kernow

KB, sharing the luv since 2006

Shame as there are quite a few 'good' members going bad. Generally, don't use Paypal gift (just have though for £20) unless you know the member and (a) trust them and (b) can afford to lose the money if something goes wrong. 

Unlikely you cross threaded the screw. As has already been said, you probably mixed up some of the screws as its bottoming out in a blind hole. Either dismantle again and find the shorter screw, or carefully file the offending one down a little until if fits. There again, I'd just go to a computer repairer and find a short screw there!

I've not seen it at a TD, just keep looking M2M. If I see one I'll let you know. 

Wow, what's happening with the forum - my posts are all over the place? Fist the above was posted on another thread and now it looks like Legend said it lol.

I saw one on one of the forums a while back - maybe RWG.bz, in the M2M section and thought about it and decided against it. Looking at yours I made a mistake as that is lovely with the aged insert: before it just TOO red. Well done sir. 

Sorry, no idea why the above is here in you thread - I posted this on cavi's Colamariner thread! 

And, I can't help with your crystal question either!

Steady, there is only one 'B' word you should call a woman and that is Beautiful........

....... because Bitches love that kind of [censored]

OMG !! I'll be keeping an eye out in M2M. 

Indeed!

However, I'm not sure the rep hands will fit a ETA 7750. You may also need gen hands too. Unless your Asian 7750 has issues why change it?

+1

Well said Legend. 

Pete, I hope you stay around. When I was a new here you took the time to guide me with some issues I had. It's a pleasure to read your posts. 

Me too. After seeing the way that some people I'd be happy to call friends treated I let my VIP membership lapse. I still use the forum; mostly for browsing the sales sections though. 

Wow, what a leap and not even an Apple in sight. Good for you. 

FYI Micky, several dealers had been using him to triangle ship. I guess he wasn't sending these on to their respective  purchasers so Baldrick visited and 'collected' what he could find - about 9 packages. Baldrick is now being hero worshipped! That's my understanding but I didn't read all the posts. 

Lol, love the Hublotek, reminds me of my time in Paraguay where you choose a watch (typically a MK look-a-like) and have any name Rolex/Omega/Breitling/Cartier etc added to the dial. You could have some errrrrrrrr interesting combinations made. 

Unbelievable that such a long standing member can do that.

Which 'tomorrow' are you posting pics on? I'd like to see your 44mm as I've only the 42mm and am thinking about going for a 44.

When the time comes to move it on, looks like you'll have no problem selling it lol!

I don't use tapatalk (I can't really see the point with even phones being so powerful these days), but even using my web browser on an iPad I struggle to reply to a post as the forum keeps kicking me back to the previous page!

Welcome.  no, it's not really approved of to use the 'F' word here, replica is much more appreciated!

As for your stem related problems, I can't help, but maybe post a pic of the movement itself. Try general rather than the Omega section and you should get a response. 

That looks lovely. Great choice if I may say so.

That is a very classy piece. There is little to compare to a gen when all is said and done. 

Just nasty. Looks like pure jealousy as it was a planned attack, let's hope they catch him.

I've had a watch shipped to me in the same manor, from Singapore too, not that that matters. Fortunately, mine arrived in working condition (until I dropped it doh!). What really annoyed me was that it was a trade. I sent the other party several photos of my watch (a 47mm Pam from AJ) wrapped in several layers of bubble wrap and of it going into a padded envelope (Sorry Mike!). My packing was bombproof and the watch arrived just fine. I was first to send as he was at work so couldn't get to a post office until later in the day, so he saw how much care I'd taken in my packaging. The Rolex Explorer II that I received was just dropped into a non padded envelope without any bubble wrap or any protection. How it survived all the way from Singapore I'll never know but it did (until I dropped it). 

Your seller AJ is 100% responsible for his actions. Yes, once it's left him then it's on you, but he has to give the watch a fair chance or reaching you in good working condition. IMHO if he's been sending watches out packed like this then either he's been incredibly lucky in the past that they've arrived ok, or his buyers have just bitten the bullet and taken the hit themselves. 

Tottaly agree with with the comment that sellers should be responsible for packing the watch sufficiently well so that it arrives okay. 

Naked today ...... but it's early yet. 

Now corrected :)

Holy Mary mother of God! That does look fast!