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I had three versions of this watch at one time.I sold the silver case with black dial with custom strap. Wish I could have that one back. My son happened to throw another one four times, not three or just two, four times on our cermic floors. I love watches and he destroys them. Only one left and I wear it all the time.

Hacking a movement that is not in motion. Like I said it may be luck or voodoo, but currently I own twenty plus reps with 7750 movements and not one has acted up, not one has had a single probelm. Better to hack a dead movement then a running movement

Save the money and stick with the asian. I have two Breitlings, a gen with 7750 and a rep with asia 7750. The later keeps time just as good as the gen.

Quite amazing when you stop and think about the progress made in the last year of manufacturing.

Super review. One of the best I've read.

Great shots Now i'm not going to be able to see them on timezime am I?

My vote is for Sql_pl's ex girlfriend?? Whomever the lady is in the second link in his posting Jeez..about blew my....coffee anyone?

I wore my Corum Admirals Cup Ragetta to the AD once. The owner and I actually went out for lunch a couple hours later. His sales representatives were fooled, but he was not. He fell at first, but started noticing minor things after closer inspection.

Superb collection and excellent photographs.

My good ole' 005

I am not sure about the newbie section but the are many people whom suggest hand winding to initiate power. I am strictly against any form of winding, other than motion.

Great watch and fantastic pictures.

I remember seeing his 'ice' sub version last year on RWI. This is how they went over . I own a plastic invicta. Cool at first..forgot at times that I was wearing a watch...collecting dust now.

Many good points here. 1. I never put my watches on a winder and it is very seldom that I wind them. I put them on dead and after a few minutes I adjust the time and screw the crown back down. 2. I always let them go dead. Perhaps it has been luck or my gently care, but I have yet to own an automatic or mechanical watch that has failed or kept inaccurate time. That goes from Valjoux Eta 7753 to the standerd 21j asian automatic.

Yes I would like to know to.

The other day I took mine to about 110 feet in Bonne Terre Mine. Watch did fine. Dried her off really well and opened up the back when I got home..desert dry. Here is a picture (not of me) Bonne Terre Diving

I have to agree with you. I have several Bob straps and they are all excellent.

i remember seeing it over there. Slick??? I dunno perhaps if it came with a pull down lever. I'd say eccentric.

Type in your zip codes. There are over thirty agents in my zip code.

Pay in person. They never ask questions and the fee is generally less.

Kinda like asking if there are replicas of Alpha or Orient. Don't get me wrong Russian watches are good but not worth making reps of.

Jared, As aslways excellent pictures!

@award You should probably start by investing in a few necessary tools. Birdman has a nice collection of tools for sale that are easy on the wallet. He should have everything to get you started.

Brillant!!! One of the best I've seen The fruits of Enzo's labour.

Teejay, Welcome to the forum.