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Hi all, I have seen a gen dial on fleebay, and I am wondering if it will fit on a JF 9.5 AP diver?
I do not want to clip the dial feet.
 

I just saw couple om ebay SW movement

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Ebay has alot

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Any recommend for conus ?????

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Following Sogeha's suggestion, I am starting a fresh thread for my latest project
 
Specs
Movement: a V72 with broken mainspring but, very clean. I had to strip most of the chrono parts to replace the mainspring which I got from the bay. Parts cleaned and oiled.


 
Case: A nice 6263 case for V72. The case shape needed to be modified for the smooth bezel of 6238. The bezel was again custom-made for this project.


 
Dial: From Phong (very expensive!)
The dial arrived had the coronet way too low. Also it looked a bit large. So I sourced a gen 18k WG coronet and replaced the phong coronet. Hands are all from phong - his hands are cool.


Gen on the right. The color difference is visible.

 
Crystal/crown/bracelet: GEN!
In addition to the gen coronet, I got gen crystal, bracelet and crown for this project.

 
The watch:

 

 

 

 

 

All SA3135 much service before using.

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There is BK section om RWI supporter.

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My opinion. Resharp the case with gen spec and replace the bracelet with jf gen spec. Or ar crystal and lower gasket. This will to ult.

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Does date wheel fit AP15400??

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Gen 7205 Bracelet, Valjoux 72 Movement, Phong Case, Heuer Valjoux 72 Subdial Hands, DW Hour/Minute/Center Seconds Hands, Dung/Vietnam Custom Ordered Dial
I think there's a big difference to the 6263 Albino. See below the 6263 Albino. Different Hands and most importantly Different Sub-dials. Compared to the 6239, the sub-dials on the 6263 albino much more recessed and of a different style. The 6239 sub-dials transition much more smoothly to the rest of the dial surface. On the 6263 albino there is almost a "step" between dial and sub-dial. 
I personally find the 6239 much more elegant and much more unique (compared to other Daytonas of that period). In my opinion: The 6239 is a work of art, the 6263 is a prototype. The screw-down pushers, the black bezel and the blue hands create too big of a distraction from the albino dial (while drawing too much attention to the watch itself). It's like wearing a Purple Shirt and a High School Graduation Ring to a fine italian blue/gray tailor made suit.