I have had mine back from Ziggy a couple of months now. He re-lume the hands and the indexes @ 12, 3, 6 and 9. The dots around the triangular 12 marker were not done. I am almost certain that this is true to the genuine article.
I have the original movement that came with the watch. What I was looking for was something unique.
Should I back track and install the original movement or leave it the way it is?
I purchased the movement below from t and had if installed by Ziggy in my 112 turned 219.
Even though this movement is beautiful and functioning well it is not correct for the model. Is there any way to attach a swan neck regulator or the appropriate bridges from another movement?
Is this a good idea to begin with?
Am I out of my mind?
Should I be happy with what I have?
I would appreciate any and all advice or feedback.
Vlydog
I plan on swapping out the MBW movement in my 1665 for a slow beat movement. I purchased a new ETA 2846 but it has a noisy rotor. Are there any other movements that would be at home in this vintage sub?
Thanks.
Winning bid was $15,100.00
It was picked up by another well known fleabay seller moelarrycu.
I have purchased genuine rolex parts from him in the past.
Greetings Forum Members,
I need you help. Can anyone comfirm the part number for spring bars needed to fit my MBW Great White?
Found this on the bay.
ROLEX PART 23-9291 GENUINE SPRINGBARS
20mm x 2mm stainless steel "springbars" PIVOT LENGTH 2.8mm x 1.2mm.
Thank you
Ziggy, Great work as usual. This is one of my favorite dials to date.
Is the varnish you speak of similar to those used to give a dial an antique look? I seem to remember a tread about such a technique.
vlydog