possible... My 16520 frankenstein El Primero (still looking for a nice El Primero 400 to drop in)...

I love it. The funky sideways dial is strangely appealing to me.

My short list- Vintage 165.024 Royal Oak Classic Chronograph 25860ST.0.1110ST.05 And, not wanting to be selfish, I'd like to see this one for my wifey... Zenith Queen of Hearts

Wish I had some to spare, guys. Really, I do. In fact, I'm in need of one or two more myself...

Hmmmmmmm...

Indeed. A bit more shallow. Classic TW Best and MBW are the only ones with the depth...