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I've had mine for months, and I was not the first by a long shot.

BK is offering the TW best Sub now, which if I'm not mistaken is the same watch as the PureTime WM9 v1.

I literally cannot imagine a reason to buy a gen rubber gasket. On the other hand, when I used to run a Mitsubishi store we used to have guys come in and buy the "Mitsubishi" brake fluid for their Evos, I guess that's the same.

With reps, it just depends on the case. You can buy an assortment of gaskets by the bucketful for less than $20. Get an assortment of sizes. There's a listing on ebay right now for 750 case back gaskets for $19.99, assorted sizes.

Yup. 6-9-12 use the same case, since otherwise you'd need different stem height.

As long as you don't damage the wheels that the hands are installed on you're fine. The tricky thing is that it seems sometimes the tube pulls out of the gear when you go after it with the hands remover. Honestly, if it were me I'd consider trying not removing the dial/hands first.

Holy zombie thread batman!

I'll play

AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRMY TIME SIR! Yeah, I dunno why, just popped into my head.

@ towgnr, PM me your address, I have a dial with maxi markers on it you can have for free. BTW: We always hated you guys, riding around in your Humvees <---Former 0351, Dragons platoon

That's true, but it's going to be really tough to do this on a gold-wrapped bracelet. You have to 1) not scratch through the finish and 2) find two bracelets where the color of the gold matches exactly.

Short answer, no. Especially if it's 14k wrapped.

What do you think the differences are between the "2008" and "2010" models? I think both of the twins (Andrew and Josh) have them, I know Stan/WBK has a 21j version, Mary at Watchinternational has them, Lay at Replicamake has them (AFAIK they're all the regular cartel version), plus BK sells his modded version, and they come up for sale fairly frequently on the for sale forums here and at the other rep websites. If you can't find one you haven't looked all that hard.

You can wear nearly any wristwatch through a metal detector if you move it slowly enough. <---Physicist

A better way to approach it is, how much do you want to spend? Then ask what is the best sub you can get for that price. The popularity of the Submariner means that there is a version out there to fit every budget. Honestly, you can spend $150 and get an ETA Noobmariner and have a pretty darn good rep. We obssess over little details here--99% of people don't know what "rehaut depth" means, let alone can tell.

Well you'll notice I'm not buying it, I wouldn't pay that much for that particular watch... but the market value of the WM9 v2s has been shown over and over on the various rep forums to be closer to $700. They sell for $675-700 all the time, typically within hours. The PT / Supreme (which is/was the same as the WM9 v1, not the v2) is a pretty nice watch. But last I heard, a "lot" cheaper was still $400+ and you don't get the WM9 dial/hands which have superlume. The WM9 v2 has the higher crown position (doesn't matter to me, but a big deal to some) and it's a matter of opinion whether the v2 or the v3 was the better watch. However, it's basically unarguable that one or the other was the best Sub rep ever made. WM9 is gone, so if you want one you have to pay. That's how markets work.

http://repgeek.com/showthread.php?t=131551 Better hurry BK WM9 v2 for a crazy low price in Europe

Andrew has told me several times that he doesn't have parts available (common stuff, like bezel inserts) despite the fact that I've bought a couple of hundred dollars worth of watches from him.

LOL, just saw that you posted it in the FS section

I can't answer your question, but if you ever think about selling your Seawolf let me know!

I'd be interested as well. I have a nice YM but the dial has that yellowish tint to it that some of the rep dials get.

With enough money anything is possible. I think case-wise and stem-height-wise you should be fine. ETA hand sizes are different from the 3135 I think so you'll need to source hands. All in all I'm guessing it'd probably be 3k worth of work at least if you're not doing it yourself...

Yeah, it's 5 beats per second = 18kbph 5.5 beats per second = 19.8 kbph 6 beats per second = 21.6 kbph I think anyone who claims to be able to tell the difference between 5.5 and 6 beats per second is probably full of it, although I dunno... I can definitely tell 21,600 apart from 28,800 by listening to the movements

You can remove the hacking lever from a 28XX movement quite easily. The 2472 does not beat the same as a 1570; the 1570 was 19,800 bph and the 2472 is 18,000. It also has a slightly different stem height than a 2836 (matches a 2824) which might not matter but it depends on the case, placement of the tube, height of the hand stack etc.

Rehaut engraving. You can see it on both sides.