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peepshow

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  1. I would hesitate to bring up making counterfeit dials on either of those forums, personally. ;)

    Most legit dial makers probably wouldn't want to deal with the risks involved in trying to make replicas. Unless you have an "in" with someone at the dial makers, I'd bet it would be a pretty daunting task.

    DSN's dials are *right there*, just slightly change the 6 and 9 and the dial font a bit. So close, and yet so very far away....

  2. Looks like DSN dial is a 009B model because the 6 & 9 and PANERAI font are pretty close to the gen below. But the T-Swiss-T is wrong.

    Gen 009B

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    Nope. The later B series used a Luminova sausage dial. A and early B series used a tritium sausage dial that had "T Swiss T" printed below the 6 with no dashes. The Pre-A series used engraved dials like the one shown by the OP with "T-Swiss-T" printed below the 6. Pre-V watches used the same engraved dials, but with no printing below the 6 at all.

    The watch shown by the OP is a replica of the Pre-A series (circa 1997) 009, hence no series letter printed before the xxxx/xxxx serial number. So the dial and case back are correct-ish. They need to be modified slightly to be truly accurate.

  3. ...One day i hope to drop a better Pre-A dial into the 009 and then it will be better all round.....happy for now though as there's only you guys who know the difference of GAF!!!

    :fish:

    Ain't that the truth, FGD! ;)

    Maybe some day DSN will get his Pre-V dial engraving sorted and have some dials made with the T-Swiss-T.

    Maybe...

  4. PAM,

    I'm 100% that dial is his engraved dial, not a sandwich. Not sure if this is the next "version" or not? Regardless, if the 6 and 9 were fixed on that one, I'd order about 3 dials today. Why, oh why, can't he get it right? He's done the hardest bit already, just needs to tweek the 6/9 shape.

    I've got a 010D using the dial shown above. It's getting ready for a transplant into a "standard" rep case, already has a Palp crown. It's a keeper!

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  5. i had sent you 10 email

    and you pamfriend sent me only 2 emails

    and only email no tracking number no anything

    only emails

    How can he send you a tracking number if you aren't sure if you want it delivered to you or to beano?

    I think you're being a bit unrealistic here, as well as a bit misleading with your posts. You make it seem like pamfried has gone completely dark on you, and yet you admit he sent you two emails TODAY. :huh:

    Please settle this in private.

  6. PAM, I'm 99% sure that the pics posted in the OP are DSN's engraved dial. 6 and 9 are still off, and I won't even get started on the different fonts used for "Luminor" and "Panerai", 'cause it just doesn't make a lick of sense to me. ;) However, I agree, the thickness of the engraving looks good.

  7. @ Peep: He's got the only Pre-A and Pre-V pieces. That's why he needs to step up a bit...

    I know, Jay. My reply was meant to be a little tongue-in-cheek. ;) To borrow a phrase from Lee Iacocca back when he was running Chrysler "If you can find a better one for cheaper, buy it."

    Unfortunately the fact that he *is* the only game in town is one of the things that is enabling him to NOT step up his game.

    I thought that the Pre-A dials used the fat, engraved markings like the Pre-V but had the "T-Swiss-T" below six. Evidently I'm wrong?

  8. 26 or 27mm straps, yep.

    I've got an antique tan 27mm/26mm Savage on my gen 210. I haven't had this strap off the watch since I got it from Scot months ago. I LOVE it.

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    The straps left to right are:

    1. GeF Marmi in Militaire

    2. Savage SAV in natural

    3. Savage antique tan

    4. Mario Paci Private Stock in Cognac

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