dbane883

Stingray

Crazy

cool.. well if I order them, I will send you a pair.....

Living on the moon must be lonely

Desert

Holy hi-rez batman! I have no plans to buy/build a GMT, but if I had that insert I would build a watch around it! lovely. I call dibs on being first in line if you ever sell it.

Mendota....We're talking about $20 shipped for 5 pairs. Just buy the whole damn pack. it really is not worth the sellers time to sell just 1 pair on a one off basis to be frank.

Caribbean

Back

Baby

Perfect. Thanks 007!

I know ST has the double shouldered 20mm/1.8 mm bars. Ends look to be correct length but not quite what I'm looking for:

I think this is the closest they have (sorry on my iPhone at the doctors office): I think the end bars might be a touch short. http://www.startimesupply.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=1&Product_Code=FSB20&Prod_ID=16935

Once you drill out the holes to 1.25-1.3, you should be good with standard Rolex 2.0mm bars. For me, I'm trying to find. A quick fix to use a gen 62510H jubilee bracelet in a 1675 case. The bracelet is not stamped 50 (which are now very difficult to find). so it will only accept 1.8mm bars. And I don't want to modify the first link on a gen bracelet. Hence my "solution" to find thinner bars with gen-like end-bars.

Yes. That's what I'm looking for. Just like 2mm bars, but only mid section is 1.8mm I was only looking at the Swiss made bar section. Maybe it's in the Chinese made section. Thanks

Interesting. I checked the ST site this morning and they don't have them.

Nevermind.. I didnt realize this (gen) version uses a sapphire crystal... Cannot believe Omega didnt use hesalite. I'll go back to the Rolex forum now.. carry on boys .

just curious if the case will accept a gen crystal ....

I'm looking for single shoulder 20mm bars but need the bar to be 1.7-1.8mm rather than the standard 2mm. I also need the end bars to be 1.2mm. Ideally be a combo of a shouldered 1.8mm bar below, but use the standard 1.2mm ends from a 2mm bar.

(Profitable) Trading is all about cash management. Don't risk anymore in 1 day than you are willing to lose in one day and have sufficient bankroll to make it back. Stick to a philosophy.. trend following, mean reversion, elliot-wave, turtle, macro fundamental.. whatever.. just stick to it and take emotions out of the equation and dont flip flop. Good luck

Silver

Definitely some truth to that. It's all done on margin so a string of losses (and it WILL happen) can add up quick. Key is to stay disciplined with your stop-loss orders

I still have my account active on a spare desk in my office just to stay current: You can customize your desktop to your liking with most platforms. The one above is just major currencies, crude, gold and US treasuries.

I was an FX trader for almost 20 years and ran a currency desk for a couple of major banks. Check out Oanda and SaxoBank Both have stood behind their customers despite taking huge losses after the recent swiss franc debacle a few weeks ago. IMO, Oanda has the best UI, but Saxo has a broader breadth of products and has better news feeds. I personally use Oanda, but I have used Saxo in the past as well..... not overly active anymore....