By-Tor

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You're correct. I just tried with "Breitling" and got 0 results. It's definitely broken, thanks for the report.

You can't search for words that have less than four letters. Like "UPO" or "TAG".

Anything that uses - can't be searched, either... like By-Tor.

Yep that's annoying but that's how it is in most forums.

Hey Woody, did you read my article of the Discovery?

Link.

Pretty much explains the rep.

Read this.

Thanks all for the positive comments. Appreciated.

Thanks Chief!

@Allergydoc: That v1 is very nice... great lume dots... and who gives a crap about the '3 dot. Almost impossible to see with naked eye anyway. Great watch!

That's just beautiful!

42mm PO is unbeatable.

Enjoy!

Stunning!

I wouldn't touch anything, either. Vintage Rolex with a lot of wear is exactly like it should be... well worn.

Congrats for the legendary watch!

Thank you for the interest, all!

BTW, have you tried the new Aquaracer yet, I think it's one you might enjoy

Oh yeah, I've been thinking about it. It's a great looker... but you know me, I love blue dials and the rep blue dial is absolutely NOTHING like the gen. It's totally off, and I'm not sure if the black one does it for me.

Do you still have yours?

Did you buy a new insert for it Arthur? Looks perfect.

Keep 'em coming guys!

I'm surprised that so few people wear it on a bracelet. For me the bracelet is the main attraction. I never thought I'd like the polished Pro2 bracelet but I was wrong... it's really cool.

I know you like white dials By-Tor, what do you think?

Awesome... I love it!

What a beauty Mickey!

Great choice, I really like that Chopard chrono design.

Rolex also used 2 different font color on the black TT Sub insert numbers. The other is plain yellow like JoJo's watches, the other is metallic gold. Both are accurate, so there might be variation in fonts too.

For example older GMT 16710's used the Sans Serif font but later they switched to standard Verdana/Arial.

I noticed Robert.

Very nice UN by the way... and according to bracelet wear that has seen plenty of wrist time. A little wear signs just makes them look nicer.

Starting the week with this amazing watch.

Looks like an amazing product. I love that white dial!!

Good luck with the product and keep us posted!

Almost perfect out of the box.

Just a quick Sunday shot to kill boredom.

Hike your lume dots look identical to mine. I believe your v2 is from the exact same production day/hour.

Keep 'em coming guys, great shots!!!

@G.Curcio: Thanks man!!

I have no idea about Hublots but what if the guy used pictures of 2 different watches (for whatever reason)?

Ebay scammers use this a lot. A few pics of the fake, then a few other pics of the gen + accessories (pics stolen from another auction).

I'm bad with numbers but I recall they're the same movement. They just installed a GMT hand to the ExpII and GMT Master. Like I said the old Rolex "GMT" movement is not a complication or a "GMT movement" at all, they just have another fixed hour hand that rotates 2x slower.

Rotating bezel made old GMT Master a GMT watch. Old ExpII is not a GMT watch at all. The only purpose was to show if it's night or day. Only useful for the "cave dwellers" because they can't look out of the window.

Wow... didn't know that the 24 hour hand on the 1575 is non-adjustable...

Yes, the original ExpII is probably the most pretentious "tool watch" ever done. Designed for "cave dwellers who can instantly tell from their ExpII whether it's night or day."

Technically it's the same as 1675 (which doesn't have adjustable 24h hand, either). You can use 1675 as a second timezone watch from the turning bezel. This (of course) doesn't work with ExpII which has a fixed bezel.

Actually even the Chinese faux GMT movement is more complicated.

Another mindless eyecandy thread = fun.

Let's see your Breitling Skylands!