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Dragon

The ol' 1680 is runnin' a bit fast. Is it detrimental to turn the hands back a couple of minutes?

It is a Zeugma Oxblood http://www.zeugmastraps.com/

Most of you have seen pictures of my DLC coated 000. Jimmy Case V CG Gen Crown If I were to purchase a FGD 009 dial and a new case-back would I than be close in accuracy?

Black

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I have called this place home for almost four years now; I think I'll stick around. RWG, it's where your friends are!

Thanks to all who responded. I appreciate very much your opinions and different point of views. I am just waiting to receive the last of my parts and then it is off to have all the juicy bits assembled. Monte Carlo club, here I come!

Blazing Saddles

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I am on you tail big guy! Congratulations on reaching 4000 so quickly. You certainly have not wasted any time or cyber ink; all quality posts.

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A touching story KB. Start playing again and remember him well!

I am not fond of the yellowed decaying look either. After posting this I found a watch for sale that had the look I am happy with; the light ivory tone that Ubi speaks of. Thank you M and R for your suggestions and opinions.

I have searched in many places and have yet to see a MC 7031/0 without its characteristic yellowed home-plate indices. I am using A DW dial and genuine lumi service replacement hands. In dozens of photos I have seen of this vintage model, the hands always seem to be a lighter shade than the indices. Would keeping the dial the way it is and using the hands without re-lume be totally inaccurate? Thanks

Nice one Khurram! Is that the original bracelet?

today I want for nothing

you've got to dig this GUY http://guyletatooer.com/ http://akaberlin.blogspot.com/search/label/guy%20le%20tatooer http://www.we-find-wildness.com/2010/11/guy-le-tatooer/

Does anyone know if the screw-in chrono pushers for a 6263 are the same as the ones used on a 116520?

For me its my Zero today:

Love this photo M! The distortion of the sub-dials reminds me of The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali

Sorry my friend!

Very nice Pete!!! I wonder where my ol' 219 resides now?