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This is a very nice and very rare gen 5513. I really love this dial. Coming up soon in a auction in the UK: http://andersonandgarland.com/BidCat/detail2.asp?SaleRef=MH187&LotRef=788

Christies has a very nice upcoming auction of rare watches. Among them is this one of a kind Rolex from 1949.

My guess is he is wearing a IWC Schaffhausen Portugese Chronograph. Also spotted a very nice Rolex Ceramic Sub on the wrist of Corey Stoll (Peter Russo in the series)

Where did you source those awesome dials and hands? I am looking for one for my HH 5514 case.

Bought two movements this morning. Maybe someday for a two tone project.

Try Bulang & Sons, they are Dutch, http://bulangandsons.com/

You are not F-ing my thread, I have no idea what the prices are for gen 3717 parts, so I had just taken a guess. I am thinking about selling my 3717 (as parts or as a complete watch), and I wanted to know how much I can get for it if I am going to part it out.

With gen crystal, pushers and crown, a complete gen case

As stated, what would be a fair asking price for a used gen IWC 3717 case set? Somewhere around $750?

Welcome, very nice first post. I would suggest to use the search.

My Franken Sub with its new TC V3 bracelet.

I had a DSSD with Swiss movement from Andrew which was almost perfect, the alignment of the text on the rehaut was not ok, some letters touched the edge of it, but besides this minor issue it was a very very good watch. Now I have a BK DSSD which is in my opinion the best DSSD available. It looks great, but most important, it runs great. I was offered this one via a 'want to buy' request on RWI for a bit less then $400.

I came to work today in this.

That is no a GMT hand, it is the hand for the depth gauge. This was my first ever rep I ever bought together with a Big Pilot 3 years ago at MBK. To bad it died after 3 months, but it was fun wearing it, even when it is not the best rep around.

I have been to Goose Bay on different tours from 91 till 94, it was really fun to be there beside the flying. Especially when there still was snow, we loved to go out on snowmobiles. And the beer was cheap. Sometimes I do miss it, but I find myself also very lucky. I had the best job ever! Like Legend said, you can leave the force, but the force will always be with you. And for the guys still out there, be safe!

An oldie, but still fun. Low level flying Goose Bay Canada: http://youtu.be/ETfgLlfeFVo?t=10m25s

The politicians are still debating about replacing the F16 with the F-35 Lightning II, but the first of two test planes is recently handed over for the OT&E. Unfortunately it will never fly with a lion on its tail, our squadron is disbanded in 2004.

I feel the need for speed. Greetings from RNLAF 315 squadron.

I agree with live1, I also would go for the Sean or WM9, but they are both are hard to find, and most of the times also expensive.

Welcome to this great forum from another Dutchie.

I know Goin is located in Asia, you can contact him via FB, search for Goin.Workshop

The movement arrived today at my doorstep, and I have to say it really looks good. As expected it does need some parts (the automatic part is missing, and also the hour and minute wheel), but it is in a good shape. Should I try to find NOS parts, or are used parts also fine?

Very nice T, maybe I need to buy one someday.

I am looking for a technical service guide to service a gen Rolex 1530 movement. Does anyone knows where I can find one? I have bought a nice (working) movement but it can use some TLC, and I want to see if I can do this myself.

Trusted sellers start here: http://www.rwgforum.net/forum/230-watches-clothing-accessories/ Mine favourite TD is Trusty Time, you can't go wrong with him. And don't forget to take a look at the M2M sales, there are always some nice pieces on sale. Newbie must read: http://www.rwgforum.net/topic/85981-hey-noobor-not-so-noobread-this-now/