slickdick

Congrats indeed, willing to work on reps, seems to know the job very well, and is not expansive!

Thanks for the link, really interresting. Reading the thread does make one appriciate the craftmanship and passion for perfection. Worth every penny!

Yeah... real shame George is going to get it fixed.

I think with these 'little' big fixed you can safely drop the 'near'... damn perfect it is... concrats.

The dial layout is called regulateur. The movement is the same used in the master reserve and master control regulateur series http://www.jpc8118.com/jaeger-lecoultre-c-107.html (albeit the regulateur series has the automatic winding bridge removed). AFIK its the miyota clone movement.

Now thats the kinda blue i can live with. Looks classy. It is a shame to see the typical raised crystal gone on these new model though. @MP is the rep color in real life close to these pics?

Please post the pics. Thanks.

Lovin it My 10th beer and second bucket o popcorn. Keep them coming hehehe

And one brilliant quote:

kingwatches.net

The best advice has already been given. @TS please do some research on this board on to what the results have been of the added services of our respected dealers. If you want to safe time researching, I can tell you that its no good. Better have it done by someone who is known to deliver good workmanship. I don't mean you will have to go to The Zigmeister, but save yourself dissapointment by going to someone who doenst do the 'swish n dip', and is known to deliver good service!

Man... your killing me. I've resisted pam's till now, but these vintages keeps on calling my name... Concrats.

The perfect rep wear it well!

To me it look like a typical Folex rehaut.

The new wm9 tt sub is without getting into the gold parts, the best you can buy, mainly because it has the correct crown position. Evenso is the new LV sub. With regard to the gold, it looks like it is going to be truly wrapped gold, although after polishing a thin layer (still much thicker then plated howerver). Whatever the outcome of the gold, the watch should last a lifetime considering it accepts genuine parts like the WM9 YM, so in any case the gold craps out, one can buy en gen or aftermarket gold bezel and or bracelet. So to sum it up... key parts are the truly 1:1 case, and a good dial, especialy the blue TT sub dial seems hard to replicate colorwise.

Could be the gen dial will fit the case, but the sec @ 12 movement has the date more to the right vs the gen movement.

The story behind the watches might be even more impressive then the watches itself. Anyways, they're great lookers, Congrats!

In what kind of finish? cotes or perlage?

Hehehe sit back and enjoy the best part of it!

Ah... the thrill.... what's on its way?

Many topics have been wasted on this subject, please search. But i will tell you this. There is no conclusion about why the shine is the way it is. Could be the supreme finish, could be the 904. No one knows for sure, search the rolexforums too. The rolex site will tell you Polex uses 904 for bracelets quite recently.

Watchmaker Alan. There's a topic about it.

Much classier with the stick dial. I love it! wear it well.

Nice cufflinks as wel!

Don't worry, Josh maybe holding back the full truth, but he ain't no scammer, patience my friend... patience.