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Xander123

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  1. I am in dire need of a "countdown" bezel - i.e. one that goes from 55 to zero, to use on a timed test. I dont want to spend the money on a yachting watch, but that's the idea, a watch the shows remaining rather than elapsed time. I am really visual, so being able to "see" time is really important for me. The test ins a bar exam. I posed on a gen forum, but unsuprisingly, they were no help. The watch is a gen 14060 no date sub.

  2. I'm sorry, but I think the op is being deliberatively provocative. I can "afford" to key my own car and then get it fixed, but I don't because I'm not an [censored]. I certainly wouldn't ask people if I should just to get a rise out of them. Bottom line, great lume job, but still a terrible idea.

  3. MM, I hear what your saying, but I don't really think the analogy holds. I'm not going to give a long, boring legal explanation, but he made a representation, the representation was false, I reasonably relied on it, and suffered damages as a result. Either way, I'm not chalking it up to experience. I'm filing with Paypal buyer protection. I can even file in small claims court in my state. Again, maybe he'll change his mind and give me a credit. Maybe not, but it's going to suck for him either way.

  4. I don't want to quibble, but it's described as a "Rolex bracelet," the clasp has "Rolex" written on it, so if it's not a Rolex bracelet, he did not describe it correctly. Also, description aside, rep stuff is forbidden on ebay. He also sent it through the USPS, which is never a good idea if you are doing something iffy. I'll keep you posted, but I doubt I'm going to end up getting stuck with this. I have no problems with reps, I think they are fascinating, and so are the people who work with them. I just don't believe in dishonesty. Although, there is a chance he has made an honest mistake, I'll wait to hear back.

  5. I'm sure someone else thought of this before me, but I found that applying a thin (1mm) layer of clear silicone RTV sealant on the inside of the clasp tightens the clasp up and acts as a sound deadener, and now my clasp is much quieter. Haven't tried it with end pieces yet. Be sure to degrease the inside of the clasp with acetone or alcohol to insure adhesion.

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