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Man, you're genious! THE BEST NEWS FOR TODAY: IT IS A FUNCTINONALLY HE VALVE ON OUR SSD!!! After the question from Mikep, I asked myself why I dont't try it before!? Now I opened the watch and test it, and it works! The little bolt come out by pushing (and goes back in position by himself )! I wished it would work so on my SOSF...

Mybe it's glued, hwo knows... :cc_confused: :cc_chinese:

I think the HE-Valve on the SSD is non-funktional, it's only a piece of titanim screwed in...

I use a insert for the 14060 (No-Date-Sub), that is identical with the 315-16600-1 you are talking about. The 315-16800-1 is too big for a Sea-Dweller, it's for the Date-Sub!

It's a gen ETA, I checked it! But mine was extremely deregulated, about 2 minutes/day!

Hvala, Robi! It was one of the best jobs I did, because the tube was not taken out by shaping the CG's. It was a very risky job... .

Thanks! Thank you my friend! But the waiting will not be so hard for you 'till your PC is OK, pre****e is working again!!! Gruss Bobby

1. Yes, it's better to remove the bezel I think. 2. Yes! Remove the pearl first, then you can pull the insert with a toothpick out. 3. A gen Rolex insert can be used, but you have to grind the inlay on sandpaper, on the side and the underside. It's a very long act, I can tell you! I also have a aftermarket inlay with gen pearl, and it click's it in the bezel without modifications, but the inlay is unter tension! It can click out everytime... For the CG's I used a "Dremel", but you must be very careful!

Today I made my new SSD wearable! CG's: gen inlay and pearl: Thanks for looking!

Well, next time you should wear a Daytona. If she's asking again, tell her it's an "116520"...

My PO is with a 2836-2 movement, too...

I was very impatient before I started to collect and mod reps. Even on movements I am doing now little repairs! It'a relaxative hobby... Trust yourself!

Thank's Jakub! And of course: Thank you for the great job you did, the AR is awesome!

Thanks!

That's the result, very cheap but powerful solution: (BTW: I used a new ultimate dial, the markers are brighter)

Do you never heard about luminova-replacement-dials? Then you should read something about vintage watches! The paso-MBW-dials are awesome, you should let the markers like they are! And BTW, this watches are gens, not paso-modded-MBW'S!!!

I've sold mine, because the black subdials have disturbed me. But now I regret it... If you sell your BCE, let me know...

I am sure you will...

Sorry for the late answer... 1. Push the logo from backside with a needle out, the feet are glued. The holes for the feed are in same distance from each other, on both dials (Silix and UPO). So you can replace them without problems. 2. Put a drop of glue on the feet again from backside. BTW: You need a 10X lens, minimum! Don't start the job without, you can easily do scraches on the dial!

Where did you get it from? It seems to have the correct graphite dial with graphite chronos...

After this comparsion I am thinking about to order or not. It was not positive for me at all! They can do a better job! But thanks for the nice pics...

It is possible, but not easy! 1. To take it off, you have by turning the bezel at left to pull powerful. 2. Bend the ring like on the pic (1.) to be more tight. Then on horizontal looking (2.) you must form the ring up and down from bend to bend. But not so much like on the delineation! 3. Install the bezel again by turning to the left. (Iknow, that on the pic is a BCE, but it is the same method)

I don't know why, but I don't like the brushed...

My seconds-hand is exactly in the half of the two rings, like on the gen on the pic above! But OK, my SOSF is not from silix...

The little feet are not disturbing me, it's basically the "rounded" logo...