Sweattdogg

i thought he was all about HGH. I've heard it can keep you looking young for a long time. Either way he has def put in the work to keep that body. I don't care if it's roids, HGH or anything else I dunno about. You still have to put in the work to get the results. I wish I had the kind of drive that he has at double my age.

Yep normal

That's pretty cool. Maybe take a picture every few months. I'm guessing they will even age in the dealer stock so who knows what color you will get when you order it in a year or so.

I believe he's wearing a rep rubber strap. Josh told me he drop ships to Clinton all the time and often Bill is the one who snaps the QC pics.

Looks effing awesome!

I've always made money off of well bought used gens. I've usually lost money on my reps. Both have their places in a collection. I had reps of most of my gens before I owned the gen. Most people I meet cannot tell the difference between rep and gen and those that can and usually amazed at the quality of the reps. Either way I appreciate anyone who can have a conversation about watches. To answer the question I would buy a gen, but only used and if I can get it for a great deal that I know I can get my money back out on the drop of a dime.

That rotor looks nasty. With all the problems you may want to get something new unless you are wanting to practice a movement swap and have all the tools and knowledge needed. Good luck with it.

That looks awesome! Def like the mom and pop shops here in town.

I had an EL V3, bomb watch. I didn't mind the wrong bridges as the movement was a stock swiss ETA and then they didn't have an asian option. That was my first major rep. I loved it, but I agree with you that some of these new releases are making old parts that commanded high prices obsolete.

I agree I think the movement looks pretty good. As far as the rest of the watch goes, I'm not sure anything tops Eddie's V3.

Unless he is trying to pass of a rep as a gen on a sales forum I fail to see why it would be an issue. I don't see the need to call someone out unless they are trying to rip someone off.

I like ceramic but sometimes it's best to stick with what works. Steel for me and screws in the lugs. Proven for years

My wrists are small and I love my 44 and 47mm pams

Is there are picture of the dial charged in the dark? I would think that uneven lume would glow brighter and duller in spots.