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Chuck P

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  1. Shucks,was hoping for a magic solution. I think I will wait for the next A7750 issue to arise and then replace when I have to replace the movement. Given the A7750 in 2 watches, that could be anywhere from 2 days to 2 years.

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  2. So I have a gen coronet on the way to install on a DW 6239. If all goes well I will search for a couple more to do my other DWs.

    Question for those that have done this--can I do this from the front side or must the dial be removed? I have had one DW apart and failed to note if the coronet was attached with a post or not. And getting the dang hands back on and aligned was NOT FUN so I would like to avoid that again if possible.

    If I can remove carefully from the front I would love to know and tips for dial safety if you have them!

    Thanks in advance!

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  3. I love mine. Op-yours is much more beautiful. I want a better crown. I can deal with my poor lug holes.

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    For a Cartel case I would suggest the Athaya 702 crown. Will make the small crown protectors much less noticeable. And you can always have the lug holes drilled out too but if that doesn't bother you just get the 702 crown. Definitely will make a big difference.

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  4. So I know this isn't the tech section, but does anyone know a reasonable, rep friendly watchmaker who will work on a 7750 Daytona? I have one with a Swiss 7750 that needs service and another that needs a movement swap.

    I thought I could remove the reversing and reduction gears myself, and I did, and I even got it back together several times but always with some issue. My local watchmaker who has bailed me out in the past says he does not like to work on the 7750 so I am in desperate need of help as I love these watches.

    Any leads greatly appreciated.

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    As a child growing up in the 70's, my first attraction to watches was my father's 1960's Omega Constellations on a Speidel twist-o-flex bracelet. I loved that watch and my dad even let me wear it now and then.

    Last night I remembered I had a cheap old watch of my uncles in a drawer that had a stretch bracket in it. In honor of my father and my uncle I am wearing it today, channeling some 1970's bling!

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