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Everything is gen except midcase and case back No way to do this today, would probably cost more than the gen as Omega has restricted access to parts to those they deem worthy and second hand prices are way up

sent you a pm

I agree with Kernow but once you have the watch start looking for a Gen ETA Movement to install, costs a bit more than servicing the asian movement but if you plan on using the chronograph function its the way to go

one of four that I have...

Here is mine from the Gate and for about 65 bucks Im not complainng

ask the dealer if all subdials are functional..

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=panerai+quick+change+spring+bars&_sacat=0

The gen tube is not a direct fit, you will need to center it and glue it (JB Weld) it to the case

It also has the crap clasp

Picked up this one from another forum, they advertise Swiss movements to justify their higher price, of course its not true. Guy who bought from them was lucky he got something reasonable rather than CanalStreet but he overpaid,

I have both (and the gen in titanium) I prefer the non red..be aware these things strip crown threads like mad..its an easy fix and the gen crown and tube wil set you back about 75 bucks..

So much for the "expert " who told me that, thanks for the update

I have heard that Breitling tubes are soldered in

The Omega Seamaster 300 Chronograph is a great rep (3/6/9 subdial spacing) Some trusted dealers have it for $180, I paid that for mine used and am very pleased with it PM me for address for Adderall and Quaalude Rx!