Davey

I have to say the Emergency is one of the only Breitlings that floats my boat.

You know what, I didnt even notice It was from a Guy in the UK who uses RWI, it was just a cheapo fun purchase as I've always wanted an Emergency but you cant get a really decent replica from anywhere P.S. its bloody massive, its on par with the fullsize PAM case but its alot heavier than a full s/s PAM with a 7750 chrono...

There are different levels of Delivery, The UK International Signed For service doesnt actually track the package once it leaves the UK and things tend to go missing.. And unless otherwise stipulated it only has a £30 compensation limit. ParcelForce however would be a different kettle of fish, you should be able to get several hundred pounds of compensation if its gone missing and they should be able to show you exactly where it stopped being tracked.

I know its not a perfect replica but I think this is a really fun piece and its my wear for this week.

How so... My credit card company doesnt ask me what I spend my money on.. My bank doesnt question my purchases when I withdraw cash.. So in conclusion; What buisness does PayPal have asking me what its for? They are simply transmitting money for me, its not illigal for me to buy Replica Watches in the UK? Its like the bus driver asking me where I'm going once I get off the bus, I might be going to buy some crack but why should I tell him its not illigal for him to drive me to my local crack dealer?

I got a polite phone call a few months back after sending nearly £400 to Jay... The American lady asked me what the funds were for, she said it was a security "check".. So I simply told her "Its none of your business"... No problems were incured.

They normally have little pins to locate them on the dial, if this is the case you wont really be able to move them.

Oh and not to mention the bezel looks rubbish lol

Well I started.. then I had to go and play cars..

Sorry Neil, that wasnt ment as any kind of malice or derogetory comment towards yourself, I just mentioned it to show I am serious and not a noob messing you about (as I have a very low post count on here).. Anyway nice to see you have impeccable customer service levels

Come on we all know thats so over inflated its un-real.. I would like to see the margin on that.

The holes are probably to far back in the end links, if you use a drill bit to file them deeper it should help.

Ahh you're alive then? Any chance of replying to my mails POT, KETTLE and all that..

Cousins: www.clockspares.net - UK Parts and tools wholesaler. this is what you want: http://www.cousinsuk.com/default.aspx?disp...roductid=453290

That started life as a cheapo sub from Silix with no lug holes. It has a generic (116 iirc) Rolex Cyclop.. The lug recess' (on any no holed case) are drilled from inside the lugs to start with at the factory, if you look at them they have a slight angle because obviously the drill can not come in square with the lug because the opposite lug is in the way. Basically I use a long 1mm cobalt bit, put the movement in a vice at an angle so the pillar drill bit is angled to just skim the opposite lug and exit the lug I want to drill in the correct position. Once the 1mm hole has been drilled I can re-clamp the case square with the drill and make a 1.2mm hole from the outside in the correct position using the 1mm slightly angled hole as a guide. A slightly larger bit is then used to bevel the hole. Simple as that.

Got off my lazy [censored] and did a search.. Classicwatchparts.com I assume? ..Holy sh*t.. $330 for a piece of s/s...

Nanug, do you have some details for Michael.. I have no idea who he is

What i do is drill from the inside of the lug from the opposite angle with a 1mm bit, then use the exit hole on the outside of the lugs as a guide to drill back in square in the corrent position. This case had no lug holes originaly and the recess' for the spring bar pins was far to close to the edge: Doesnt look too bad now IMHO and these are full size rolex bars.

Forgetting the fact it had a few featured "borrowed" from a PAM.. Why do manufacturers insist on making watches 'look' like divers watches by giving them a bezel that appears to rotate and in some cases even does rotate but its clearly useless as it has no numeric/incremented markings.

whats this all about then?

Nice to be err back... I feel a little inadequate on the "new" board though with me feeble post count I don't think any of the dealers take me seriously either TTK doesnt seem to want to talk to me I have to be honest with you guys though, RWG.cc feels very 'commercial'.

Tis but a FAD..

Where are you guys getting these early sub bezels from? The only ones I can source are not quite right: The outer edge is far to thick.

Tounge in cheek and all that

I bought one for shits and giggles.. Still didnt like it One of my work collegues loves them though, he's got 4 PAM reps..