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Ok, I could let the printer making a test on your DW then...

There is no risk on it, as we could re print it again and again, in case it doesn't come right.

@Lello,

Ingie is already disassembled and I will send my DW out tomorrow. Please pm me, okay?

@chieftang: pm sent on Ingie crystal / AR coating

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A stupid question (hopefully not too stupid) :

I found a source for eta 2824 datewheels. Why cant we use them ??? Isnt this what we need to send lello (SEE PICTURE) ??

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EDIT: Ok I got it, the Inge uses a datewheel overlay....Sorry for this, i should have read the posts more carefully. BUT how does it look like ? Can anyone post a pic of the part that needs to be send to lello ?

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Good idea. I was under the same impression that I needed to send out the part that uziuzi posted as photo. If it is not that, then what is the actual overlay?

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Hopefully the initial test goes well, and it is a success, and is cheap enough :)

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It's a sort of metal sheet or foil, printed with white colour and date numbers. The foil is cut on a circular form, use is to accomodate different date positions than the standard ETA position. Rolex FI uses smaller diameters (read, overlays are smaller), IWC use bigger ones...

Yep, you're right. My Rolex overlay only measures 23,14mm which is too small. Oh well.

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I will know about the exact cost, later on today, or tomorrow, but I don't think the total cost will be more than 45 Euros.

How much would the cost be for an IWC Ingy datewheel?

Moose

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count me in...

count me in too :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

koko

(but others know me as zett :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: )

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Hi,

I have a question, hoping that some of you guys, could know the answer:

As you know, the printer is going to make the overlays for this Inge DW.

The brass foil they are going to use, are 0,20 mm thick, while the actual overlays are 0,15 mm thick.

Would you think that a 0,05 mm of more thickness could be a problem?

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Hi,

I have a question, hoping that some of you guys, could know the answer:

As you know, the printer is going to make the overlays for this Inge DW.

The brass foil they are going to use, are 0,20 mm thick, while the actual overlays are 0,15 mm thick.

Would you think that a 0,05 mm of more thickness could be a problem?

I don't know.... tolerance issues are always scary. Experts please..

Was there already a first run done ??

umm... Lello is waiting for feedback re: his question right above yours...

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Heeeellllooooo... Llleellllloooooooo... any news on the Inge DW?

My ears were picking up a strange yawl in the air.... :p

So here is the update you were asking me:

Printer is printing out the Inge DW proof, during this week.

Let's just hope they will be ok at the first trial.

WE ARE GETTING THERE!!!! :rolleyes:

For the ones interested to the new DWs for the Breitling EVO...

...Please, help me to get some good reference pics of the numbers font, so that I will start producing those as well.

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