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V

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  1. Beautiful watch Randy as I said in my PM as well.. my new PAV 99 strap with the pvd logo buckle will be a great combo...

    btw you know you are wearing that strap inside/out? ;)

    The tongue part should be reversed... check the ending on the top left of your tongeu side.. this should be on the inside :)

    but then that's what happens when you make a perfect strap like mine both in the inside and outside :p

  2. Good karma V .. glad it didn't put a damper on your holiday !!

    The watch god's were looking after ya.. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    Good to see you on the board .. just sent your CG in for my 202A project, it will be bead blasted, pvd'd and mounted on a very nice case that I got from a good friend here, and the dial is from Fishgodeep .. :)

    .. .. I have one more of your cg's left.. B)

    I'll be looking for a nice hide for the 202A .. hoping for something special when you post your new hides.. :D

    How old is your baby now ??.. must be at least a year old ??? :1a:

    AC

    Lani

    THanks Lani... yeah I know V cgs were quite successful I have to say.. ;)

    My son is now 15 months so yes they grow up very fast !!!!

    For your 202/A you can do what Simon did and get a PAV99 style strap. I was lucky to find almost a 99% similar hide to the original pav99 in my trip to Greece and the following photos are from the strap I made for him.

    Same technique stitching grooves at the edge the whole package without having to pay 1500$ :p

    He will post photos the weekend but I have seen them and the combo is AMAZING!

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  3. So some of you knew that I was away on holidays for a long time (almost 2 months).

    While being away something freaky has happened to my gen 112..

    One day I noticed that the screw of the main gear on the back was not on its place.. It has been unscrewed and STUCK in the caseback glass. You can imagine my face when i thought 'omg the screw is gonna fell in the movement and then it would need service and buy buy money

    The top of the screw had a nice rainbow like colour :p and the strangest thing is that i dont know when that happened.. Until I noticed i had probably winded the watch several times and it worked perfectly.

    I didnt had any caseback opener so i decided to put it away and wait until i get back to the uk.

    Thankfully my friend Simon had a professional caseback opener which i used couple of days ago and i opened it and fixed it. Now it is not waterproof but at least i can wait a bit until i send it in for the regular service.

    Unfortunately I havent taken any pic of the watch like that.. I was very eager to open it and fix it that i forgot!

    Other than that I got some very nice new leather hides for vintage straps (post to come) and I had a nice break :)

  4. or. when the dial guy met the crown guard guy :p

    After 2 and a half years of many phonecalls and endless e-mails I had the pleasure to meet with a certain 'fish' from the uk and see his amazing Pam collection LIVE.. I' ve already seen most of his straps because at some period of time every one was at my house but havent seen the watches.. Of course Simon is a great guy and an assett to the community and happy to be my friend.

    The only photo because the light was horrible and the customers at Starbucks were wondering what they do 2 guys and 20 watches :p

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