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Nothing wrong with a "usual SS cased black seal"....

.... Joe.... me too... I saved the tutorial as a wordfile and did not realize that it only stored links to your files on pbucket... will they come back on or could you post a pdf version of the tutorial somewhere?

afaik you can't (shouldn't) brush PVD....

I might have misread your post but Silixx watch is not ceramic... it's stainless steel with a shiny PVD coating. Aside from being black in color, this material has little im common with the ceramic of the real 292.

PAM4me2day

Thanks for the nice review. This one has been on my list for quite some time... whenever I' was ready to pull the trigger, some new release got in the way... %&#@!

Jay also likes motorcycles...

Nice and warm here... so I'll wear something that doesn't mind sweat and water.... (stock shot)

I downloaded and installed it on my 8300 (T-Mobile, Prosumer) without any problems. Be prepared that installation takes a little more than one hour to complete. Also make sure

... I just repeated what The Zigmeister once said ... the honors belong to him.

Amazing, rare piece. Congratulations.

No, to do it right, you will need both. The Cannon Pinion to remedy the recessed pin problem and get the gen look, and the longer hour wheel to be able to install

Great combo.... I bought mine many years ago for one of my gens at an AD.

SD4K - another beautiful review for a beautiful watch.

I have read so many of these support requests that I am

Sorry to hear that. It really sucks if you look forward to a new toy only to find your expectations disappointed. I think

Inspired by Seadweller4000' fantastic review&test, I got myself this one... great watch, great service by Precious Time (...as always).

Whow.

That's a very nice watch... Congratualtions.

I haven't worn this one for some time.... (stock shots)

Yeah... I love the watch...

My advise to

I've never seen a quality automatic rep of the Crosswind....

Having read all your other reviews, it was no surprise to read yet another GREAT ONE FROM YOU! Thanks for taking the time to put this together....

Sorry to hear that Tribal. I think Capice said the right thing - you should collect money up front, especially if it is third party cost, i.e. parts that you have to source, buy and pay. This is standard procedure in a lot of businesses...