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By-Tor

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  1. Let's get some action to the TAG forum. Let's see your TAGs/Heuers (past and present... rep and gen).

    Here's my past & present TAGs:

    TAG Aquaracer Chronograph Day-Date.

    One of my favorite reps ever:

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    I loved the rep so much that I decided to buy the gen (though not day-date but the smaller date version) Here it is:

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    TAG Link Chronograph Automatic

    The classic. Haven't owned this for a while but I'd love to get another Link one of these days.

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    TAG Link Ladies' quartz

    This quartz rep of Link was ordered from Narikaa a few years ago. Gets wrist time every day, and has been working flawlessly. The build of this ladies' rep is very nice and solid, and my gf likes it a lot. Excellent "budget" rep.

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    Wristshots:

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    Let's see yours!

  2. by-tor,

    couple of questions...

    1. what grain of paper did you use to sand?

    2. once the sanding was complete what products did you use to give the finished look?

    thansk \

    the dude abides

    Sorry man... I don't remember the grains. But at first I used some rough sandpaper to remove the metal faster, then of course changed to smoother one when the cg's started to look more like they should.

    Then I used abrasive metal polishing paste (got it from a watch shop) to give it the mirror finish. I think Cape Cod could work with this too... I don't know, never tried.

    Good luck.

  3. make it the PO. :D

    Speaking of which, I've just gone down half a link in bracelet size. Yay for healthy eating caused by unemployment. :D

    I'm sure you'd be terrified to know how much I eat daily... especially when I'm training heavy. I don't even want to know much I spend to food every year...

  4. Thanks.

    I can probably help with little things a lot, like moving threads to correct subforums, etc... since I'm working behind my desk a lot (doing editorial stuff for the magazine I'm working for). So I have the RWG screen open (almost) all day. :)

    Based on my experiences RWG is the best forum when it comes to moderation: fair, liberal and relaxed. It's easy to support that policy. And I already know most of the guys in the admin team well, so I'm glad to be here with friends.

    Thanks again.

  5. Last two Basel shows prove that Rolex has changed... instead of rugged, old school sports models they move towards tasteless bling for rich and tasteless people. God knows there are lots of them.

    Leopard Gaytona and the horrible YMII can't take away their history and legacy though. Just like this pink old model 500S doesn't make Mercedes any lesser brand. It tells more about they buyer than the seller. :lol:

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  6. Thanks gentlemen. Appreciated.

    The rep really is thicker, which is a good point (that I forgot to add into my review). I guess it's due to the 7750 movement requiring thicker case...

    I really fell in love with the white Daytona during the construction of this review. I'm almost willing to take the risk with the movement, but not quite. I'm hoping that the factories will come up with some sort of good solution in the future... or at least improve this modification somehow. Daytona is something that everyone should have in their collection.

    This particular white dial stainless model is hands down the best looking modern Daytona ever. The black dial version (and the white gold variations) leave me cold.

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