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I suppose Liberace would have bought one...

I am trying to find a crystal. This is my first experience with a case with no removable bezel...

"Official" watch of the early 50s British North Greenland Expedition...

Good one!

This is my Friday!!!

It was fun building it!

Up and at 'em, people!!!

Such is the fun of watch building! Or, maybe I should say integrating...

To make it worse, the 6mm have an "old" and "new" style. The "new" style tube fits a 3mm hole while the "old" style fits the smaller hole...

I don't think I have any 34 mm cases right now...

I'm about to order some more cases so I could probably nail one together not too far in the future...

It is now at the mercy of the Postal System!

Up and at 'em, people!

This is 36mm. Kinda hard to do that on a sapphire as if you get the bezel much lower then you start seeing a lot of the gasket.

I suppose any flat sapphire but I really don't know much about "modern" Explorers! My "late model" experience is limited to this fantasy...

One of the very few Government "programs" that is actually good at it's intended mission...

These are cases I source out of China. You could use one before drilling the lugs to build one of the "modern" Explorers.

I use the 2824 cases to build mine. In addition to being a tad thinner they allow a higher crown height which is much closer to the gen position than the 2836 case. 2824 case: 2836 Case:

It's Friday for me - woohooi!!!

I would rather be back in the rack...

Wake up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here we go again, Monday for me...

I figured I'd thrown a "change-up" today - this doesn't get nearly as much wrist time as it deserves...

Tu-dor or not Tu-dor, that IS the question...