jackflash

This is a PCG build I did a while back using a 1680 case: http://rwg.cc/index.php?/topic/169433-5513-PCG-Odyssey

Lizzy

Thanks guys

Trader

Thanks mate

The Yuki coronet on the clasp was bugging me, so I had a bash at reshaping it with a diamond file. The original Yuki on the left compared to the gen: After reshaping, not perfect but at least an improvement:

Mint

Yeap, I used a Yuki on my metres first build. Here it is next to the feet first build.

Picked up the dial next door from Prohunter, here's the link for further info: http://www.repgeek.com/showthread.php?t=260313 A Yuki dial would be a good alternative: http://www.yukiwatch.com/catalog/item/8677972/9758644.htm

Just to wrap this build up. Yuki pearl arrived, I added a dab of lume and it's now installed. Breakdown of build as follows: Perfect Clones 5513 with Asia 2836 ETA – $288 incl. triangular shipping to EU. Here's the link: http://www.pf-818.com/-p-9481.htmlYuki bezel insert – $30 Yuki pearl – $38 Yuki handset – $10 Athaya 702 crown and tube – $35 Dial from M2M sale next door – $125 WSO 580 endlinks – $30 WSO gen spec spring bars – $10 Ofrei crystal PA 462-66 – $11 Total cost of parts, excluding bracelet – $577 Job done

Stand

Nice one. Thanks for sharing.

Kitchen

PM sent

Shaker

Could look at them over and over Masterful job!

Very nice! Congrats and happy Christmas!

Trail

Check this thread out: http://rwg.cc/index.php?/topic/161609-MilSub-5517-Rep%2C-first-project%2E

campus

Thanks mate. A pain to do, but worth it

Thought I may as well exchange the 80 endlinks with a set from MQ I had knocking around as I wasn't happy with the originals from Yuki. It's a tricky job but managed fairly well. First I dismantled the Yuki endlinks. Massage the springbar retainer until it can accept gen-spec springbars. Reassemble by slipping the springbar retainer though the MQ endlink. Carefully fold back the springbar retainer around the last bracelet link bar. I masked everything off while doing this, using various screwdrivers and pliers to get everything back in place. So, endlink revision done. Not something I intend to do a again in a hurry.

Water

1016 today

Thanks Bart. Judging by your fantastic lug chamfering skills it won't be problem for you.