That is insane! My 16233 Datejust had a chip in the crystal and I stopped in at a local AD to have a new one installed. At only $350 to replace it, I ran as fast as I could. I later purchased a replacement crystal from Jules Borrel for less than $40 and replaced it myself. Rolex parts have become more expensive and difficult for local non AD watchmakers to come by and many are buying used or aftermarket parts to stay in the game.
Glad to learn that the perpetrator or perpetrators have been identified. However, a promise to discontinue these attacks really doesn't mean much from an individual who is proven dishonorable in the first place. Lets all hope that justice is done so that this kind of thing will not occur again.
I have always had respect for Joshua and Andrew as dealers who have provided stellar service to our members over the years. They deserve our support.
It is good to know that our "detectives" were on top of this one and it was brought to a swift conclusion.
If you like Rolex, have a look at the Milgaus or Explorer I. Both are smaller and lighter than your Sub and are good for casual wear.
The Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster should meet you needs also. Perfect Clones (Joshua)is a good source for your purchase. He as well as other
forum approved dealers can be found in the dealer section of this forum.
All reps are not from the same source. There are various "cottage industry" factories producing the same watches but of differing quality.
Some are pure junk made of questionable materials and movements. The watches sold by the RWG approved dealers will generally be the
best quality available provided to you with reliable service. Be advised that the rep waters are filled with sharks so. stay safe and stick
to the known dealers.
Perfect Clones has a very nice Omega in SS with mother of pearl dial with or without diamonds.
It will pass muster anywhere as my daughter can attest after wearing hers for almost two years.
Here is a link to the one with diamonds Lady Seamaster I have dealt with Joshua for years and you will not find better service.
Ken, I'm with you on the Scotch Whisky. I prefer single grain 12-18 yr. old such as Glenfidich. Ismay is a fine Scotch but can be a bit pricey for
my regular consumption. For blended Scotch, I find Chivas 12 yr. to be an especially good blend at a reasonable price. Most Johnny Walker is good but I stay away from the Red. I like my Scotch on the rocks or neat. I cringed at the thought of mixing any good Scotch with coke. What a sacrilege!
Definitely an ETA 2824-2 that is plated and decorated. Likely one of the higher grade 2824 movements and Tag signed.
I doubt seriously if this would be a clone movement.
Your first option should be to contact your selling dealer. Most reps are manufactured by several differnet makers and your selling dealer
sould be able to supply the correct dial for your given rep. Gen parts are expensive and often do not fit the rep cases without modification
so, use caution before you spend big dollars on a gen dial.
Beautiful and very well executed, BKLM. Regardless of the authenticity of the dial, we can all admire the craftsmanship of it's builder. I would be
amazed if anyone could ever call the owner out. I would wear it with pride!