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flilow06

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  1. I have the MBW version. This is one 40mm watch which fits me to a T, which speaks volumes on the original Patek design.

    The MBW is not a jumbo, it's the 38mm. I get so confused with PP sizes. Some say they measure their watches diagonally instead of across (I think?) actually making what they call 40mm, a 42mm compared to the standard.

    This makes sense as everyone seems to believe the "40mm" is large enough...

    Awesome watch btw!

  2. Hey guys. Looking to pick up my dad's first rep for him and am pretty well decided on an Aeronavle. Want to get the correct model without the date, not a Transatlantique with Aeronavle engraving on caseback.

    The only place I could find exactly what I'm looking for is at Watcheden, but it seems a bit expensive:

    Breguet Aeronavle w/ leather strap- Watcheden

    From what I can tell, the rep looks darn good. Only thing I could see are some differences with the numbers that are hidden by the subdials. Any other comments or advice on this rep, as well as any other sources?

  3. lol, the clunker looks darn good to me. I used to have a gen, and can definitely attest to some small differences in the V1 that trump the V3 (which I currently have).

    Can't wait to see it completed with the gen dial though. She looks pristine, and will definitely make it a whole new watch!

  4. It depends on whether you're happy with the size. If you've been content with it thus far... then consider keeping it. The 42mm PO has a lug width of 20mm btw.

    If you think you could do with an extra 3mm... then I would definitely contact your dealer asap.

    (This is of course assuming you have a 42)

  5. Back a few years ago, there were some fantastic TW based classic Royal Oaks; nice thin case with correct shape/taper, perfect transition into the bracelet... Sadly, those pieces are long gone.

    This is one such example:

    Wow, that is an awesome piece. Any more info on it that might help me begin the hunt of tracking one down? The hunt is the fun part of course...

  6. I've checked up on all the sources I can find for ETA 7750's from Ofrei to eBay. Are there any reputable sources for ETA 7750's around the eBay prices, high $200's low $300's? I just don't trust these eBay guys from replacing ETA parts with asian parts, regardless of their positive feedback.

  7. Best magic trick of all, check out that disappearing serial #. I've emailed the seller asking if this is just a bad picture, but it looks pretty fishy to me.

    If it is a gen, and it looks to be one, I can't say I've ever seen one so beat up. Seems like someone got hungry and decided to go after that strap. Then take a look at all the dirt around the back casing.

    eBay IWC 3717 Pilot Chrono

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