Rolexman

I like the matte bezel insert better.

received mine... numbers dots and bars on bezel are lightly engraved. Def not "printed" or "painted". Dial is 'piano polish' shiny, reflects light like mirror. Caseback finish isnt 100%. not all 'waves' are uniformly polished and omega cntrft logo looks very smudgy. Apart from the fact that watch didnt work straight out of the box - not bad looking piece. Sending it back to origin for movt fix and possible caseback replacement.

Did you get the blue or black? Post some pictures will you?

Nice equipment.

What is wrong with the crown/ stem?

Some body mentioned somewhere that there are 2 factories that produced the 372.

Indeed. But not Noob or H

I want to oeder 1 So which version is better? Is it H factory ? Or Noob factory

There is no Noob or H version of the 372....

Pretty noob question for a vet

Breath taking. Love the dial and indexes. The pearl is a little bit weird though....

Thanks for sharing.

Last one is Swiss.

I do not get on my knees. I use a large magnet on a broom stick (the one that holds kitchen knifes with vilted pads on both ends so that it hovers just millimetres above he floor). Just broom your room and you will find éverything that is magnetic.

The winding position is indeed the best position for removing the stem. When reinserting on a 7750 you need to push the stem release button for a smooth instalment. The 28xx series does not require to push the stem release button when reinserting. Just click it in.

nice lookin' strap you got there! Mind sharing the source/maker?

Great story!... Glad the little lady is fine.

Thanks guys

Reworked with Aviary app.

Great story and glad we could help. Unfortunately there are still a lot of snob watch makers. Glad you found a friendly one.

Sometimes this stuff can happen as we are talking about replica's but once these sometimes small issues are resolved they are as good as any genuine watch.

Wear it well buddy and keep loving your reps

Is it a watch or a fish tank?

I bet if you open it up and remove the bridge over the mainspring youll find it somewhere in there.

Please ignore the message of my enthusiastic colleague watchmaker because if you remove the bridge over de main spring without releasing it's tension parts will fly all across your room. Do not remove any screws or plates if you do not know your way around movements. Just a gentle tap and a close inspection with a 10x loupe and tweezers will do the trick!

Like above. Shake it gently though.

Otherwise use a good loupe and a fine tweezer. Look in between the gears from the balance side.

Probably a loose screw that got caught somewhere. Does it have a see through case back? If not make a big ball out of sticky tape and try to unscrew the case back with it. Post some close up pictures of the movement. Maybe we can help.

Both versions have cheap stick on plates unfortunately. They should have CNCed some nice new top plates but they went the easy/ cheap route.

Bang on MD. Great tip!

YES

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Where is your winding pinion???? Answer that question and you solve the problem

Thanks for all the effort. Glad we Are up and running again.

He is trustworthy but in my experience customer service and communication is not always up to par with Andrew (Trustytime) and Josh (Perfect Clones).