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Posts posted by TK471
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On the 194 the bummer is it is made of the wrong metal. Should be ti. One forum member did source one in ti a couple of years ago but never since. Everyone seems to love the 199. Never seen the ultimate in the flesh though.
Want to laugh - my submersibles a couple of years ago all modded in one way or another:
Now I am down to one.
What a collection, W!
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I've got a 243 that I'm pretty excited about. The Zigmeister lume, water resistant to 7 bar. And soon, it's going in for a Swiss 7750 install and Taka date wheel. Here is a pic I took today.
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Heard from King that it will be a while (June End), they are working on a Panerai that is taking up time.
That begs the question... what's the Panerai!?!?
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Wow. What a stunner!
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I don't know why, but for me, the comparison has put me off the rep. Many of the things I love about the gen -- the shine of the gold hands, for one -- just aren't present in the rep. It is a nice watch, though, in its own right.
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Amazing piece. The dial is fantastic.
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Nope, just a huge fan of the Conchords. It is BUSINESS TIME!!!
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No, not hard mate...but you may cringe a bit when you check the latest DW price though ;-)
www.2geek.net
cheers,
b
Thanks, B! I bought one, but you're right, my eyes did cross a bit.
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Thanks for that suggestion. Are the Taka wheels as hard to get as lello/finepics wheels, or is there hope?
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It is 7mm. Do u think a Leo is better?
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I'm so, so sorry to have to ask. But I need some DW help. I've got a "thickish" DW on my 243, but I wonder how to better fix it. Is it simply a matter of bringing the date closer to the dial via DW fix or Swiss 7750? Is there a thicker font out there? PM with details if appropriate.
Thanks, guys.
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The Lello was a great get. Waiting is the hardest thing.
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These watches are simply amazing. Congrats to you guys, simply some of the best i have ever seen. DSN provides one hell of a platform doesnt he.
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I prefer buying a rep and then just wearing it, I am tired of modifying and upgrading reps, let's hope they get this one right from the get go.....
If you go the modified/franken route, why not just get the PO rep already on the market, as we all know it can take gen parts already?
Mickey, I could not possibly agree more.
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Robert, are those images with stock rep strap? It looks way too good.
By the way, if you say yes, I will be helpless against the purchase and therefore not liable to my wife. Hopefully she sees it that way.
LOL. I will bet you your new 322 she WON'T see it that way!
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Wow. Amazing work.
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It looks really good. Does this have the same usual upgrades as the ultimates, i.e. date font?
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Flaws aside, that is COOL!
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For sure in the gen. My only point is that the rep movement used LOOKS the same, but there are major finishing details that are different.
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I'm extremely impressed by this one. I have been following since the first few posts of the prototype came out. You're right, I think. The Zigmeister could do an amazing job with that movement. It's a beautiful watch in its own right, and well worth the money IMO. Thanks for sharing, since yours is the first one I've seen posted.
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You do know that a few of those aren't available anymore? Good luck finding the Eddie Lee, same goes for the 196 and 188 with a 7753 (even though rumored to be coming, no sign yet).
Holy monkeys. I didn't realize the 196 and 188 w/ the 7753 were rumored to be returning. That's great news as far as I'm concerned.
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Thank you so much for the kind words, gentlemen.
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Just found these pics of my old 001C, now long gone. There is a big difference in the movement that goes into the 36 rep in terms of finishing (as if there was any doubt about it). Anyway, I thought this was pretty interesting stuff. Hope you enjoy the pics.
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Well, the watches and pictures are stunning. Get them while they're hot because I, too, fear it cannot last.
Anyone raised the DW on their 7750 chrono?
in The Panerai Area
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Those look really good, thanks for sharing. It's really good to know that it can be done without the investment of a Swiss 7750.