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mui.richard.hk
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I have bought two Oris watches in my life, one is a Pointer Date chronometer back in 1995, and the other is a Pan Europe 3-hander. The Pointer Date was great and had proved to be accurate. The Pan Europe? Not so much...it was consistently losing about 8 seconds a day. Here's my rep 5513 Cartel based with a gen dial and gen insert. I put in a gen 2824-2 and the accuracy and reliability are top notch, better than the Pan Europ actually in terms of accuracy. Gaining 1.5 seconds a day average. For me personally? The 5513 is so much more fun to wear than the Pan Europ I gifted the latter to my son last year as his 16 year old birthday present. Yes there are a lot of watches available in the 1k range...just not a lot that interest me. Sent from my Mi MIX 2S using Tapatalk
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Sometimes the journey is more than half the fun once you learn to appreciate it you know? Sent from my Mi MIX 2S using Tapatalk
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YES, it is well worth it Sent from my F8132 using Tapatalk
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Yours is always AMAZING to see! [emoji1303][emoji1303] Sent from my F8132 using Tapatalk Cartel based, gen dial and insert Sent from my F8132 using Tapatalk
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Cartel based 5513, gen dial with gen service insert. Crystal is a Clarks. Sent from my F8132 using Tapatalk
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That is GORGEOUS! [emoji106] a watch is meant to be worn
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a watch is meant to be worn
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Double Red Sea Dweller 1665 bezel question
mui.richard.hk replied to denvro's topic in The Rolex Area
If you remove the bezel carefully you'll find a friction washer installed between the bezel and the crystal retaining ring. I bend this washer slightly to adjust the turning resistance of the bezel. a watch is meant to be worn I take it you've never find this before so here's a video a watch is meant to be worn -
Double Red Sea Dweller 1665 bezel question
mui.richard.hk replied to denvro's topic in The Rolex Area
All vintage Subs do NOT have a click spring, they are bi-directional and had friction washers under bezel to hold their position. This is the same with 5513. a watch is meant to be worn -
It is an interesting and great looking piece. But for that kind of money I'd probably opt for a 1016...just saying. a watch is meant to be worn
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Rolex 1016 Tiffany & Co. ... for the missus
mui.richard.hk replied to mir36's topic in The Rolex Area
And the Tiffany & Co blue strap color to match that dial...PERFECT! a watch is meant to be worn -
I meant I'd sell a kidney for something that gorgeous as a joke...so apparently I was kidding [emoji6] a watch is meant to be worn
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Oh wow, do you take kidneys? Kidding aside THAT is one perfect piece! a watch is meant to be worn
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@misiekped a watch is meant to be worn
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Mike did an amazing job for my TC V2 hands to match the gen 5513 dial's patina. I only sent him photos of my dial and the hands came out spot on! Couldn't be happier. a watch is meant to be worn
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Thanks mate. CGs are still not quite where I'd like them to be...just couldn't find the time to work on them further a watch is meant to be worn
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Really nice man! Mine says hello [emoji6] a watch is meant to be worn
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I was gonna say that lume job is amazing and dude you beat me to it! [emoji106] a watch is meant to be worn
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'57 Rlx 6538 2-Liner w/ GILT Dial and FAT Bevels
mui.richard.hk replied to slay's topic in The Rolex Area
I'm without words...[emoji106] Sent from my F8132 using Tapatalk -
This!! a watch is meant to be worn
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a watch is meant to be worn
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Speechless Suddenly I feel like mine belongs to the bin... a watch is meant to be worn
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5512 PCG Gilt Chapter ring: build thread
mui.richard.hk replied to hologramet's topic in The Rolex Area
Is it just me or is that MBW 5512/3 case looking mighty fine even before any work done? Makes me wonder why we spend so much time trimming CGs... I need to do something about those darn ugly hands... Sent from my D6653 using Tapatalk -
Hi Tats, Remember your evil twin? The first things I didn't like when I first received mine was the hands. Gen hands have a curvature to them but the hands on our piece are completely flat. A bit hard to explain in words but if you've handled a TC with V2 hands or gen you'll know. And like some already mentioned the proportions of the hands are wrong as well. Here's a photo of the TC V2 hands and I think you can see how they are curved and pick up light reflections... Second thing was the CGs. I trimmed the CGs slightly but since I don't have any power tools it's only coming together slowly. There really is no point going uberfranken at all. A decent gen is only about 7k so I for one wouldn't bother. Sent from my D6653 using Tapatalk
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Wow, great thread!! Makes me wanna try the Yuki in my TC Sub! Sent from my D6653 using Tapatalk