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Glossary of Terms, Acronyms, Dealers & more.

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d4m.test

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Hey everyone. I'm composing a list of acronyms, terms, dealers acronyms, etc. so that noobs and everyone else will have a handy reference for the hundreds of terms that get thrown around daily on this message board. Please respond in this thread and I'll add any term or acronym you mention in the correct alphabetical order. Hopefully this list will grow to be comprehensive and helpful to everyone that's new on the board.


AD = Authorized Dealer

ANDREW - owner of Trusty, or Trusty Time, TTwristwarch.com

ANGUS - owner of PureTime

AR = anti-reflective coating.

BPH= Beats Per Hour

CG - Crown Guard, the piece of metal surrounding the Crown, which is the round knob used to adjust date & time on most watches.

Chronometer - A watch that has been rigorously tested for accuracy & preceision at various temperatures and atmospheres.

CONUS = Continental United States... (for our purposes seems to include Alaksa, Hawaii and all the protectorates... PR and such.)

DD = DayDate

DJ = DayJust

ETA - Refers to a movement which adheres to a high standard of precision for timekeeping named after a highly regaurded Swiss Manufacturer that bares the name ETA or ETA SA

Gen - A genuine watch.

GMT= Greenwich mean Time

JAY & ANGEL - owners of Silix

MB = Moneybookers

MBW= Maria's Best Watch (so called ultimate sub)

PAM = Panerai

PAUL - owner of wo-mart

PM= Personal/Private Message

PO - Planet Ocean model of watches. For example, Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean

PP = Paypal

PT= Pure Time OR Precious Time (dealers)

Pumpkin = Omega Planet Ocean Orange Bezel

PVD-physical vapor deposition (a technique used to deposit a ultral thin layer of various material, commonly found in PAMs)

Josh - Owner of http://www.perfect-clones.com aka http://www.watchwindersworld.com, a reputable dealer on this board.

Rep - A replica of a genuine watch.

Ruby - A highly rated dealer on this forum who can be found in the dealers section.

RWG= Replica Watch Guide (watchforum)

RWG1= Replica Watch Guide (watchforum)

RWI - replica-watch.info, the great board which you are currently visiting.

RW$ - The earnings you get after creating a post or replying to a thread which can be applied for special prizes, extra tickets for lottery drawings, etc.

SEL= Solid End Links

SMP= Sea Master Professional, by Omega

Sub - A Rolex Submariner, one of the most popular replicas made because of its mass market popularity.

SS = Stainless Steel

Ti= Titanium

TRC= The Replica Collector (watchforum)

TT = two tone (blue black gold etc) also known as TrustyTime, or TTwristwatch.com

WU = Western Union

WG= White Gold

YG= Yellow Gold

Please post more below. General message board acronyms can be found here: http://replica-watch.info/forum/viewtop ... ht=acronym
 
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d4m.test

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since you have JOSH there, you should add

ANDREW - owner of Trusty
ANGUS - owner of PureTime
JAY & ANGEL - owners of Silix
PAUL - owner of wo-mart
BM - owner of a pile of junk :)

also
SL - super luminova
 
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Thread updated. If you guys find any inaccuracies, or can point out more information, i.e. trustytime's website (which i believe is trustytime.com but will not load in my browser), then that would be helpful for many as well.
 

red

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Wow, good list. I would also like to add PVD-physical vapor deposition (a technique used to deposit a ultral thin layer of various material, commonly found in PAMs).
 
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mosmef06 said:
Thread updated. If you guys find any inaccuracies, or can point out more information, i.e. trustytime's website (which i believe is trustytime.com but will not load in my browser), then that would be helpful for many as well.

oh no, BM is yours truly, not a very useful acronym for others :) You can take it off. I was fooling around.
The rest are good.

-bm
 
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d4m.test

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hahaha... that shows you what I know, i thought you were referring to a bum dealer of some sort. Thanks for the clear - up
 
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d4m.test

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Hey, thanks for the positive comments. I will gladly maintain and add to the information above with more details. If someone decides to sticky it, all the better for everyone.
 

Jarret

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What about oem? I always see oem and am not sure what it means.
 

brendonjohnliew

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This is a good thread, someone please pin it as a sticky!! I remember being swamped by all the ancronyms when I first came to this forum. This makes it much easier for newcomers.


I'd like to add: Fiddy-- Pam 1950, one of the most popular vintage Panarei models around
 

pineypl

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How about adding NL = NoctiLumina
For another popular lume material.