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You guys are awesome! Thanks Lani, you are truly a top notch member!

Awesome! Thanks Lani. I will sign back up as a supporter. I have been in the past, but told myself I needed to back off my rep purchases so have not been as active. Here we go again:)

Not sure if this is the right area to post this request, but... The top chrono plunger for on my Aquatimer popped off and is now lost. Is this common? Could anybody help point me in the right direction to buy a replacement pusher without having to buy an entire replacement watch. I have asked a few dealers that said they don't deal in parts. Thanks in advance for your advice it's such a great watch and it kills me to see it now.

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I purchased a 7750 movement to begin to learn some very basic modding techniques such as date wheel swaps and such. I am hung up on how to remove or unlatch the hooks that hold the dial into place. Could somebody better explain this process. If you have a picture, that would be great! I'm sure it's really simple, I just don't want to break anything, and would like to learn the correct way. Thank you.

I think it's authentic. The Aquatimer replica's for one have a "w" instead of an "n" in "International" on the rotor.

As long as we are talking about the updated 3717... I have heard that the datewheels are better than the older version too. Can anybody confirm that?

Anybody interested or know of people looking for projects to swap this movement for me? I'm thinking of grabbing one of ajoesmith's movements.

I have a IWC 3717 with the 28000 fast beat movement that will need to be swapped. I just wasn't sure if I had the option for either movement and if so, if one had advantages over the other.

I need to have a 7750 movement replaced and was wondering if anybody could provide me with a quick breakdown why I should choose one of these movements over another. The Asian 7750 fast beat 28,800bph vs Asian 21,600 bph. I'm sure this has been discussed many times over, and I have tried to understand The Zigmeister's reviews but they are a bit over my head. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks Lankai, I guess that explains why my date one my 3717 got stuck half way. Thanks for the insight. I can't believe I have not heard this before. Great info! Now I will know what not to do when I get my new Aquatimer which should be here any day now.

I thought the same thing too. They are actually the same pictures from gen sites. Still thought they were interesting, especially if watches ilke the Aquatimer Chrono all come from the same factory but the price is so much different.

Check out these IWC's. They have a Aquatimer with a bracelet. The prices are lowere too. Any ides what the differences are between these offerings and the ones that our dealers are selling? Any comments would be helpful. http://www.21replicawatch.com/IWC_Aquatimer_watch.html

Thanks Yello, I have the 3717 and a 44mm pam and both feel and look great on my wrist. Do you happen to know , or trust that your CD is waterproof? I noticed Joshua's site says it is. If I could trust that the Aquatimer was, that would be a big selling point.

The Aquatimer Chrono has been out for a little while now and it has certainly peaked my interest. I read the few reviews for it so far and it sounds like the only issues are the lack of AR and the DW's. Outside of that, what do you guys think? Better than the 3717? How does it compare to the Cousteau? Reasons to choose the Aquatimer over the Cousteau? I would love some more pictures, especially wrist shots. A picture side by side with the Cousteau would be great. Also a wrist shot next to a 44mm PAM would be sweet. I could go on but you get the point... Any info is much appreciated. Thanks!

Guess I got lucky then. I did have it in to my local watch guy for a service of the movement though. Maybe he took some precautions?

I have taken my 3717 swimming a number of times and never had a problem with it. Just my 2 cent though. You're on your own.

Flav and Chief, My hat's off to you both. The Pilot in the pic is mine, and in my mind, pics can't describe how great the watch looks. I never would have imagined how big of a difference a good AR job does for the watch. In my mind, it's my new favorite mod. Thanks again.

In all fairness, I started this post and have now finally received the watch. It may be a little cliche, but El will make good, just don't plan on a 5 day turn around in most cases. Damn the watch looks great though!!!

Thanks Zed, I tried them both, but unfortunately no luck. Oh well, I guess I will just sit back and wait.

Hey guys, I am ordinarily very patient about these things but after hearing the recent shipping issues El has been having I thought I would ask if any of you have heard anything from him lately. All I have received is a tracking number that does not work. I aksed him double check my tracking number, but he never got back to me, that was a week ago. It has been over 2 weeks now. Is this usual for him?

I have been rather curious about how reluming is done. I looked into this website which sells a number of different glow powders. My first question is: Is this the same stuff or similiar stuff to what is used on the relumes done through members of this site? Ifnot what is used, and where do you get it? Also, It would be great if somebody would provide a tutorial on how a watch relume is done. With so many members doing it now, it must not be rocket science, but clearly requires a certain talent or skill. This site actually has a project listed for reluming watchs. The site is also offering free shipping, and the products are pretty cheap. All thoughts on this topic are welcome. http://readysetglo.com/luminous-paints-pig...ory/GPPrDI.html

Chris Cornell, live in sweden. It rocks

Thanks Delta, No luck with my tracking number in your links, but i'm not worried. This is what I guess I would expect anyway.