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Rolexman

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  1. You're all so lazy ;)

    Review MB Starwalker:

    http://www.rwg.cc/members/index.php?showto...mp;#entry367130

    How you can make gen refills fit:

    http://www.rwg.cc/members/index.php?showto...t=0#entry370050

    Let me tell you that after I fitted my rep MB with a gen refill there is absolutely no reason to buy a genuine MB anymore. I find the overal quality and finish of my rep excellent. Off course there are a variaty of rep MB pens makes out there so surely it depends on the source. Try Narikaa, he never disappointed me.

  2. No, I just want to try to tell MYSELF it is a gen... I've got a gen Tag Heuer Kirium quartz what I got from my father for birthday , and I never told anybody it's a gen... Anyway, I don't even wear it, I don't really like quartz watches.

    But back to the point: I just want to "fool" MYSELF, not anybody else. You might believe me, you might not, I don't care! If anybody uploads a certificate, I'll appreciate it, if not, then not.

    I didn't start the topic to argue with anybody, sorry guys, maybe it was my bad...

    Greetz.

    No harm done Yodap. I partially understand your standpoint. There is no arguing here just sharing some opinions ;). Sadly there are also people among us with other intentions for our high-end reps than just collecting them en appreciating them for what they are: Replicas! Don't fool yourself!

  3. And why would you want papers? Do you carry them around to proof your watch is gen? Do you invite people to your home to look at the papers? In my opinion replicated papers stimulate and enourage scamming. Maybe not you but perhaps the person you might sell the watch to in the future....

    People with gen watches (I'm one) keep their certificates and papers locked up in a safe. And if anyone would ever doubt the authenticity of my watch and wants to see the papers, my reaction would be to 'F off'! (sales excluded ;)).

  4. This is an Asian DG 2813 movement with 21 jewels indeed and 21,600 BPH. Nothing to do with ETA. It's a $15 movement which performs rather good. Some complain it has a short power reserve. The rotor is supposed to move in both directions but it will only wind in one, this is normal. If runs okay now, it will probably run okay in the future...

  5. A lot of noobs are leechers and one-day-flies. They just take, take and take even more. The first post they usually make is to complain E.g. about a well respected dealer on this board, a rep which isn't truly 1:1 or a dust partical underneath the crystal....

    I still think we have to limit the acces to the dealer and trade section for newbs. Best way is to require a minimum amount of posts. Sure this is no guarantee they will contribute valuable information, but they WILL engage in some conversations and learn things along the way!

  6. After some extensive research, I am in the process of learning new information on how to achieve a super mirror finish. If my attempts are successful, I will post a guide. However, none of the sites I came across mention how to properly clean wheels that are designed for rotary tools (you can't take a wheel rake to them as they're too small).

    Is it advisable to clean wheels using soap and water, or just water?

    Why would you want to clean the wheel? You can also buy and exchange different cloths for rotary tools.

    Buy a Dremel. The cotton polishing wheels for a Dremel are cheap as hell.

    I use 4 wheels:

    - A piece of 200 grid grinding paper wrapped around a rubber Dremel wheel for the deep scratches.

    - A cotton wheel for polishing with a rough finish (it has fine sand in but is less abressive that the 200 grid grinding paper).

    - A cotton wheel with jewelers rouge for the fine finish.

    - A coton wheel with a Cape Cod wrapped around it for the mirror finish.

    ... simple as that ;)

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