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fidhle007

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  1. There are two main factors that could be contributing here, the bezel teeth and the case material.  The TC bezel teeth are more accurate for an older sub, maybe early '90s at latest but the later bezel teeth are sharper and catch the light better, giving more presence.  The 904l case material also does make a difference despite what everyone on here wants to believe.  If you have two subs, a rep in 316 and a gen in 904 both freshly washed, polished and untouched by human hands then yes, there will be little difference but as soon as you get your grubby mits on each piece the difference becomes apparent.  The gen steel fends off scratches and holds it's brilliance much better than any rep steel can.

     

    Gen crystals DO make a big difference but there are other factors like gasket height and rehaut depth and angle that will also play in.

  2. I have no idea what you're talking about with the case ;-)  It's from someplace called "ST" you see...  They've since discontinued the 3035 case which is a shame because it was a lot better then the 3135 case they offer.  Yes, movement was gen but I purchased it as "Serviced" from Correctime here and it was definitely not serviced.  I sent it back to him to have it redone and he went dark leaving me out about $1500...

     

    I have rebuilt this sub with a chronometer grade 2824 and TC dial and it's SCARY accurate!  Better than some gens I've seen actually...

     

    I will be parting ways with this sub soon though, the financial hit of the stolen movement is still lurking and it's somewhat soured the pride I gained in building it.  Keep an eye in the FS section if you need one!

     

    ~Brendan

  3. Ghost, please edit your post.  The folks at ST are very against reps and if they catch wind of such activities they'll start pulling accounts.  If you have questions you can always PM one of us who builds 16800s!

     

    Thanks,

    Brendan

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