Jump to content
When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Sir-Lancelot

Member
  • Posts

    866
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by Sir-Lancelot

  1. Welcome to the world of reps. You see reps are like crack, you buy a cheapo rep and say nice, really impressive for the money. You start to wonder what else you can get if you just spend a little more. Then you take a risk and sample a rep that has some mods done, DAMN now this is so nice, and at that moment you are an addict. In the end you will be spending more than you would have if you had just bought that one gen and moved along. The up side is you can have a box full of nice watches instead of the one gen.

    It's crazy, but also a lot of fun and you will make some good friends too. Take pictures along the way.

    Roll Tide.....Beat the Clemmers on Aug 30.

  2. What watch is it? Some bezels are press on very tight and you risk ruining your bezel.

    Anyway

    Stick something between the case & bezel. Watchmakers knife or a credit card and turn the bezel to the left. Might want to tape up the lug if you use metal or you will scratch the case. It will pop off.

    You will have one of three types of click mechanism.

    1. A flat shim that goes around the crystal. It will have three areas that are raised up to ride the notches in the bezel and one bent down to fit into a hole in the case at 12 and keep it from sliding when you turn the bezel.

    2. A hole in the case with a spring and a pellet. Be careful with this one. Once you remove the bezel the pellet shoots across the room never to be found again.

    3. A hole in the case with a piece of bent wire that rides the notches on the bezel.

    Good luck.

  3. I did this same thing to my 111F.

    Since I was throwing the old tube away, I just stuck a file into the tube, it will grab the tube, and turned it while pulling out. Some heat might make it come out easier as I believe it is glued in place. I did this over a year ago and i am pretty sure I had to drill the case to accept DSN's tube as my Josh case was a smaller diameter. If I could remember the drill size I would share, but i cant for the life of me remember what size it was. I used some 30 min epoxy on the DSN tube to make it water tight and keep it in place. Good luck with your project, I feel it was worth doing.

    One suggestion for you tho, why not wait until T's crowns are complete. I am sure they will be very nice and are supposed to fit the standard rep tube without modification.

  4. Ah, but maybe your CN test subject would make a nice 14060 now with the smaller rehaut, so all is not lost, just opened another door.

    Very rare indeed that extra 0 sub. I saw on TZ someone put an acrylic crystal on their 16800, looked good too.

    There goes that. I dont see me doing this with my hand held, so I am back to begging you to do mine. :)

×
×
  • Create New...
Please Sign In or Sign Up