Henio

Lume on the Rolerai is finally dry and final treatment has been applied. It is now build ready. (Will take daytime shots in the morning ) What do you guys think? :thumbup: FYI, it took me 4 tries since the initial pics to get it to this point. And when I say 4 tries, I mean completely stripping the dial brass. Like DD said, it's challenging, but rewarding and addictive!! Cheers

With some guided advice from DD with the text and indices fill I was able to give a shot at a Rolerai build with snowflaked indices I am going to slightly age the dial and give it a wetherine treatment. I was thinking of throwing this in a 6154 case set. Reshape and age it really well. Give it a nice vintage appearance all the way around. I have this nice 3601 I might use as an engine. Let's see what happens. Any suggestions?

I wanted to take a short break from building and take a photo shoot on some of my finished prjects. Wife was meeting with freidns for coffee and I had some alone time to shoot. First up we have a Bronze 6154 Legno MMLP with a 3602 engine along with a 2533 Cream Rolerai with a gen Swiss ETA 6498 engine Next up is a 3646 Cali with a 3601 engine lastly are two of my favorite pieces (for now 6154 LP with a 3602 Rolex engraved engine and a 2533 LP with a 6497 w/ P.3000 plated engine Heres the entire pamily and the engines :thumbup:

thats beautiful. wouldnt mind getting away for a bit!

I agree!

that is an awesome collection!!!

this is great information, thank you much!!