Rolexman

Freddy nailed it.

True. But most of the people... heck even most of the members here... will probably don't even know of the seal we talk about

No seal marker. They are for gen only. Why bother?.....

It's nearly impossible to mess up the Keyless on a 7750...

It's a rep. So yes. These things happen.

Read my review here: http://www.rwgforum.net/topic/155014-movement-tear-down-angus-3135-v2-rolex-clone/?hl=+3135

Domed saphire, super luminova, brand new Swiss engine and 2 years warranty for little over 450?..... for that money why buy reps? Like this description though "with its double anti-reflective coating on the inside"

Send me a PM with your details and I will send you one.

Great looking watch. I always laugh when I see companies stamping a 2824 movement with some decorations as their own caliber....I wonder which company makes them. No stampings underneath the bridge and the shock absorber seems Asian..... Also the line "individual parts are made by Swiss Companies" strikes me as odd. I wish I had the time to do some more research whether this isn't just a Seagull or Hangzhou movement which had its "individual parts" finished by Swiss companies

Another pig in a dress...... I love clone movements but only if they copy the functions and the looks. Not only the looks....

Great QC pics. Which dealer?

Tip: Apreciate others for trying to help

I stand corrected. Maybe he has it listed but I know Josh and Andrew rather not sell Noob-factory watches. Don't know if it is because they are hard to obtain for them or margins are different. That's why they push BP- factory watches like the PO Ceramic.

Josh does not sell the LMPO... That's why.

ServiceCenter rule: if it looks funny, replace it!

Real good!!

Hate to say it but that dial is ruïned. A reprint is never going to match up correctly. It is now worth only a fraction of its original value.

You're welcome

No it can't be.

Thanks to JoeyB this thread once again turned into complete sh!t. Please lock this thread B. Thanks

Finn, JoeyB and GBOGH stop. Just stop. Please stop!.....

Not again a MD2020 thread..... Simple question: why isn't there a crew of 'knock around' guys knocking on his door? There is a time of politics and a time for war. In my country we would drive 500 miles or more even if someone rips you of for 50 bucks. Don't mess around with cheap Dutchies No seriously.... Pay this guy a visit and claim what is rightfully yours. The easy way or the hard way.

Thanks!!! SD has great coatings.

The escapement works with radial friction yes...and it therefor needs no oil. So it is a better design of the escapement mechanism you won't hear me say anything different. But like I said before, all the other parts do need oil and service like every other movement! Some oil may have a life span of 7-10 years but that is theoretical. I have torn apart 100s of watches, Pateks, APs, Rollies etc and after 5 years of wearing all the oil and grease has either dried up or gummed up. And these brand also use the best of the best when it comes to oils. So why do people buy a co-axial? Because of the whole story of Daniels behind it and the the way they marketed it as 'the' biggest invention in watch history the last decade'. Sure at the AD they tell you it only needs service once every 10 years or so but that's also a marketing gimmick. I truly truly believe and promote as much service intervals on a co-axial as on a regular movement. You should see how the keyless works looks after 3 years... all the dirt and debree that comes in with the crown operation will contaminate the whole movement. Not to mention non-movement related parts like seals. No co-axial escapement will safe your watch from dirt, water or gummed up oils.