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Aftermarket cb for a gen 1675 case?


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Thanks, I'll stay away from mq then. Would be nice to also avoid Phong... There's a gen "almost" period correct (1968) caseback for sale locally for around $500 - but want to save $$$ now :)

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The problem is, whilst MQ and PHONG are the only two supplying the higher end stuff, they think they have you by the nuts.

Until I/we stop buying their products or somebody from the forum has access to higher end machinery and can produce this stuff they will continue financially exploiting and not giving a s**t.

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I am using the Rafflestime millsub, http://www.rafflestime.com/servlet/the-1081/Milsub-Watch-Case-Back/Detail

No engravings but cheap and accurate.

Thanks! I'll try that. So you mean you're using it with a gen 1675 case? Just double checking :)

chrono-sh*p.n*t has a few, decent prices, dont put an aftermarket caseback on a gen case

Have never seen anything decently priced from the frenchman and when I chatted with him last week he didn't have anything engraved II-IV 67. Note: he does have one listed at 195 euros, but he was transparent with it being totally bust and would not screw on a case (would need full rework/threading, which I unfortunately don't know how to do). So summarized, right now I'm sure as heck putting a rep caseback on - if I can find one that fits. What forum were we on now again..? :)
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1655 case backs are bubble backed, the 1675 is flat backed like the mill sub on rafflestime I referenced to ;)

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A genuine 1675 case back is 35.45 to 35.5mm in overall diameter...4.4mm thick +/- a hair or two depending on wear...and the threads in the case back are 30.20mm in diameter.

This might help finding one.

 

When buying genuine, watch out for corrosion. Lot of junk out there.

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Search for a gen 16750 case back - these are common replacements on rotted 1675 cases and can be found cheaper than a 1675 case. Later when you stumble on a 1675 caseback you can get your money back on the 16750

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Really great info automatico and Seacraft! Yes, was looking into a 16750 too as they're often better condition - when the bank account looks better I might go after one :)

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