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Hey Chris do you sell any of your watches... i have a Invicta for trade

thank god it is not a asia 7750 - or you would have a big problem maybe the problem on your movement is the stem (to long - to short?) try this... put the stem out (if you would change the time)... let them in this position anc check if it stopped again?

very sad that the cortebert 618 looks different as the rolex 618 which used in vintage PAM

ok ok ok... i am tourby and i am a hearted guy let me know you adress and i will send you one set spring bars for free

check ebay you will see some thousands spring bars.... but go for 21mm and 20mm. 20mm will fit easyer on 3717

as i am a watch seller have many funny storys and experiences with watch sale... some guys contact me for watches and told me that they LOVE my watches. Than ask me for a discount. I don

it is not only a big price difference. it is also a big quality difference. I think the second watch worth $1.000. All this mods... never saw this before. AMAZING. and you couldn

ok here pics with different movement, 45

this is 42mm version

new case on stock polished and brushed sides same case as RGM steel bracelet same as RGM (retail $850) movement: rohdium plated - hand engraved - swirls bursted wheels - hand blued screws cheers Tourby

when you can get it ETA 2892-A2 or 2893-2 movements are like white elephants... it exist only some in standard version but i had the SOPROD versions (different finish, chronometer quality, higher cannion pin)... same like used from PANERAI but you stupid guys don

Price is depending on version (different decorated movements available) and from poduction costs and from location of customer 1. prices will be UNDER $1.000 for regular versions (decorated 6497-1, CGD, blued screws, polished sun bursted gears) and over $1.000 for special versions (SOPROD swan neck movements, PVD swan neck movements, hand engraved movements). This is included high quality and heavy marple wood box, manufacturer certificate, 2 years INTERNATIONAL warranty and some nice extras. 2. prices for NON-EU based members will be in US dollar and cheaper as for EU members... EU members will pay in EURO and additional 19% german taxes . Non-EU members will pay the nett price (without 19% german taxes) and will collect the duties/taxes once the parcel arrived in there country. For mostly of US staates it is FREE (or 6% - 7%). Australian members will pay 10% duties/fees. Candian members 15%??? but i am sure we will find a "secret" way to ship the watches for RWG friends without extra costs 3. special for RGW and repgeek User will get a small discount and the possibilitie to purchase the watches without box and extras... so will the price less $80. The box is expensive and has much higher shipping costs - without is cheaper. guys, please keep in mind that i am not a rep seller from asia or else... i am a official seller from Germany and have here legal requirements. 40% of my profit will go to german revenue (tax authority)... i do here official sale... no counterfeit products and not inofficial sales. So can

i know many paneristi who have customs watches on there collection... i have build some watches for paneristi guys... also for a moderator on risti.. but keep this secret

i know this dial design... looks very good and historic. same on IWC 5002. but we have sooo much pilot watches with this dial design on market. Why should i build one more? i will build something unique... so go for unique 45mm diameter and a dial design like IWC 5004

chris send me more pics of this pilot... very interesting with this deep dial.

Hi Andy i know and i have think long time about this problem. But i saw drawing pics of 45mm case and 24mm lugs... it looks bad and more in diver design (like Panerai) and not in pilot design... check all pilot watches... from past and actual models... you will see that all pilots have big case and small 22mm lugs i am only unhappy with the high bezel. I want a high bezel like IWC and a thickness of 13.5mm and not 10.5mm. but this is very problematic. The movement fit in the middle of case and is not big enough. So will the dial fit very deep in the case and it is a big place between dial and front glass. I hope a doube AR glass will solve this problem. It wasn

22mm is best for pilot, Andy you can

same finish like IWC 5004 brushed case and polished bezel (only the 45

different version will come later. first will begin with this 200 pieces. After this planing more and different versions: - with solid caseback and unitas plain movement for lower price - limited version for US market with Hamilton 921 / 917 movements - center second version with special Unitas in 2009 will come similar version with Valgranges auto movement

hmmmm? great idea friend. Maybe will build 20 limited version with Hamilton specialy for USA market... but not at first... later at end of 2008

i think 44-45mm is ideal for a pilot watch 47mm (like Steinhart/Debaufre) is much to big. Stowa and Archime (42mm) are to small i want make a new size - 45mm this is my size and never saw this before prices will be higher as on Steinahrt, but the quality will be different. Double side AR coated glass and more i will build a very low quantity (total 200 pieces) with very high decorated movements (hand engraved, swan neck) for a higher price range. But will also build a limited quantity of 20-30 watches with standard decorated Unitas 6497-1 specialy for young rep forum users in end of 2008 or 2009 will build also a 45mm pilot with solid caseback... with plain Unitas movement for a lower price range.

no bracelet bracelet on a 45mm watch would be to heavy - look Panerai.

official pics on website looks every time different from final result. I don

yes strange feeling - and a compliment i hope the asian will never replicate my 45mm pilot http://www.rwg.cc/members/index.php?showtopic=65539 i am very afraid to post so detailes drawings