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lazarini

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  1. Gen tropic or just tropic ;) has a certain shine that clark Christal don't achieve u need to have it side by side and have a closer look to see that ... also tropic is just a tad clearer in real life again really hard to see ... still in some eyes don't make difference ...

    at stephane ... yes thats the case back i have on the way ... mmmm :)

    Laz

  2. yep i agree with takashi and stephane and pretty much also with others ...

    1 thing to note is build the watch that u will be happy with ... we all have a bit different taste to what needs to be done to make it good for yourself ...

    Mine 1665 MBW was build by tribal a year ago but i constantly been upgrading it ...

    here is what he done i will start with the ones that are basic and needed imho:

    - CGs Shawed

    - lugholes drilled to take gen bars

    - gen bars

    - gen 585 end links

    - casebook color engraving striped and vintagized

    - gen insert and pearl

    - gen crown and tube

    - gen tropic 39 flat top

    - dial and hands relumed with night rebel lume

    - ubi flat 3 DW overlay installed

    - general overwork of the case and polishing etc ...

    - next on my list change of case back with GW one ATM i have a DRSD case back as my 1665 came with DRSD dial but i decided to instal GW dial there fore the DRSD case back

    - HE valve mod

    The sick thing is it never ends many members know and been there ;) but then again this is why it makes it so fun ... take ure time also and be patient ... my 1665 is a 1 year project and still ongoing one ...

    NOW here is the out of the box state when i received it :

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    Here is how it looks after 1 year ...

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    Huuuuuge difference well for me at least ;)

    I leave u with a double wristie with his modern contra part ... inspired by stephane ;)

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    Wish u a nice project whatever u end up with will be fine as long as ure happy with it mark my words!

    Laz

  3. Love the Doxa no doubt great tool watches i love how they incorporated modern technology and kept the watch design 30 years old :wub:

    Since they reped ORIS and the likes i cant see a problem to rep this also acquiring a gen is not such an expense ... and im sure there is a lot of fans of this one here on the boards ... i personaly know a few members that would pick this one up for sure :)

    Here is a Doxa GMT SUB750T Sharkhunter Watch video review ... btw doxa uses eta mvt. for their watches ;)

  4. To bad m8 ... u got me going there for a while all do this is no watch i have desired still i was looking forward to a good end ... and then the last to pictures :(

    Well we all learn some day and still experienced members sometimes make exception and try the luck of the draw but usually ends like in ure case with dissapointment.

    Hope it did not set u back to much ... don't go crazy down the pub with booze ... aint worth the aggro ;)

    regards laz

  5. lazarini,

    is the dial / bracelet gen?

    total cost?

    which movement did you use?

    Hi,

    here is the specs of my DJ 16014 Franken:

    Genuine dial

    Gen 16014 case

    Gen crown and tube

    Gen 62510H jubilee bracelet

    Gen 555 end links

    Gen plexy crystal

    Clark hands

    3055 datewheel

    ETA 2836-2

    Built by kelster and his watchmaker from parts collected by W.Genzo that was the previous owner of this baby ;)

    I had luck to persuade Genzo/A to part with it as he has another DJ franken project near completion and also a gen modern SS DJ ;)

    So regarding cost split per parts better ask the mentioned members ... hope this helps.

    PS @ ALL ... GREAT WATCHES!

    Laz

  6. Rule number one: Keep the reps out of water.

    Rule number two: See the rule number one.

    With all do respect BT im with Freddy on this one if proper persuasions are taken there is no risk at all ...

    Also SD4K test seam to tell the same story ... i learned my lesson once now proper greasing the seals a close case inspection and visit to the watchmaker for a pressure test will account safe swimming and showering ...

    Just my 2 cents ...

    Regards Laz

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