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[RWG Technical]

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[ubiquitous]

Another amazing review and tear down (and this thread also serves as a good example on why servicing your watches is important)! Great stuff Rob! As always...

[Pugwash]

Very nice. I want a vintage like that.

[HauteHippie]

Great stuff, Rob. "It's a fairly simple design" though? Looks labyrinthine to me.

[eunomians]

Great pics & comments. You've reminded me to go and pick up one of my V72 DWs from my watchmaker (who never ever seems to finish anything).

Best regards

[Falco]

Great review as always.

Had my watchsmith struggle with some of my vintage gen pieces, clean etc.. He never made them more accurate timekeepers...

Character, wear and old design keeps time in their own way

[freddy333]

Beautiful job, Rob. Gotta find one of those 23s (and a proper Daytona-style case, etc.).

[Tim]

Looks like The Zigmeister had a woody. Aren't you supposed to be packing???

/Tim

[vaccum]

Awesome detailed pics!!

Thanks for sharing,,,

vacum

[fotoman]

your skills and knowledge are a huge contribution, i for one thank you for taking the time to help educate teh rest of us

[alligoat]

Cool! All of us vintage Daytona fans are enthralled. Thanks Rob.

[By-Tor]

Outstanding review as usual. These movement breakdowns are amazing resources for the community.

[davethecat]

That movement looks familiar.

Rob you're the best. I've learned so much about watches through your posts and chatting with you 1 on 1. You're truly one of the "Good Guys"

[RWG Technical]

I thought you would recognise it...

Great speaking with you as well, excellent customers like yourself will always have a spot on my workbench. Having the privelage to help you out with these projects, is a real treat for me, especially vintage chrono's.

RG