Merlin

creamy snowflake

creamy snowflake

attempt on a 7016:

yuki case

yuki 7206 rivet

gen triplock crown, to be replace by a gen twinlock crown + tube

ETA 2452, 18.000 low beat goddess from the 60s running spot on

Superman had a fight with Chuck Norris. The loser had to wear his underwear outside his pants.

Yes, do you like them? It makes such a difference. I need to thank Rolli for making this possible.

yes, much better now.

I have them too. It's a big difference, hands are part of the face of a watch.

FGD hands??

Angelus-day today

wow - looks like a great year!

111h for me today

very nice build 6152-1. the gunny is the idea strap for this watch. nice combo.

wonder how "Officne" is spelled in italian language??

now the 8th?

But 12/6 mean that are 12 pieces........

actually the caseback says J2/6

hhmmm, 267, tasty...

look at the serial

what will be yours? 7/6 ?!? LOL

for the next 8 days

really nice, well done. can't wait to see it with the FGD hands

very nice. is this a ToroBravo?

impressive watches!! great selection.

great result. cool watch!

Simon's service is outstanding.

thank you all!

the next one will be a 6152 with 8 day lemania movement

for the modern pams I prefer vacc's work too, for my vintage watches I use the stuff from GlowInc. it glows as long as vacc's lume, but of course you don't get that correct color under daylight - but that's no problem for vintage watches.

vacclumed 177h (hands are noctilumed, watch is a 111h now with correct hands):

my work on my vintage pams:

No, it tastes like....ants

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ahh, yes! now we all know...

he also offers two very doubtable dials, there was a thread @ HF about these dials and they contacted the seller. not trustworthy.

best wishes from Austria, I hope for your friends that this story has a happy end!!

one last time, before it goes to the new owner...

Unfortunately, there's practically zero parts commonality between the 3133 and the 7734. All they share is a strong resemblance.

thanks, good to know. I thought they would be quite the same.