freddy333

Please do not repost an entire previous poster's set of pics just to add a line or 2 of text.

Ending the work week wearing my Aryan 'Master

Sorry, Nanuq. As much as I dream about Ken's dangly bits, I do not have any T16s (or other spare xtals for sale anymore).

A number of Rolex initial production models in the 1950s and early 1960s were fitted with Brevet crowns (later production shifted over to the standard crowns)

Wearing my Mystery today

Just after midnight (Sunday) & still wearing my GMT

Except for the insert, which came from JoeyB, all gen (though I believe the dial was repainted by an established company that Rolex often uses).

Aryan 'Master

Why? I am not scheduled until spring.

Goldie today

Ditto.

As stated above, it is very difficult to successfully remove damage to a gloss dial. That said, I was able to remove the light, circular mark left on 1 of my Sub dials due to a hand that was installed too tightly using Meguiar's automotive plastic polish, followed by a bit of enhanced patination from a UV light. Of course, you must remove the dial from the movement before performing this work & there is no guarantee of the results. Best to experiment on a donor dial before attempting your main 1.

Still wearing 1 of my Pateks

Ever since the upgrade, my computer has been losing bits of bytes & there is a strange smell too.

Is everyone asleep at the wheel today? Wearing 1 of my Pateks

Pics are useless, 1 of the the marks of a scammer. From what I can make out, it looks like the seconds hand has a squared tip, which is incorrect for a gen Rolex hand. I would pass.

Bond Sub still

Wore my Bond Sub today

and you are sitting on a camel.

Merry Christmas!

Nice.

Ditto the above.

I always hated 'Magnum", but love your watch. Well done, my friend.