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  12. Hello, Dutchman here.

    in Introduction/Rules/Support

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    Hello,

    Iam Dutchman. From the Netherlands of course. Sinse I bought my first automatic watch (seiko) a few years ago Iam fascinated by the movements of these watches. Later I've bought a Tissot PSR 516 automatic, a nice watch wich I wear with a lot of pleassure.

    For now the real brands are to expensive for me, so I am looking for a good rep. I am reading about the dealers here, and about the other things I want to know. I've tried to search on sending a rep watch from japan/china to the Netherlands, cause that could give some problems.

    I only couldn't find that much about that. Now I've find a nice Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra on intime.co, and they can ship it to me by DHL or EMS. I don't know how it works at all, so are there people here who have experience by shipping a rep to the Netherlands?

    kind regards,

    Dutchman

    Hi man...i'm from italy but ryan(intime.co) for me is the best watch dealer.Once you order the watch they order it from the factory and send you qc pic...when you approve the pics they will ship it...i always choose the dhl!I never had a problem with ryan!

  13. Patek Philippe Aquanaut

    in Other Brands Area

    Posted

    Honestly, I find a razor blade (the kind that is found in a utility knife) to be the best way to ensure a straight edge cut when paired with a clean glass or marble cutting board. Anything with a scissor motion cut is taking too much of a chance that one side will slip under the other, and you will have an uneven cut.

    Thanks a lot...i will try with a razor blade!

  18. Milgauss 116400 GV - JF or Noob

    in The Rolex Area

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    Checking the new arrivals on Pure Time today, as I normally do about a 100 times a week, and I saw that JF has come out with a Milgauss GV. Also it happens to about $80 more than the noob version introduced just a couple of months back. The noob version is fairly high on my list right now, but with the JF curve thrown in, not sure which to get. Any thoughts from the Rollie experts on this?

    Noob

    http://www.pure-time.com/product/milgauss-116400-gv-noob-11-green-sapphire-blue-dial-on-ss-bracelet-a2836/

    JF

    http://www.pure-time.com/product/milgauss-116400-gv-jf-11-green-sapphire-blue-dial-on-ss-bracelet-a2824/

    Noob is the first

    JF second Pic

    I always prefer the JF!!!Better case,better movement!!!

    Cheers

  20. Why can't I sell a watch in trade section?

    in General Discussion

    Posted

    Hi guys, can anyone advise please? I have a couple of reps I no longer wear and want to advertise on here but it says I don't have permission.

    Not high value and I've read the section on how to structure an advert etc but I'm not allowed to post.

    Anyone?

    Thanks

    Hi man...upgrade your status,you have to use the same e-mail and you should pay a few bucks for a month...that's all! :)

  23. Rolex Daytona JF

    in The Rolex Area

    Posted

    Some members have been very lucky, having some daytonas sec@6 for over 3-4 years with no problems. Some have lasted few weeks. You never know.. you might be one of the lucky ones.

    I hope so...i will post some pic when i get it!i think to ask ryan if he could find me some fine daytona!
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