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Omega

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  1. Congrats, nice built!

    I would love to make my wife wearing a Rolex...

    I bought her last month a lady Datejust with a rare diamond dial in a "like new" condition for really cheap money. Saphire was broken, hands were damaged, but no marks on dial, bezel or case. I replaced the parts and give her the watch to wear it. She tried the watch on and said:"Naah, it's too much bling bling. Someone could cut off my arm on the street. Better you sell it! I still love my Tag Heuer..."

    And so I did...:(

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  2. Yuki case,NDT dial, 1570 and the usual gen add-ons

    Great 1680's guys ....

    Cheers

    P.

    I got a case some days ago from Yuki, I guess from his new source. It is the worsest case I've ever seen in my rep time! Everything is wrong, like lug shape (there is missing a lot of material!), lughole position (some higher some lower), rehaut too shallow, crownguards way too thick - and the two biggest things are, the tube is not centred between the CG's and there are between the lugs only 19,2 mm!? That means you can not put a endlink between the lugs without shaving it down, or the lugs (that's what I did)!

    So if you don't have the tools and skills to correct these things, stay better away from Yuki!!!

    BTW, there was never a 1680 case from MBK! Thery are all 5513 engraved, also the rehaut and inner case dimensions are made to fit a 5513 dial. I tried often to put a gen 1680 dial in these cases, but the dial diameter is too big. Only a correction on a lathe will make it 1680 like. On my next project I will use a MBK 1680 case, which will be machined to take a gen 1570. After that it goes straight to Phong, he should regrave the case to 1680. I think this will be the best looking 1680...

    Also don't underrate the cartel subs! They are also very good. Only the short CG's sucks...

  3. I have hundrets of stems here - from ETA, Rolex 1570, DG, Miyota, and also from Quartz movements. But nothing works, the SA3135 stem is very thin. And I think thats the problem...the stem is too thin! Or maybe the material is bad??? Really don't know.

    I got a Sub with that movement, so I thought to wind it a bit up because the movement stops. And after the second turn it breaks... :frusty:

  4. Could someone please make a pic of his 3135 stem, mine gets broken and I need reference pic. Maybe I have something like this in my parts boxes.

    Also it would be very helpful if someone knows if a gen 3135 stem works on the SA3135 movement? ATM I have only a 1570 stem here...

    Thanks in advance for your help!

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  5. I use mostly gen tubes. The material is much better, and there is no risk for breaking by installing (modder know what I am talking about).

    Most comparable from specs are the WSO tubes. They are well made and have truly 1:1 measures. Only material sucks, you have to be very careful by installing it...

  6. That's why I don't go to places like TRF... lots of [censored], and besides the true knowledge is HERE.

    What should this statement in a thread named "Let's see your Rolex-only collection!" mean???

    ... I just don't like the pretentious, double faced people.

    Who are this people? Explain me please, tell us some names!

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