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757-200

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  1. I had done that several times before believe it or not! How do you think I found this site! However with your inspired words I did it again and found his e mail hidden up the top in a corner - it genuinely wasn't obvious. So the thread serves a purpose and so others can get the strap the want I hope it is ok for me to post his e mail address here. It is:

    aarontanhk@hotmail.com

    I was just surprised a great site like this doesn't have more info on a great strap maker like HK Tan.

  2. 11 views and still no answers. I have asked a couple of times on the Breitling forum but to no avail. Is there something I am missing or do people genuinely just not know the contact details of HK Tan or where I can buy one of their straps or any other similar style straps. I find that hard to believe as everyone posts photos of their watches on HK Tan and other custom straps. Thanks for any help anyone can give.

  3. Could someone please either tell me here or PM me HK Tans contact details. If not are there any other leather straps with suppliers details that someone can recommend that would suit a Breitling Skyland Avenger Black Steel. I have tried asking but not really has much response. I have checked the strap suplliers towards the bottom of the threads but nonse seem suitable for this watch. I'd appreciate anyones response.

  4. My Skyland BS V2 with an Asian 7750 28800 movement for no reason today began clicking and clacking with every movement I make. I have had it for 4 months now so it is not that old. I believe it is a loose rotor, it sounds like it is hitting the case. First of all are their likely to be any secondary efects to this and how can I go about fixing this? Can I remove the back somehow and tighten up the rotor? I am based in the south of England if anyone can recommend somewhere I can have it serviced. I am sorry I always have a question and never an answer on this forum but I don't have a huge amount of valid knowledge in this field! Thanks to anyone who can help.

  5. Ok I have had a read - very informative. How about this bit of my original post:

    'Is it quite safe to set the time and turn the screw or is there risk of it sheering off? The 'screw' (time and date changer) is a screw tight one, is it quite safe to screw it tight? '

    Ultimately, as I appreciate these are replicas, is the movement pretty strong like any other watch, can it be used every day and are there any other physical handling characteristics require, like being ultra sensitive with the screw otherwise it will break? By this I mean more so than any watch in general. I appreciate it is a small spindle of metal, it will of course break if you miss treat it.

    Thanks in advance.

  6. I have tried a search and I am sure it is somewhere on here. I was wondering if someone could tell me, how well built is the Asia 7750 movement? I understand there are certain ways to set the date to avoid breaking the mechanism. Is that correct? Is it quite safe to set the time and turn the screw or is there risk of it sheering off? The 'screw' (time and date changer) is a screw tight one, is it quite safe to screw it tight? I have just bought my first watch with it (a Skyland Avenger ultimate from Trusty) and so far it is great, it moves smoothly and I have set the time and date with no problems. I just don't want to break the bugger and so want to know its limitations. If anyone has the time to answer/ explain to me or point me in the right direction of where to look I'd really appreciate that.

    Cheers.

    Ha ha, I have actually just found it.

  7. I have tried a search and I am sure it is somewhere on here. I was wondering if someone could tell me, how well built is the Asia 7750 movement? I understand there are certain ways to set the date to avoid breaking the mechanism. Is that correct? Is it quite safe to set the time and turn the screw or is there risk of it sheering off? The 'screw' (time and date changer) is a screw tight one, is it quite safe to screw it tight? I have just bought my first watch with it (a Skyland Avenger ultimate from Trusty) and so far it is great, it moves smoothly and I have set the time and date with no problems. I just don't want to break the bugger and so want to know its limitations. If anyone has the time to answer/ explain to me or point me in the right direction of where to look I'd really appreciate that.

    Cheers.

  8. Ah good man, I was going to ask how others were doing - 28 days and nothing for me, it's ridiculous. It's a little parcel and requires someone to drive it to the airport, sign it off, put it in a trolley, push it to an aircraft that links it with a major hub to the UK, then put it on one of the 15 aircraft that leave for the UK a day. That at the very least would get it to the UK and would help me believe the thing exists.

  9. it should flow easier now that the Christmas craziness is about over.., When Customs get's back up with parcels, these are very low priority..

    But it's just a matter of time.. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    Except for the small problem that they haven't managed to deliver any of the packages that caused the Christmas craziness. EMS is dreadful.

  10. I have an almost identical situation to the original poster - sent out via EMS on the 2nd Dec from a very 'trusty' dealer and it has said 'left origin country' ever since. It's very annoying. Very annoying. regardless of delays it SHOULDN'T take this long, it really shouldn't. I had another parcel arrive recently and once into the UK, it took 2 days to arrive here. It's the EMS side that's the problem. 7-12 working days my @rse.

  11. I placed an order from Josh @ perfect-hour.com on 12-2-09 expecting to get it before Christmas and give it as a gift. Unfortunately I have not had an update since 12-3-09. It does not look like it is going to arrive in time for Christmas. Apparently I am not the only one having this issues. Maybe the sellers should explain their shipping methods in more detail. If I knew it was going to take this long I probably would not have placed the order.

    Yeah I thought ordering on the 02-12-09 would be pretty safe to receive it by Christmas for the same reason from Trusty. I don't feel it is Trustywatchguy that is at fault.given that it is almost 2010 I think 20 days is much too long to have to wait to receive something. I guess I am just excited about receiveing the Black Steel skyland avenger! EXCITING!

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