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freddy333

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  1. Looks good & nice choice. The GMTIIC is 1 of the few modern Rolexes I like.
  2. You are kidding, right? Why would someone who drives a Porsche or Ferrari want a Prius or Leaf?
  3. I think a woman would prefer the black 1.
  4. Well done. Wear that with pride, Mr. Bond.
  5. Ditto most of the above. The Minh dial's a poor copy & the NDT (as well as any other aftermarket dial) will be a step down from a damaged gen dial. Were it mine, I would start looking for a used gen dial. A local Rolex watchmaker, ebay, TZ, VRF or other gen sites are your best sources.
  6. I am not familiar with Demesys, so I cannot comment. But, as is typical with rep parts, I doubt WatchNY's supply is exclusive to them.
  7. Definitely aftermarket & not genuine. Probably, WatchNY, but no way to prove this with 100% certainty.
  8. Nanuq - Unfortunately, it does sound like you have a rep crown, but some good, clear macros (especially, of the internal components) would be very helpful. Have you removed (unscrewed) the inner components to inspect the spring? Generally, when the crown feels like it is slipping during winding, it is because either the spring is worn (or collapsed) or the flats of the internal components have rounded - both, from what I have seen, are common problems on either aftermarket or very old gen crowns.
  9. I cannot believe it is half way through the day & no one started a wristies thread? Still have this thing clamped to my wrist
  10. Most likely the pushers, but any other seal (crystal, caseback, crown) can leak.
  11. Around midnight & still wearing my beater, so I thought I would start the Friday Wristies
  12. Any type of permanent adhesive that is plastic-safe & does not add a layer of thickness should work.
  13. When you're wearing a Daytona, who cares about the strap? I have never been a fan of women wearing men's watches, but nice job & I hope your wife appreciates your hard work.
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