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whoopy12

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  1. Way to go green Nanuq!
  2. hahaha On a more serious note: also a scruncher
  3. Dials will be complete in 1-2 weeks
  4. Tricycle
  5. Tree
  6. Walter
  7. Yeah he contacted me already (his is a deep sea tribute). Unfortunately he's not in the us :/
  8. bewbs
  9. sisters
  10. Shoot me a pm if you do! P.S. This isn't a WTB post
  11. Yeah, I realize the price isn't for the faint of heart! Everything would be produced in Europe/US in a small run (10-15 watches TOTAL) if that gives a little perspective.
  12. Haha I've already been grabbing them left and right
  13. Just an idea I was toying with lately, thoughts would be great Any interest in a gen-spec vintage Blancpain Fifty Fathoms AquaLung? I realize Davidsen has a 'rep' of the vintage BP's (2nd watch I owned), but the accuracy is, well, pretty poor (dimensions are way off, incorrect movement, incorrect dial fonts/design, incorrect case back stamping fonts, etc). My mate has the complete watch, and I’m trying to convince him to let me borrow it so I would be able to do a proper gen-spec replication. What would be done: -Entire case and misc parts would be 3-D laser scanned (to 100microns). -I would invest in some macro gear to get high quality pictures of the case back engraving, dial, and insert. -Fabrication: After the vector artwork and CAD models are ready to go, I would be working with 4 different manufacturers to realize each part correctly. Essentially, this would be a completely custom project. Everything minus the period correct genuine AS1361 movement would have to be manufactured from the ground up. Price point I’m thinking would be around $2k (around 1/10th of the gen’s cost). Any interest?
  14. Thanks for the responses guys! I ended up returning the document, but now I'll have a much better starting point when examining such documents in the future
  15. It's the same one as this: http://www.rolexephemera.com/Guarantees/sub-gty-early1950s-master.htm
  16. I'm not sure a pic of the whole thing will help. I'll attach one in a bit, but my main concern is the printing. To me it doesn't look correct
  17. Union
  18. Do you have any pics you could attach to support this? Just searched for 'multi-screen printing' macros and I'm coming up empty
  19. Hey all, A 1952 Rolex guarantee booklet I purchased just arrived today. Of course, after whipping out my loupe, also recently acquired I began to have some serious doubts concerning the booklet's authenticity. While not SUPER versed in different types of printing, lets just say I know what "dot matrix" printing is, and when it hit the scene (1968). Below is a thread I remembered reading on VRF of a similar forgery, and also a nice macro of an example of dot matrix printing. http://www.network54.com/Forum/207593/thread/1405105199/Need+help+please!++Authenticating+SUPER+RARE+booklets http://www.caldwellgallery.com/original_copies.html Check out the macro photos below and let me know what you guys think. Authentic; yea or nay?
  20. Heroin
  21. Wow - comes with a '67 5513?! Best marketing I've seen yet
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