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Like what USIL said "you need a working distance". Get the 100mm macro, you will never regret it, it is very sharp too. replica7

Bazz, Beautiful shots. I hope some day my shots will be as good as yours. I got my PO last week from Joshua. I still like them even if the numbers 12 and 6 are off centered. replica7

Thanks, the pictures of TTK inspires me. replica7

Thanks Pugwash. This is my third attempt on posting pictures here (RWI and RWG) using the cheap-ass lightbox. I am still learning especially from this forum. replica7

Hi, I received this beautiful watch from Joshua yesterday. The build quality is very good and all I can say is that it is worth buying a replica. Here are some pictures and thanks for viewing. Attention the helium valve is loose. For other buyers, please check them otherwise you will loose them. replica7

What about buying a set of subdial hands that would fit the swiss 7750? Do you know where can I buy them? Thanks. replica7

RobbieG, I got my Pam 176 from Johsua last week. Do you re-lume it yourself or do you send it for re-luming? What is this pin fix? Thanks! replica7

Now, I got what you mean that it won't interchange. How do I know if my Asian 7750 has the 28800 bph? I don't have an instrument to measure it.

I found one at Otto Frei for 270 US dollars with a Hamilton name on the rotor. This is ok for me since the back case is anyway covered. One thing that I have to ask also. It is easy to take away the day and just use the date? The Navitimer that I have is just using the date.

The subdials are at 6, 9 and 12 and my Navitimer has this kind of subdials.

Hello, My Breitling Navitimer (breitling fighters) stopped after using it for almost a month. I have searched in the internet for a replacement and according to the informations the original movement that is use is the Valjoux 7750 type A. I have a couple of questions to ask before I will buy the Valjoux 7750. 1. Is the Asia 7750 the same like the Valjoux 7750 in terms of dimensions? 2. Is it difficult to replace the dial? Thank you.