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Here you go: Pampus Jewel & watches: Damrak 97 (Rolex, Cartier, Breitling) Amsterdam Diamond Center: Rokin 1 (They have all! Service and knowledge is not great though!) Bonebakker: Rokin 88 (Frank Muller) Reuter: Kalverstraat 165 (IWC, Breitling, Cartier, Bell&Ross) Schaap en Citroen: Pieter Cornelisz. Hooftstraat 40 (Rolex, Patek) Cartier: Pieter Cornelisz. Hooftstraat 30 Chopard: Pieter Cornelisz. Hooftstraat 53 Lyppens: Pieter Cornelisz. Hooftstraat 73 (Panerai, IWC, Jaeger, Vacheron Constantin, bvlgari) Boutique Tourbillon: Pieter Cornelisz. Hooftstraat 72 (Breguet, Blancpain) Ace & Dik: Van Baerlestraat 46, Amsterdam (IWC, Breitling) Have fun!

Sure.... Paul is a nice guy to talk with.....until you have a problem...... I ordered a pam 199 from him which was totally [censored] up. He told me to send it back as I did. Since it was more than a month since I sent the watch, I asked him what the status was. No reply. After a few more emails he finally answered and told me that he never received the watch. This was like 3 months after I sent it to him. I started an investigation with my shipping company and they told me that the package was delivered and signed for 9 days after I shipped it. I gave Paul a copy if this message and he told me that he had to find out what happened. Since I didn't hear from him, I contacted him again and he told me that he found the watch but that I [censored] it up myself !!!????? (sure.......loose hour markers on the dial, very poorly finished GC, lug screws hand cut by factory because the thread in the case was cut so poorly that the screws didn't fit. While I was unwrapping the watch a screw felt out) He proposed that he will get it fixed but that we should split the cost. Since this was a brand new watch I didn't want to get it fixed but I wanted a new one so I disagreed. He told me that he would send me a new one free of charge but that he would never deal with me again because customers like me cost him too much money. He actually did send me a new one. (Took more than 6 months since I did sent it back to him!) Trust me, I'm a pretty easy guy to deal with. I know that some customers can drive you crazy (every day e-mail with: did you received the watch?, just checking if you had time to look at it!, can you let me know when you expect to send it back? etc etc...) I'm not that kind of guy though. Sorry for the little frustration here!

I have no need for it right now but I just ordered some because you never know! Great tip!

That's a really nice collection man! Love the white gold model

If I had the GMTII..... I certainly will

I guess the following should work. Have the underside of the crystal AR coated. Glue (UV) a Cyclops on the ar coated side at the right spot. (looks like a Panerai now ) Polish the ar coated side on a buffing machine. Remove the Cyclops and glue it on the other side of the crystal. In theory it should work. If you are affright to damage the Cyclops when removing it, you can use a spare one of course. I don

I'm not a Rolex expert so I have no idea what it is. Perhaps you can tell me? This is before all the modding @ Trailboss: do you think that an aftermarket Cyclops is the same as the gen one? I think that the one I have now is also a 2.5 cyclops but for some reason it doesn't look rigth. PS: of course it already has a gen insert and pearl

The reason I want to have it replaced is the Cyclops. I have a gen dial and a gen date wheel but for some reason the date still doesn

Back stab.... it's more frontal

The certain people you refer to is a well respected member and friend of our community. Perhaps this is not the right place for you.

Hi WhichWatch, welcome to the board. Enjoying yourself here?

What?........... you got it at an AD and they didn't even set it for you? Just kidding, great choise and have fun wearing it!

That

It says "Domenico had the crystal AR coated" It doesn't look like chiefs job though

Lesson learned and to be honest, I don

That's about as gen as it could get! Very nice one. Please put a gen strap on it and send the crystal to Chief

Sorry man but I don't have a blue print. The plate is made by hand and not on a cnc machine.

Hi guys, Thanks for all the complements. Pics please! @ sql_pl: to be honest, I don

Thanks, it really does make a difference. Producing the plate in volume is not a very big issue. The problem will be collecting the screws and minute wheels. Also the modding itself is not a very easy job. Drilling with 0.8mm drills in the second movement plate very close to the jewels is risky! Also I thought that gluing the new hour wheel to the second movement plate was the easiest thing in the process. Well... it was not... the first attempt a little glue got stuck to the real hour wheel and on the second attempt a little glue appeared on the outside of the wheel. As I already wrote, the margins are really small

Received this one today

It took some time but I finally finished the modding of the AP RBII dial. As mrbrown1 described in his topic (What happened to this guy? Did he ever shipped his watch to the buyer?) it

That

hmmmm....why am I not surprised

This is great! better details are probably not possible

I know I know I know..... To be honnest, I don't think it's that hard to do. Also mine will have the C