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Thanks TomBombadil but are you sure it's true that venus is better in smoothness than 7750? If we consider the latest 7750 model it should be the opposite, better smoothness for 7750. That's what i got from The Zigmeister's review. Anyway 7750, even latest model, seems to be a risky movement. Venus should be a less dangerous choice. Cheers

What's wrong in the 4th gen dial? I like better the black bezel PO too.

Argh...that's a bit discouraging...i wanted to buy the same watch. Thanks for sharing.

Can anyone tell me which model of 7750 we have in the following pic? Thanks

What a beauty

Thanks for bad news archibald. Ok, no problem, i expected that. We just gotta drive some chinese factory in this direction.

Ask again: Did anyone replace venus movement with a genuine lemania hand winding in a speedy professional? Is it possible to do? cost? complexity?

Did you ask dealer a picture of the movement?

Thanks for advices Finepics but... That doesn't seem a piece of cake to me. How can i make em realize a new movement for just 1 item/piece? Moreover i think that if we still haven't seen a fully working replica hand winding chrono (with 3 sub dials) the solution is not so simple or cheap. Am i mistaken? p.s: we should stop purchasing chronograph not fully working, that's the best way to stimulate replica market to greater effort toward new improvements. Interesting link.

Shall we see such movement in short time? Is it so hard replicating correctly a genuine lemania movement? Did anyone replace venus movement with a genuine lemania hand winding in a speedy professional? Is it possible to do? cost? complexity? Jesus...i've written just questions Cheers

Is regulator the wheelwork pointed by the red arrow? What's the correct name of that movement? Asian 7750 as older models? Thanks JJFlash I'm afraid often dealers don't show such clear images of their movements.

Thanks a lot, great watch and pics too.

Richard 7750b1 isn't the latest model.

I read The Zigmeister's review (great job, man) and i wonder if there are replicas with the new 7750 movement. How can i be sure my watch has the new model?

I'm aware they're different movements and it's a nonsense comparing them. I'd like some opinions from who owns both movements. Anyway i wonder: - which one is more reliable and lasting (i mean average life) - which one could be fixed more easily by common watchmaker - how about second hand smoothness in 7750 movement? I've heard venus smoothness isn't too good. Thanks p.s: i've already read The Zigmeister's reviews.

Argh...a couldn't play soccer wearing a panerai.

That's a genuine pic. You can find the same pic here: http://www.austwatch.com/images/IMAGES%20II/M3754b.JPG Sorry for bad news.

Don't you have a 50$ casio for gym and sport??!!

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Happy Birthday

Another very useful post, thanks. I'll post pics as soon as i get my new watch.

Awesome post, That's what i meant with "don't take anything for granted" Thanks narikaa.

I like that watch too but i'm afraid we have to wait a little longer for good replica. How about the IWC in the following pic?

Yes, it should be SS. Thanks all, now i'm fully easy.

Forget watches... Bring with you a camera, fork and knife. No doubt Italy is a country with amazing landscapes, sceneries and historical cities. Last not least we have the finest food in the world. (i'm not very impartial in this case ) Better not to list our drawbacks and problems...anyway Italy is indeed a beautiful place for holidays. Probably the most complete and varied country in the world for nature beauties (i mean sea, mountain, hill...not women ).. Have a nice trip.