jackflash

Sounds like a good spec. Here's an update of mine. I used an Ingod dial in the end. However, don't think he's in business anymore. So you're probably better off going with a Yuki. I also went for a Michael Young T19 crystal rather than a Clark. You might want to consider an Athaya 702 crown and tube set rather than a gen.

Rubicon

Looks great!

5513 today

As well as shaping the crown guards. I generally lower the height of the saddle between them ever so slightly. Countersink and re-tap the hole, then add an Athaya crown and tube. Naturally, I try and avoid taking anything off the top of crown guards. Not perfect, but close enough for me without the outlay of a phong case.

Sure, but you can shape them.

You can get them from most watch repair suppliers, even eBay: http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/131449944130?nav=SEARCH

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5513 today

It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.

They are often available in the parts for sale section.

You can use the Yuki. However, you will need to remove the dial feet and use dial dots to attach to the movement. You will also need a date wheel overlay to place on top of the ETA date wheel that aligns to the date window.

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Perhaps the serif dial 5513

Or meters first 5513

Maybe the 5513 PCG

1016 too

1665 today

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Ace

Phong bezel and Cartel case is exactly the combo I have. All I needed to do was shave the crystal wall thickness slightly until the retaining ring fitted snuggly.

Merlin

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Brilliant!