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susumon54

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  1. Pics taken from a Canon Ixus

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    3646 on a Donerix shoe strap

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    Sillix Case

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    Ross resin filled dial

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    3646 on Gunny MI1 Strap

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    Fully serviced and overhauled Cortebert 616 with brass holder

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    Fully wound powers to 36 hours

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    Aged hands and Plexi dome

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    Goin for a smoke on my No 1's after this review

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    Nightwatch Brevettato Caseback with Plexi Dome

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    Towards Long Ashes

  2. My dear friend,

    It seems you have some fears or "cries of help" with regards to sourcing a reputable rep.

    To be really honest, until you do make your first purchase from DSN, you will never know.

    It would be pointless to scrutinise DSN for his flaws, when practically it IS a few hundred

    dollar investment. I guess we have countless more flaws ourselves than his rep's.

    And this not knowing will keep you coming here and asking those same questions over and over

    again.

    -It would be more prudent to understand that at less than 8% of the cost of buying a genuine piece

    and realising a mistake.

    -DSN pieces are value for money and very inepensive.

    -Options are available for you to play around with once you actually have bought a watch from DSN.

    -You can always resell on RWG and any rep forum if you feel it is not for you.

    But' until you actually take the first-step into making your first purchase here, needleess to say

    all of us here are nowhere to begin with.

    So after all the posts and replies, the real question here is; "Are you a player or a spectator?"

    Cheers :thumbsupsmileyanim:

  3. Thank you all friends. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    Very, very insightful....i never realised Gerald Genta!! Haha

    Abit about the overhaul i did;

    When i got the watch, obviously it wasnt in this state.

    The plastic cystal was cracked and movement not working.

    Then i brought it to an expert and he had these things done;

    -Gen sapphire replaced

    -Case and bracelet repolished to AP specs

    -Crown replaced with a gen AP crown

    -Sandblasting of the case back

    -Movement overhauled

    -All seals and gaskets replaced.

    Overhaul cost; 900 euro's

    Entire 21 links in place and fit perfect still.

    Cheers

  4. I think this watch dates to 70's era.I need some help with information on this AP Royal Oak lookalike as i can't

    seem to find it anywhere on the web. I bought the watch a year ago from fellow's and son's auction house and had it totally refurbished by

    Bonfield in Singapore.

    Any insight on this watch would be a great help to a newbie like me.

    Enjoy the pics and thank you all for viewing.

    I value any and all insight and thank you all once more.

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    Have a blessed new year everyone!

  5. I had a local guy do the case for tantalum, the back however is from DSN.

    Watch comes with these details;

    Swiss 6497 movt

    Corrected flushed canon pinion

    Relumed dial with superluminova

    Correct AR sapphire crystal on front,sapphire on back

    Corrected crown guard with thick crown

    Watch is 95% near genuine.

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