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Still rockin' the 114060 for a late lunch, can't take it off! Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

"Alright class today we're having a SUB!!" Lol Have a good weekend gents -Will Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Like it! Not bad at all for a daily wearer. E

V2, V5 whatever lol 114060 sorry for the cruddy iPhone pics Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Latest 114060, I have to say... Wow. Everything feels amazing on it[emoji15] Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Big Crown for me today too Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

What a beauty Akira!! Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Yea and funny he's completely disappeared in regards to any communication like a jackass!

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Exactly lol as I have read in the past:/ and I'm in that boat! I'm in need of a stem!!!!

Pizza Night with the wiffle aka the wife Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Anyone know a thing or two about these MM DW's? Need some help lol Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Watching a Bond marathon today! Haha #Bondathon #TomorrowNeverDies #007 Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Nothing as good looking as the real deal but I love the look of the albino My DW 7750; Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

508-fanatic as for your comment I want to say yes but maybe @freddy333 can shed some word, as his cosmographs are to die for haha

My black 6263 dial luckily enough had the gen like horizontal holes underneath the coronet itself which I just broached very little believe it or not with a needle and a little bit of taping, the reason being was because the legs were just a tad bit thicker, once I broached the holes a little the coronet was able to sit right in the holes then secured with loc-tite super glue from the back of the dial, as for my albino dial, this one was tricky being that it had vertical holes underneath the coronet, I took a file to the back of the gen coronet and took the legs all the way down so they no longer exist, when I applied the coronet to the dial a used a 3M adhesive spray that acts as a glue to avoid damaging the dial, I lined up the highest point of the coronet to cover the top hole of the holes on the dial itself that way both holes would now be hidden by the new gen coronet.. Lol make sense?? -Will

+1 on @freddy333

Done two myself as well, keyword is sturdy hands and good eyes haha Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Hate to be the one to say it, but hey unless you're going gen, what can you expect you know. With my little bit of knowledge as well, if I am not mistaken the was some black 6263 dials that had subdials with what was a very very faint silver color on them that in certain light did appear to be white, again I'm no expert so maybe some one can chime in. As for these dials with the heavy metallic silver color definitely agree with you 110% but they can be decent. I have a few that I have taken the crappy coronets off of and then sprayed with a matte finish, letting them dry then going back in with a paint brush and adding more layers on the subdials themselves, throw a gen coronet on them and they not terrible but not the best of the best Few examples: What it looks like in the case: http://www.rwgforum.net/topic/174858-the-vintage-daytona-6263-waiting-game/?fromsearch=1 -Will Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Not perfect but certainly a favorite Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

On a 1680 frenzy right now Sent from my !Phone using Tapatalk

Can't wait to change these horrid crowns for starts Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Killer workout today at the gym! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk