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A very nice gen 168000. To buy, or not to buy?

If I where you I would keep it, you will probably regret it. A fair asking price would be in the range of $700 to $750. These modded watches will keep good value even if the modder has stopped working on watches, because of the quality of his work. (from what I have read on RWI Marlin has started again working on watches)

It looks great. I know now what I am going to buy with my bonus at the end of this year.

Waiting for the correct caseback, and this one is finished.

My almost finished franken PAM 112 (more pics following soon)

You can find them on ebay

A rough estimate would be for all the parts for a very very nice build: Yuki 5513 case set - $600 gen crown - $150-$200 (try VRM or here) gen crystal (really makes a difference) - $150 (try VRM) gen hands - $250-$350 (try VRM or Rolexforums) gen bezel assembly complete (bezel, retainer ring, washer, insert) - $750 (try VRM) It is absolutely not cheap to build a watch around a gen dial and movement, but the end result is worth it. I went a bit over budget on my Franken 5514, but it is now my favorite watch, and I hardly wear any other watch.

Congrats with your birthday

I will start with a new addition to my PAM family. a very nice noob PAM 005. I have thrown away the rep strap, and added a nice Diabolic strap on it.

These savory orbs are battered in a crunchy breadcrumb coating and filled with a gooey mixture of chopped beef, beef broth, flour, butter, herbs and spices.

Sorry guys, I can't come to the GTG tomorrow. I have to study for a couple of exams at the end of the upcoming week.

I just found this, and I am really impressed. This is true craftsmanship.

Hopefully this will be on my wrist soon.

Modded NOOB PAM 127 on a Corrigia 74 strap for today

RA Rolex 1675 for today.

My choice for a rainy day in Holland.

I could use some help from the experts to confirm if this dial is a gen PAM 112 dial