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What is your wrist size?

Thanks...great pics. Any chance of a wrist shot? Or even better wrist shots of both, so we can compare? Enjoy your new purchase!

What changed on Sep 1st with allofmp3.com? Any links?

£100 How much was The Zigmeister?

Without wanting to hijack your thread, does anyone know where I can get a 7750 serviced in the UK, and roughly how much it would cost? Thanks

Seems to have worked...thanks again

Thanks, I'll try this

Just bought a PAM212 Asian Auto from another member. Watch is fantastic, seems to be working, chronos seem OK too. One problem - I cannot seem to change the time. I flip open the "Reg TM" clasp, pull out the crown but when I turn it nothing seems to happen. Am I doing something wrong?

Definitely matte. Played with an original this week.

What is King's reference for this model? The Asian 7750 ones on her site look a little different to this, with fatter numbers.

Is the genuine also available in grey? I have only seen the new model in blue dial and the old in black or white.

There's a shop called Wempe on New Bond Street which has a nice collection, including Panerai, JLC, Lange etc. Selfridges have a nice collection too.

Think you mean sapphire rather than ruby - rubies are red if I'm not mistaken I would guess it's something synthetic.

I agree that $378 is not cheap but when this watch with this movt (it's the same movt as in the original) came out a year or two ago they were asking about $600 although I think that version had better numbers. Hopefully Joshua will be able to get the more accurate dial for this price which would make it a pretty attractive proposition.

It looks to me that the numbers are thinner than the original. See for example the IIII at 4 o'clock - the gap between each I is as wide as the I itself. On the original the gaps are much thinner because the numbers themselves are thicker. Hope this makes sense. Perhaps someone more technically gifted than me could post a pic of the genuine next to Josh's one.

That's a Swiss ETA, not Asian Auto. Numbers are better but date is slightly misplaced. Still a nice rep though. And the girls love it

It does seem as though lighting affects how the hands look...assuming of course that the one at pacifictime is a genuine One other thing I've noticed though is that the numbers on the rep seem to be "thinner" than on the genuine which is possibly more of a giveaway than the hands IMO

http://www.pacifictime.com/cartier-tank-fr...ise-watches.htm

Probably right come to think of it. Nevertheless, has anyone seen the watch who can tell me what the hands look like in real life?

Wondering if anyone has seen an actual model of the Cartier Tank Francaise being offered by Joshua Josh's Tank Are the hands as light as they appear in the pictures? I know that flash photography can do strange things. The hands on the original are dark blue, almost black from certain angles. Apart from this it would appear to be close to 100%. Any info most welcome. Thanks S

Great looking watch. Which version is it i.e. Asian Auto, Swiss Auto or Venus manual? Thanks