freddy333

Read it? Surely, you jest. Remember, this is the fairer sex. She wanted to wear my watch, so I gave it to her & that is how she put it on. Obviously, not a sportsfan.

No mystery. She put the watch on backwards. Women.

That pic was taken in the Tr The models - not naked & you have to pay more if you want them to jump, but they show off my watches nicely

That is a bit high. 325 is generally considered the upper safe limit so the balance wheel does not knock.

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Ditto back to you. & your car trumps mine.

DuDro - Did you find that job in your chosen career (I am assuming you would rather not have details posted here)?

Are you a postal inspector (1 of the few that does not wear a rep gotten from an intercepted package)? & where is the pic of the gen collection?

If the stem lock is stuck down, you have no choice but to remove the dial/hands. Once the dial is removed & you have a looksee at how the keyless works operates, the problem should be obvious. In most cases, you simply have to realign the parts that popped out of position. Good luck.

Oops, I was not even aware this dealer was listed here. You really do learn something new every day.

Only as a last resort (before throwing a watch out) would I whack a watch against anything. 1 of the 1st rules you learn in watchmaking is to never strike a watch or force anything.

1st off, most rep watches contain used or unserviced movements. 2nd, I have never heard of Toro Bravos & most rep sellers (not listed on RWG) should be considered rogues. Depending on what you paid for it, I think you have 3 choices - keep trying Toro Bravos to see if they will replace the watch, take it to a local watchmaker for a complete overhaul (disassembly, cleaning & oiling) or replace it with a watch from 1 of the sellers listed on our site (I would recommend Trusty or PerfectClones). But, before you do anything, I would recommend reading Toad's Guide to Newbies, which is pinned atop the Introduction forum.

I would recommend going to a Chanel AD to see what the gen looks like. Alternatively, try searching google & be sure you are not looking at a rep site/watch.

The date, especially when amplified with the addition of a cyclops, mars the purity of a Sub dial. Putting a date feature on tool watches that were designed, primarily, for specific tasks (diving in the case of a Sub & timing races in the case of a Daytona) makes the watch look a bit silly, as if the date was slid in, as an after-thought, sometime after the watch was original designed. On a Datejust or other non-tool watch it looks fine.

Working late just past midnight, so I am starting the Saturday wristies still wearing my 116509

Looks good, but where is the full frontal?

The OP did not identify it as such, but I assume this is today's wristies

Easiest way is to take the watch to a local watchmaker & have him demagnetize it. The process only takes a minute & some watchmakers will do this for free while you wait. No disassembly is required. Alternatively, if you have a good, strong tape deck head demagnetizer (or video tape bulk eraser), you can use that. Simply, treat the watch as a tape head & follow the manufacturer's instructions (be careful not to scratch the crystal).

Ditto above. COSC is +6/-4 secs/day. 5 minutes/hour = problem. The hairspring could be magnetized or caught on an adjacent wheel.

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Working on it.