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dluddy
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Wow, what an improvement. Nicely done RG
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Incredible RG. Glad you had some practice. More coming your way soon
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Planet Ocean for Tuesday
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I think it is a sign of a more competitive market where brands are trying to differentiate by developing in-house movements. Panerai, now Breitling....
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Glad to hear that worked out You can re-apply once you have the bezel on
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Welcome back
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Or the threads are stripped so just use a push pin and push from the threaded side
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What will you do for the GMT function on the 1655? The 1570 in the DJ will not have the GMT capability nor a date so you will need a 1575 with GMT
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I think I paid $90 a year ago for my 217...
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And yet another DW V72 project started and finished!
dluddy replied to ken fingerlove's topic in The Rolex Area
Spoken like two guys with first hand experience I've still not recovered from my V23 6263 experience -
Starting the week with my PAM 001A on MP Decima
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Looks very Nice. Congrats
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Nice shot BT. I'm with you on this one...was on the fence but now really enjoy it and appreciate the design more and more.
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Best to PM him
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Luminor Power Reserve Pam 028A - Back from Ziggy
dluddy replied to fishgodeep's topic in The Panerai Area
Superb I had to force myself to take mine off last week Interesting to not that these have unique SN's....Mine is 312/500 -
Great story R. Sounds like you have a new Hang out spot
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Beautiful Simon. That dial Welcome to the 024A club mate
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It was a Submariner - given the series went from 1958 - 1961 I would expect it was a 6538, 5508 or 5512
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Foudroyante (Jumping seconds or hand) (Flying seconds) (In French: seconde foudroyante) On a chronograph , a hand that makes one rotation every second, pausing four, five, even eight times to indicate quarters, fifths or eighths of a second. Also called foudroyante. A foudroyante uses a small dial that is marked 0-8. The hand on the dial completes a sweep every second which is an elapsed time of 1/8th of second for each number. Not many brands today feature a foudroyante in their current collections as it is an uncommon complication which measures time at one eighth of a second. Some that do: Panerai 246, Graham Foudroyante, Girard-Perregaux Scuderia Ferrari Foudroyante Rattrapante
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Welcome to RWG Wil
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Great story
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It's already up over $3,000
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IWC weekend continues - 3717 for Saturday:
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Sound advice I recommend taking Pizza
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gorgeouspiece Lani and a smart pick up. Kudos to K