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superlative

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  1. I contacted the seller. He has both styles of datewheels....open 6-9 and closed 6-9. You can see them in his eBay store.

    Should be cubicworks dw, the pic shows open '6 and '9 but they actually sell closed '6 and '9 dw.

    http://www.cubic-wor...ages/WTG002.jpg

    You should look for a gen or aftermarket 3055 dw, which has the correct ETA sequence.

    I bought one from ofrei a couple of years ago and that was good, now they list the yellow one, maybe ask them if they still have a white one.

    http://www.ofrei.com/page818.html

  2. its a good starter no date vintage sub and great beater for the $100 price tag, but i wouldnt sink any vast amount of $$ into modding it.

    This watch is no different mod-wise than the $250 Swiss equivalent. Having it cost $100 doesn't make it any less of a candidate for modding, even if you do add $700 worth of parts to it. We're only interested in the case itself.

  3. That yellow one is hideous! On a second look, I think it would improve if the strap was a nicer colour. That black seconds hand is kinda strange; almost like they ran out of white hands or something.

    Thanks for the pics and the history!

    Did these Pre-V watches use the low-beat 6497?

  4. How else did you think they were made? By Italian elves? It takes skills to program the computers and then convince heavy-weight actors to wear your timepieces in public! Stallone doesn't come cheap, you know!

    I was thinking the same.. entirely machine made, designed on cad and milled with hardly a human touch.. even the oiling is done by robot.. The actually unit cost of production must be next to nothing.

    It makes the whole exclusivity and limited production thing seem pretty contrived (as if we didn't already know that of course)

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