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If you are waiting on QC photos of a CrPO, then the delay is due to Andrew waiting on stock to be built.

Open the back up to see if there is a foreign body in there. It has been known for an rogue/extra screw/part to of accidentally found its way inside during manufacturing.

Cheers my friend

I think this will be my cherry popping Pam. Is it hand wound only?

Welcome back my friend, I too was away for several years. Many things have changed, some not so much. All the answers to your questions can be found by looking around, and you will see plenty of scope on your answers

Cool. Look forward to your progress

Thanks for those photos Mike, much appreciated as I too am planning on similar to op's plan, but in my case, simply correcting a couple of markers which are out of alignment slightly. I'm under the impression, when I remove these, I will need to make one of the holes slightly bigger to allow fine adjustment before gluing back into position from the dial back.

Check the thread below over on RWI, your case number is mentioned, and some info there maybe of help to you.. http://www.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/rolex-submariner-47320.html Some more info may help in link below too http://www.rwgforum.net/topic/72526-a-comparison-of-2-16610s/

Are you serious? It's easy. Invest in some precision screwdrivers, good quality, and then you can do it yourself for the same cost, plus you will have your first tools for your hobby

Look closely at your bracelet links, and you will see that on the one side of a few links, a small flat screwdriver head. Using a good quality small screwdriver, unscrew a couple of screws, one at a time, and remove a link, then refitting by reinserting one of the screws. It will become self explanatory as soon as you realise.

To help identify the case, remove the bracelet and let us know what the engravings say on the case.

Welcome aboard Doc, and greetings from a UK guy in Finland

Aha, cheers

Which 7 holes are you referring too? I count 12 free holes in the clasp.

You can refinished the brushed parts again using a scotch pad.

Hello back, don't be shy, we don't bite, tell us a little about yourself, and how you found the forums etc.

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See, I'm still learning too Cheers for correcting me

I think you answered your own question there, here's a snap from the video... The later pearls are as above, Luminous, and the earlier ones, (flush) were Tritium.

I see upon close inspection that ORI letters of Original are indeed a little over, but in all fairness, this is nitpicking.

Great result

Looks a good action film. Surprised Jean Reno is not in it, but guessing he's getting on a bit. Looks kind of similar to The Professional. Now to find this film with English subs. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1946298/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Sorry to hear of your issues, but you saying this... You have been very very lucky in a decade of buying reps, and it was only a matter of time until you experienced issues.

THIS^^^ Great tool kit for the money from the RWG Shop.

These are gen Mike, and looks green to me..