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This thread deserves the golden moped Only your wives can decide for you what you do with your money - but IMO a guy who steals pictures is hard to trust How can you be sure the pictures are showing what he's actually selling? Can he really source all the watches that he displays?

All mine do. Some worse than others. I just returnet a BS (blacksteel not [censored]) Skyland jerking about 4 seconds...

Just checked - it's 24/20

Paypal will not help you in this case. They only refund your money under buyer protection if it is an eBay auction. Outside of eBay you can only get your money back if the seller still has the funds in his account (tried it) So even if you win you loose. IMO you lost the watch when you posted it w/o tracking. Purchase your next rep at another dealer and forget about the whole thing. I don't see how this can be part of any dealers customer service to replace an item he didn't receive and I'm sure dealers selling hundreds of watches won't scam a customer for a single watch. If you were on the other side of the counter I don't think you would offer that kind of service either. Move on to the next watch and let it be is my advise. To rage and mock is gentlemanly, to grumble and whine is not

App 7.7 in

19.5 cm It's fun to own. Here's a comparison to a Seadweller 4k ssd And the Aeromarine Super Avenger Blacksteel SABS

@Bike Mike what's up with the small pam? This one is much more like it

That must make the gen a rep of the rep? What's with the serial on rehaut engraving?

I got mine yesterday. I concur on all points - this is an amazing rep

Mail man brought me this one from Trusty: SABS - Couldn't be happier

+1 or get a lefty. - I found the huge Clownfighter Overkill McGyver surprisingly comfortable to wear

Birthday WC hauling the big puck

Congrats modelizer

Ordered one of these

Today I discovered a new noise in my second DSSD A3135. A small lid covering the rotor screw it was this time. so here's IMPORTANT stuff for the happy owners of a A3135 powered watch: See this little sucker here? You have to decide to keep it in your watch or loose it. The screw holding it is probably not tightened and it is bound to come loose if you don't do anything and may potentially cause havoc in your movement Step 2 REMOVE the little cap over the rotor retaining screw - clean off the glue holding it and make sure your rotor is fastened. Then THROW THE LITTLE CAP AS FAR AWAY AS YOU CAN. Grease the seals and screw the caseback on again tightened to exactly 1.00 DTTS (Duct Tape Torque Standard) And you should be good to go

Good luck beats early rising - Thanks Lani

That seems like a brilliant idea. I will defenetly try it with my next shipment from Ch. I have had 3/11 watches seized so if the system works I will gain a lot here. Didn't realize this service existed

Oh no. How could I miss this one? Buuuuuuuuuuhuhuhuhu (crying)

Thanks for this excellent walk trhough of the SABS. Mine is in the mail - I hope it's as good as this one. How about the stop watch seconds hand. Is it jerky?

Thanks. I might just try mending it instead of putting it out of its misery right now...

Would that be the same case with the A3135? How is the rotor attached?

I hope the dealer will accept a return to get it straight. Maybe I should suggest an exchange of the movement all together?

Congrats guys - You deserve the titles. I however just realized I was nominated in the rookie dep. That's an honour I didn't expect. Thank you all for that Happy New Year to you all

This happened on the first day. I think the rotor is the problem now - but it doesn't seem to be screwed on. But having had this watch for two weeks I should probably return it to the dealer for repair. Maybe I just got a dodgy one

I have a GMT with a clone movement and 316F steel - it's brilliant and the sweep is spot on. But it seems like a lottery who gets the ones that work properly