Ephry73

@HH, True indeed.

The 16610 case will have too big a rehaut opening for the gen dial. I have a gen dial and it falls through on the ST, TC and Wm9 cases.

I am on the same boat. Plenty of reads about a potential 5513 case for a donor but that's it.

Sub for me. I softened the case a bit after this shot was taken. Haven't posted in a while.

Looks good. I was going to say not a TC case because of the indent for the holding screws. The cyclops magnification is affected by this. What size gasket and thickness of the crystal? 

I have a hybrid in mind with very similar specs. I would love to get my hands on one of these AR'd crystals

Less coffee Philly!

I will love to get two of those for my personal projects.

Done! This is home away from home and a place where I come to even escape the daily grind. VIP for one year for now. Maybe I'll upgrade to platinum, but cash is low. 

Thanks for working so hard at this Admin. 

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No changes for me

GS-cement is something I use lightly at the meeting surface of the case and the crystal. Very little goes a long way. Once you snap the retainer ring on it acts as a gasket of sorts. Keyword here is VERY LITTLE

16610(again)

I believe Gary Clark sells this gasket as well. Just let him know what crown and tube you have.

Renaissance is an excellent "animated" movie if you like French films. <br /><br />

I would take it apart and make sure your gaskets are fresh. If the crystal gasket was reused, chances are that's the source of the problem.

Nice watch. Source of it?

Sapphire Sub today. Packing and homework. Sure could use a beer<br />

Seiko 6309 on Super oyster

Same here MD

Seems to be a common trend now. Specially with some people buying the watch to see if they like it, or are transitioning to something with a screw-down crown, Etc... <br /><br />It's a tough decision, specially if you definitely know the unit was fully operational and working when it left your hands.

Seems to be a common trend now. Specially with some people buying the watch to see if they like it, or are transitioning to something with a screw-down crown, Etc... <br /><br />It's a tough decision, specially if you definitely know the unit was fully operational and working when it left your hands.

Still this

Oooooooh! Happy birthday SS!

Really , really liking it! Love the strap also!

Thanks man! The top should come down soon and looking to upgrade the sound to a more audible and clear one.