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Maybe my friend Dutchy can help you on how to contact Mikey since I am more involved in RG which always seems to have problems...lol Mickey is an amazing member who outsourced and sold us geeks at a very reasonable price, movement decals, amazing titanium screws and some h screwdrivers. I cannot post videos or pics on how to remove the screws...however one trick is to put a piece of nylon bag or ziplock between the screws on the bezel and your screwdriver before attempting to remove them. They are very cheaply made and will scratch, bent and even break inside the bezel causing serious problems. Should you replace them or simply secure them I would recommend a dip of loctite and they will never move again. Another option is if it ain't broke just leave them as is...I learned the hard way as well lol

You know this is a classic model, and the closest to the genuine. I would challenge anyone if they can tell a difference vs. The real one from normal viewing distance. The thin font of the date wheel is spot on and I do agree that this V6 addressed the only issue V1 missed and that is raising the crystal height exactly same as the gen. Enjoy it buddy!

Looks amazing Are you sure this is a v6 since it looks like the original v1 high beat 28,800 to me?

Ay trusted dealer will be able to sell you like Tony, pure time, toro...etc Wen you get the h screwdriver be very careful as you can easily either damage the head of the screw since they are made of cheap SS or worst yet and brake the screw inside the case. Ideally look for someone who has a set of MIckey's titanium screws...

This would be the classic SS/SS best version V1. It used to sell for $1,000 when first launched a few years ago and is actually very close to the gen and was one of the first "super reps" The font of the date wheel is excellent and thin, the fit and finish is superb it is really one amazing http://www.1-pc8838.com/hb10001-bang-black-asia-7750-28800bph-working-chronos-p-6630.html

Just for anyone interested to be aware...: Mark carries those too, at first I thought it was a webpage error, but you can see under his full ceramic line he has a gold model for $50 more. "Those are not the only flaws on this model, let me break it down to you: 1. The caseback shouldn't be polished, it is brushed. 2. The caseback shouldn't say limited edition, as this watch is a regular production model. 3. The movement has blue screws, Hublot has never used blue screws. 4. The case material being ceramic, not steel Now this is not to say this is a great rep, all Rose Gold hublot have a different tint to it, more of a pinkish rather than orange. But his one seems to be right on, could be the pics, who knows, we would have to compare both side by side. And the Carbon Fiber dial is also better looking on this rep, hmmmm, controversy, love it!" Ref: http://www.repgeek.com/showthread.php?t=69774

Looks good...saw and said what I had to say on this thread over at RG

Best factory with the high beat 28.8 uses engraved rotor as opposed to the other factories with their lower beat 21.6 even the newer generation using a fake micro regulator and H logo still use the thick black stickers on the back...just make sure you ask your dealer first

I am a die hard fan of HBB and have have never seen or heard of a HBB tourbillon replica...way too complicated to do it. Just look at the total flop of the new cheap low beat Aero Bang line. It has many many flaws to begin with.