GOB

Here is mine. All I need to do is get a new crystal for it and have it serviced so it gets better at timekeeping.

Question for the experts: even if one were to get one of the latest Divers (the versions Legend posted above), would a buyer of a new watch have to send it to a modder in order to get it waterproofed (think swimming in a pool, or splashing around in the ocean) and serviced (to clean mechanism and get a properly working watch)?

How is timekeeping working out for you with this movement? I have one just like it and though I understand it is a rep, never would have thought it was that poor (mine loses about 90 seconds over a period of 36 hours).

Like you, I have had multiple high end gen watches and just purchased my first rep ever. Since I was not 100% sure on how the TDs worked and what not, I opted to purchase my first rep from a member on this forum as I did not want to risk receiving a non functioning watch or had some other issues I could not see. After seeing that another well known member vouched for the seller, it sealed the deal for me. Hope to have my "new to me" rep in a day or two. Though potentially daunting at first, many variables must be taken into account when purchasing a new rep (dealer, manufacturer, version, QC process, potential payment issues, potential customs issues, etc.). Glad to see it all worked out for you and sooner than later you should have your watch from a trusted source.