cableguy

the problem with those adult ads is it makes this board NOT Work Safe..... =(

Welcome back Rob.... I'm furiously gathering parts for my watch that I'll be sending to you near the end of the month =)

you took the watch a replica to an TAG AD? thats just stupid.

@ freddy...Ubi uses a gen case for his white faced daytona doesnt he?

I wish people would have given me websites to buy stuff without having to pay for a vip. =X :-p

idk but i can solve your rubix cube

I have the same rep.... i love it and its low key look.

oh word.... dremels high speed cutting bits are great..... the tiny one is perfect for just cutting the inside of the crown guards.

stephane - i mean take a drill bit and put it into the bracelet where the spring bar would go..... I've photoshopped what i think would work..... *note I haven't done this YET, but it makes sense to me.... anyone else wanna chime in?

i'm thinking enlarging the holes might be a better option..... less chance of seeing it from the outside

great review.....so i assume the spring bars need to be bent?

why is there a picture of KY Jelly ?

funny how noone can find the post on RWI =/

what is the size of the tap for the tube on these models? i assume its the same 3mm tap for modern subs?

ok what i'm curious about is how these "vintage" dials get so beat up over the 40 years or so....they are INSIDE the watch case.... anyone care to explain? lol

yes, it would but that would make it inacurate as the dial and hands are not the same on the black sub just an fyi

woka woka woka </fozzy bear>

wait. a gen bezel can be fitted to a mbw? does it only apply to vintages? or can this be done on the modern one too

the problem is i cant stand KNOWING its there. =(

no, use a 11/64" drill bit to counter sink i went too far down thou. "drill very gradually, until the cut approached the outer edge of the case...then stop. Also, make sure that your bit stays centered in the hole. Good luck."

dremel is a rotary tool, i have one

yes and yes.

to remove the stock tube i used a 5/64 hex screw driver and just pushed in it so it would grab it and it twisted right out... i have heard of people saying its glued so you results may be different then mine...

^ ok cool...how does one go about getting the crown to fit up against the case then?

I want one....lol