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When buying just the strap, would the regular buckle be included?
Then I would be in for 1 or may be 2 (depending on the discount).
Will ask.
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$350 for a rubber strap..wowsers!
The clasp fold makes it expensive. The strap itselve is 'only' Euro 70 (retail). One could always use a regular tang buckle
What is the lug width?Available in 20, 22 and 24mm.
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Dear all,
I have a friend who works at an AD and he can get me gen Breit Ocean Racer staps and clasp folds. I just want to know how many of you would be interested in either the strap (colour of your choice), clasp fold or both?
I'm sure I can get a nice discount if the number is high enough.
Retail prices:
Strap: Euro 70
Clasp fold: Euro 230
EDIT:
I can get 20% discount on the strap and clasp fold (total >10). So in this case it's Euro 56 for the strap and 184 for the clasp fold (Shipping not included). But they are on back-order and it will take 4~6 weeks.
I assume the discount also applies for the mesh bracelet.
Regadring the tang buckle. It will not fit due to the construction of the strap.
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I don't think there's a decent gold version out there.....
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Nice. I like the new style clasp fold......You can also get a nice blue SO Heritage rep and you're all set
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Wow... interesting.
Thanks, good find.
That only applies to the carbon dial.
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Looks damn sweet.. better than the WM pearls I've seen. Is it gen? If not where did you get it?
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The Chronomat GT was repped with an Asian 7750.... way way back in the old days. It looked real good IMO. I owned it for a while, but I sold it after an incompetent watchmaker ruined the dial. I still may have some pics. Will post them ASAP (I'm not home right now).
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IMO The Defy is one of the most ugly watches around. It simply looks too high-tec. It almost looks like one of those cheap kids walky talky watches ....
Man I do hope the Skyland comes through! That's one hell of a looker, and off course the BTR. That one is on my list to!
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Concord C1 is getting the 1:1 super rep treatment.
Not again a rubber strap watch a la HBB..... I do however like the Skyland . But I was under the impression that this project was canceled?
Breitling HeritageAre you talking about the one that's already out?
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I would like to know which new reps we can expect in the next couple of months. Some of you must have some more insights on the subject so please feel free to share ......
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I heard from Joshua they're making a pretty decent 7750 version of the Ebel 1911BTR so that's great news!
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Thank you for you incredibly indept reply about not answering the question. it would have just been easier for you not to be flippant. Sorry for my inexperience, but i think the watch is gorgeous, on or off my wrist. Sorry for not knowing bloody everything about and thanks for crashing down on a new member and making me feel much less than welcome here!
Don't be a smart ass. It will get you nowhere! My answer simply implied that the information you need is available all over the internet, including this forum. Simple Google 'chronograph movement' and you would have known that a chronograph is nothing more then a stopwatch. The regular second hand (which keeps track of the time is located in a small subdial which can't be stopped (unless you pull out the crown making the movement stop... or you're god LOL). The big second hand is activated when the chronograph/ stopwatch is actvated (top button) and keeps track of the elapsed time. When 60 seconds have passed the small minute subdial hand will jump 1 marker (indicating 1 minute has passed). When 30 minutes have passed the hour subdial will have moved one marker. This way each sub dial will indicate resp. passed minutes and hours.
The third sub dial will keep track of the regular time and has nothing to do with the chronograph/ stopwatch. After stopping the chronograph, again with the top button, you can reset all the hands by pushing the bottom pusher(reset). Off course this will not affect the second hand which keeps track of time and there for will continue running.
I hope you feel welcome ............................
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I always wonder why people buy a chronograph when they don't even know what a chronograph is...
Beter first do some surfing on what a chronograph is and what the function is of all the different sub dials and hands. Then you will know the answer to your question :
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I'm more curious about what the deal is behind this "Time Shop" and more specifically, their Hublot Big Bangs...
Weird that no one has heard of this dealer before, he seems to be using TrustyTime fonts or watermarks (I guess it's called) on his pictures.
It's an apprentice collector here at RWG.
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Ok here's mine but i still use the stock insert wif WM pearl. Looks pretty good to me shipping is quite fast. Sorry for the bad quality pic
Watch looks good. Pearl looks like a zit LOL.
You can remove the insert by first removing the pearl with a sharp razor (just slit it underneath the and pearl pry it out) and then put a flat tip screwdriver in the hole of the pearl and pry the insert out. If you do it carefully nothing will damage. It will take some force as the insert and pearl are glued with a sticky sort of glue.
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thanks for the great pic man, that look pretty good to me. i'll just wait for mine to arrive safely hopefully no damage. Did you bought the 16610 or 16600 insert?
16600
Good luck. Let me know how it turns out will ya?
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The bezel on the SOSF is press fitted. The scews are just for looks.
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My bracelet is flawless. Rock solid.
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I don't get it. Bad reps?
Any quartz watch with smooth movement?
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Posted · Edited by Rolexman
Strange.
I have a cheap Tag chrono rep with a Miyota quartz movement. The regular second hand ticks but the chrono second hand sweeps............. So if I would keep the chrono running the battery would die within weeks/ months? I find that hard to believe.