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CptTripps

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  1. You can always mod a case, but finding that movement, a set of gen hands, and the right dial could set you back several thousand...at which point you need to think about if it's worth it for a rep.

     

    That's why a lot of us build frankens of the older "vintage" watches. Parts are plentiful, and you can build a 99% gen for 1/4-1/3 what you'd spend on a gen.

  2. I'm hoping you guys can help me out on this.

     

    I was digging through all my watch bracelets/straps when I came across this. It's an Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean bracelet. When I put it next to my Gen Seamaster bracelet, it appears identical. Markings are similar. Look/feel of the steel is identical. It fits perfectly on my Gen Seamaster...but I'm not sure if it's Gen or Rep?

     

    Can you guys help?

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  3. Mine was like that after I put my bezel on. Turned out the click spring was kinked. Easy fix.

     

    Update: Try twisting it in the direction it naturally turns as you click it into place. Kinda like you're opening a bottle in reverse. That may help to seat it properly.

  4. I didn't end up selling it...or the Panda I have.

     

    I'm wearing this one a lot more than I thought I would, and the Panda has a small scratch in the crystal so I need to get that replaced before I sell it.

     

    On the dials: I thought they were supposed to be grey too, but these are clearly white. I'm also 100% sure that it's an authentic dial, so I may have something special/rare here. No clue.

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