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Awesome! What did that run you?

nothing yet, the asking price is $1,600 is a X serial not sure which year will it put it
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I don't know, if you find a movement for $1500 and an old tritium dial for under $500, you're in for $3600 which ain't bad.

I was thinking the same but it has no bracelet another $600-800, may as well buy a Gen
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The only issue I see on spending 3600 for a sub is that it won't be 100% original to itself when I've seen and know of subs that are late model and are priced at 4300 dollars. I got a buddy who has a Z serial for 4800

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If the projected price is $3600, you know it will come out to more with costs you dont expect to pay.

A complete gen, you can find in the low $4k area. Just keep looking, and you are bound to find a deal on a recent model. I am talking about 5-6 years old (so hopefully it has been serviced already to save you some cash)

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If the projected price is $3600, you know it will come out to more with costs you dont expect to pay.

A complete gen, you can find in the low $4k area. Just keep looking, and you are bound to find a deal on a recent model. I am talking about 5-6 years old (so hopefully it has been serviced already to save you some cash)

I agree. Buying that only makes sense if you have a gen with bad case.

I bought my gen matte dial 16800 with 93150 bracelet last nov. for $3500.

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Take a look at the 16610 case at Star Time. I purchased one; it appears to be 1:1 with the gen ($169), and it certainly takes gen parts.

Phong just engraved a 1991 serial number on it for me.

I think you'll come out ahead on your project (cost wise) with theirs.

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Take a look at the 16610 case at Star Time. I purchased one; it appears to be 1:1 with the gen ($169), and it certainly takes gen parts.

Phong just engraved a 1991 serial number on it for me.

I think you'll come out ahead on your project (cost wise) with theirs.

I'm really looking forward to seeing this one finished, it would be great if this ones correct :)

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Woof, the only thing it's missing is the stamping on the inside of the case back.

And so far, I haven't found anyone who can do that for a reasonable fee (one quote was for $400).

I guess I won't be opening up the case back to show people.

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Take a look at the 16610 case at Star Time. I purchased one; it appears to be 1:1 with the gen ($169), and it certainly takes gen parts.

Phong just engraved a 1991 serial number on it for me.

I think you'll come out ahead on your project (cost wise) with theirs.

who is start time?
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Google Star Time Watch parts

How do this one compare to Sean or TC cases these ones also take Genuine part can can house a Gen movement.
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To be fair I haven't handled a Sean or TC case.

Hopefully someone more experienced that I am can do that comparison.

I don't mean to be unhelpful on this; what I appreciate is how much help everyone in this forum contributes.

There is a thread on RG about this too, with some photo's and measurements I took of the case I purchased (the photo's are of poor quality).

You can search my screen name over there and find it. Curt was kind enough to host the pictures.

Garrett

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