Right. I have usually gotten mine (in Chicago) sooner... about a week or 10 days...
Also, you might check the USPS website. Once it leaves China, there are no more updates on the EMS site.
Good luck. I am sure you won't have a problem.
J
I usually use Meltonian neutral shoe cream, then just twist, bend, pull, and shake the sh@#$# out of it. Gotta break in/up those fibers, especially if it's new leather. Good luck!
Just got mine back from The Zigmeister... running perfectly and I am really happy to have it back as a change from all the PAMs. Put it on a black carbon fiber strap with white stitching, which, IMHO, is perfect for the Panda dial version. Here are some pics (sorry about the so-so (read: bad) quality-- first try at watch photos and ambient light only...
Check it out: hxxp://cgi.ebay.com/Omega-Speedmaster-Automatic-3510-50_W0QQitemZ250178905690QQihZ015QQcategoryZ31387QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZVie
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Subdials look off to me...although the hrs subdial isn't tracking... maybe it's static... or am I off?
I originally thought mine had NO AR, but after I (just) got it back from The Zigmeister, I took another look. Pretty sure it has a very light AR... certainly has the tell-tale blue tint...But, it's not strong at all...
AND... Pug's absolutely right. This whole micro-thread is absolutely silly beyond belief. We landed on the moon. Jeez. Move on. Let's talk about the mob and JFK for a while...
You're right... I got over excited in the title. Notice the post just said "in space..." Don't really know if an Omega actually was on the moon, but micro-gravity for sure..
I just saw the Omega Seamaster (I think) that Jim Lovel wore in space in person. Really impressive to me just to think that a mechanical watch works so well without in weightlessness. Never been much of an Omega guy, but that really struck me. Amazing. Maybe I gotta go for an Omega next!
Anyone know of any vintage reps around...loved the look of that 1960's chrono...
Makes sense... especially the pics! They look great.! But, still, boxes etc don't do much for me personally, even though I just buy reps for me because I love watches and tinkering needed to get them just right, not to impress anyone...but, I suppose I see the logic. Thx.
Topic title says it all: looking for someone local to work on watches for small things that don't need to go off to The Zigmeister. Would love to find someone with a pressure tester also. Am in Chicago but spend a lot of time in NY too, so that could work.
Thanks for any help you all can give.
J