Ephry73

Got mine today, anyone else? They both flip the date one day at a time(at least the two times I set them at 11:45pm the date changed fine)

Is it just me or does the bottom one look like the date is not centered on the crown stem? Is that adjustable?

Looking good C!

Sub today.

Thank you Don't worry I will get out of the hospital not tomorrow cause I feel like a blown up turkey having 60mg of prednison a day

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Hang in the buddy.

Wearing this today. Modded to the hilt ST cased 16610 franken.

Get them while they're hot! Back in stock.

E

Thanks Pan. I am currently working ona 6152, but this 372 looks sooo delicious. Definitely something I would love to get my hands on. Custom strap and good to go. Let us know what you find brother. 

E

Argh, me and my obsession with water resistance. I wonder how this watch fairs up with water. Looks really really good.

thanks guys.

do you think must to replace the o ring gasket, or wartchmaker can straighten it and to assemble well?

Jack

I say redo it or have someone with the right tools do it for you. When I install these crystal retainers I always place the case upside down as it helps to keep the o-ring where it needs to be. Don't skimp on new gaskets and greasing o-rings. This always ensures that you're going to have better chances at water sealing.

Gotcha. Well, I am sure one of those cases will pop up. 

E

Ephry

After new gen parts went in the movement gain in hight about 0.7mm, and did not fit on ST case

To deep and the movement screws don't fit anymore under the holding slot

Do you have any case to borrow?

M,

The ST case you were using is not correct for the 3135 movement. You were using a case designed for a 3035 movement. This is why you had issues to begin with. With the correct case the figment should be fine. My 16610 with y3135 watches have been a perfect fit in every aspect using gen set screws.

I know for a fact the y3135 fits in a BP Seadweller 16600 case set

Yuki with auto winding assembly rotor and winding bridge

Also canon/minute pinion, hour wheel, date jumper and few other gen parts

Looks like yuki is really gen spec

Been saying it all along.

Now I see the prices went up on the site but still shows unavailable.

This today.

So where are the wristy pictures? 

E

I need to send you one of these movements later on for my 16600 franken. Thanks for working so hard on this M!

Good machines do offer piece of mind, but the coffee used is also essential. I find that too dark a roast on the Bialetti brings out too much of a metallic taste if using tap water. At least in the NY area I live. The Percolator is just more practical for me, because ODDLY enough, I am the only one that drinks coffee in the house.

I need my liquid crack in the morning!

E

It's remarkable how many friends I've made through this hobby. I've had the pleasure of seeing many of you in person (over beer, pizza, or foie gras!), though there are a lot of people I've yet to meet but trust completely. Thanks very much to all of you!

I visit several forums, but RWG is the one I consider home. May it (and I!) go on for many more years!

Always the well spoken gentleman! I do have to say it again, may you blog and live on for many years to come

Happy birthday M!

Good catch brada! I haven't seen that movie in ages!

Looks great Niet! Wear it in good health.

Was listening to Protection by Massive Attack on the way home from my 13 hour shift.

I have this at home for everyday use. Works like a charm, every time. Cuban coffee cannot be made any other way

Bump for those looking for parts

E

from the look of this watch and detailed pictures its spot on without having my mostly gen MK XVI side by side with it. The lume job on dutche's watch is pretty much exact to my GEN lume and the dial look texture and lume application looks damn well exact. Id say this is pretty much 98% of the gen look. So id say its closer than the XVII.