Legend

Its not the watch, its the way you photograph it.

treats

magic

+1 on your statement on rep watch value. I agree totally. The value of each individual watch, be it gen or rep, to its owner, is something that others should not judge.

oz

I have the Marlin22 souped up Noob Fiddy. Just two words: "A Keeper" Not easy to call it out as a rep. The factory strap...is an entirely different story though. You have to get that changed, or it will be like putting on cheap sneakers with an Armani suit.

winsconsin

smith

If he bothered to reply twice, he would most likely reply again.. give him a little time. Could be a personal hold-up. I do not know the site, but hope it turns out good for you!

I have always been a fan of watches with nice steel casings, and a prime example of this is the AP ROO. Steel has a very dependable and durable feel, and is meant for everyday wear. I like the comfort of the weight on my wrist too.

I am sure the admin team would come out with something good.

chick

very beautiful photography of Balboa Park! I certainly took my time appreciating that shot.

In which case, I would like to ask.. shaving the caseback for that 1.7mm, a norm for frankens, does it achieve the desired effect for you?

puppy

:D its a monday morning, and your picture, mate, made it into a nice LOL moment.

legdrop

And I think, W, that you are one of those who "obsess" over that 1.7mm :D

Sometimes I see those monster 10k ++ posters and I wonder how long I would take to reach even half of their chalk counts..

me

hulk

+1

Understood, and thanks plenty.

Yes I see what you mean now.. compared with a gen side by side, the difference IS obvious. My question is: On the wrist, wouldnt the thickness be somewhat less obvious? I am asking out of curiosity.

Sorry mate, I cannot see the pics, nor could I access the repgeek site lol, despite the fact that I consider myself to be a rep geek