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Wow i love this one, could you please share some pictures of yours with me by sending me a thread of the white face panda dial? I love the Daytona's with Arabic numerals, it gives to the watch the sport spirit that it should have !

Thank you, yes the booklet is for the old Daydate 38mm, whatever the watch you order they send you this DD booklet lol

Thanks for sharing. To noob : DO NOT TRY TO DO THAT WITH NEW CERAMIC DSSD OR SUB. This is for 16610, 16660, 14060 ! Do not try this with 116610, 116660, 114060 ! The bezel arrangement is different Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

Jewels had been added in this movement For the price, it cost me 300USD shipment included Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

The movement is keeping running while I do not use it. Lol I didn't buy the box actually I received it with the watch. I buy all my watches from the same dealer and all his watches that he sells come with box and paper Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

Hi, I saw this picture in one of the seller that I use to deal with, in his rep album photo, and I wanted to ask you if this model does exist in gen. It is equipped by a chrono quartz movement. Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

Hi, I also have the 21j version (I bought it 40USD with shipping) to try how it will be on my wrist and now I am in love with this model and I am thinking to get one but I think I will opt for the quartz version.. And save money for a project. The A7750 seems to me very good, if you haven't another project in your mind then go ahead. Here is my 21j Calibre 36: Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

Hi everyone, Here is an other review. Now it's all about my Rolex Daytona 116515LN with chocolate dial (opposed to the white ivory or porcelain dial). It is also powered by an A7750 Valjoux improved. So the reliability is here. This watch is in perfect condition, never worn, I keep it preciously in its box. It is a particular Daytona because this was one of the model of presented by Rolex at Baselworld in 2012. It's been a while that I have it, around 6 months, it works perfectly and the second hand is so smooth. Well the A7750 has 28 800 vph (8 per second) The details are just awesome. Anyway, take a look at the pictures: Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

No I don't like the rehaut on the 21j and the crown is not centered also the bezel is just wrong. It has glass and not sapphire crystal as the A7750. And the movement won't fit correctly even if I remove the rotor because there will be no place for a gasket to maintain the movement or screws.. And finally I don't want to lose my mechanical winding lol so it is a big bad idea The A7750 doesn't like to be hand winded a lot I think .. Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

Yes it does Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

Hi everyone, Today I want to share with you one of my favorite piece, the Rolex Daytona 116509 silver dial (opposed to the black dial). It is powered by an A7750 Valjoux movement modified to the sec@6, this movement has been improved, but I saw on the forum that a lot of people qualify his reliability like random. I have this watch for a while, almost one year and actually it works pretty good, it keeps time very well about 2sec/day. Before I went to A7750, I had an 21j Daytona 116509. The case thickness was correct opposed to the A7750 (because of the movement) but it has two many flaws and I really wanted the chronograph function that I use often. So I will show you some picture of the A7750 version and make a photo comparison between A7750 vs 21j design ( the movements don't need to be compare ) Here is the beast: Now lets compare the 21j design with A7750 design: This is my first review on this forum, hope you guys enjoyed it, feel free to comment about those watches !! Envoyé de mon iPhone à l'aide de Tapatalk

nice

wow I am not an Omega fan but it really catches me

wow it looks nice

good review

Beautiful Tag Heuer, I've got exactly the same with 21j (no chronograph function). Wear it proudly

Hi from France I hope we will share a lot together, there's a lot to learn in this forum. Glad to be here