Hotten Todd

Sorry for the bump, but I'm still looking

Oh, okay - it would be the type of clasp looking like this:

Two years ago I got a ladies DJ with Oyster bracelet from Trusty. Watch is still good but the clasp was flimsy from the beginning, not securing tightly and now one the of the spring bars has broken Spoken to Andrew about it but he can only get the entire bracelet. Does anyone know of a place to get quality rep. oyster clasps for lady DJs?

There's this celebrity in my country who wears a two-tone midsize Aqua Terra, similar to the one below (w/ diamonds tho). She's on TV all the time and every time my GF comments on her watch. Does anyone happen to know of a TD that carries this variant? All I've seen are lots of men's PO's and a few ladies AT's, but so far no midsize 30mm

I would settle for this one as my "company" car: And yes, I know they weren't the fastest. But they are the prettiest.

Well, did you, and was it worth it?

Mika: "Honestly, what's goin' on now, we are going really, really slowly." James: " Are we???" Mika: "Yeah..." LOL!!!!!!

eBay.

To the OP, I was just thinking.... have you checked your spam filter recently? Wouldn't hurt, just to be sure.

Guys, I'm thrilled to finally get some answers - thank you! kbh & Nanuq, yes - it does start running (and runs for about two days when left to rest), so the winding mechanism does work. And Nanuq & MD202 - I'm sure you're right on track with your points, it probably just needs a good lube, that's all. But at least now I know that the watch isn't faulty! Thank you very much, guys.

kbh, bless your heart for reaching out - thanks!! Okay, so the good news is, it is actually meant to be wind up manually - good to know! Bad news is... mine does absolutely not feel "easy and smooth"! It's hard to explain how it feels, the best way is actually letting you have a listen to how it sounds like. I have made a 20 second recording using a highly sensitive microphone. First you can hear the sound of my cheap Sub when wound, followed by the new DJ (with the ETA in it). Does this sound right to you?? http://www.provoa.com/WATCH_WIND.mp3

Wow... really?

No one? Guys, I realize this is a noob question! I have been doing my homework, I have searched the forum (didn't find an answer), searched on Google (found a trillion links to fishy repsites I didn't feel like clicking), hell I even asked the seller, who gave a rather vague answer that didn't really help. And I really don't wanna ruin the watch. So, can anyone please answer this simple question: does an ETA 2671-2 movement require manual winding? If no, fine If yes, is it supposed to feel like you're just rubbing two pieces of paper against each other when you do it?

Listing is history

I was called out once by a friend of mine, who happens to be quite the WIS himself, and wears a gen Omega Seamaster PO. Mine is a PO chrono, and since he knows me well enough to know that I probably couldn't afford the real deal he once said (in a completely non-gloating way I might add); "I like your watch, but it's a rep, right?" I just smiled and replied "of course it is!" We then compared watches and apart from my version's obvious flaws he thought it was quite nice, and that was it, really. I didn't feel "outed" in an uncomfortable way at all, because of the fact that he knew what he was talking about. Had it been some douchebag I probably would've went with some of the answers given here!