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Noob Daytona vs ARF Daytona

Bobi01

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I read sometimes here on forum that asian 7750 movement need to service as soon as possible. Is that that much important to do? I have daytona arf and im little worried because i have no idea who can do that with my watch? Is that mean that if i dont service it it will stop working sooner? Tnx in advance for replys
 

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This is the latest version, with updated dial... it’s coming to me..



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Yep. Clearly updated. Font is thicker, O is wider. Not perfect but better than the one I got before CNY.


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ssouthall6

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I read sometimes here on forum that asian 7750 movement need to service as soon as possible. Is that that much important to do? I have daytona arf and im little worried because i have no idea who can do that with my watch? Is that mean that if i dont service it it will stop working sooner? Tnx in advance for replys

Forget the fact it's a 7750 and think about the assembly process of any mechanical product.

At Rolex or Omega you have first-class watchmakers working to a clearly defined statement of procedure and quality assurance when assembling a movement.

In China you have pot luck. Regardless of whether 7750, sh3135, sa3135 or a2836.

The a7750 is, like the sh3135, historically less robust to over oiling or under oiling, but over time any rep assembled incorrectly will wear out quicker and die.

My advice is if possible get any watch you want longevity out of, or spend significantly on modding, serviced immediately, because otherwise it could last 5 years, it could last a day.




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Bobi01

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Ok then ,can anybody do it from the obisdian watchsmith or i need specialist for replica watches? ????
 

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Ok then ,can anybody do it from the obisdian watchsmith or i need specialist for replica watches? ????

not all watchsmiths are rep friendly
The ideal would be to use one of the members of our forum
Where are you located?
 

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Forget the fact it's a 7750 and think about the assembly process of any mechanical product.

At Rolex or Omega you have first-class watchmakers working to a clearly defined statement of procedure and quality assurance when assembling a movement.

In China you have pot luck. Regardless of whether 7750, sh3135, sa3135 or a2836.

The a7750 is, like the sh3135, historically less robust to over oiling or under oiling, but over time any rep assembled incorrectly will wear out quicker and die.

My advice is if possible get any watch you want longevity out of, or spend significantly on modding, serviced immediately, because otherwise it could last 5 years, it could last a day.




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I would like to add only my two cent: A7750 on Daytonas are unreliable, because of modding them to act and look like the 4130.
A 7750 clone intended to work like a gen 7750 will be ok.

Just my opinion :)
 
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Bobi01

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Yeah i post smile...
so how can they make watch of 500 dollars price and all this best materials and best made watch with this so unreliable movement? It has no sense
 

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Yeah i post smile...
so how can they make watch of 500 dollars price and all this best materials and best made watch with this so unreliable movement? It has no sense

OK, I understand. I'm not using Tapatalk, so I had no idea.

Flaws are very common in replica watches, even the most expensive ones. I personally have every single rep checked, cleaned, oiled and regulated by my watchsmith. The movements are more silent, smoother and more accurate after he does his magic. But it does add another 50-100€ to every single watch (if it's not something serious of course) . On top of 50-60$ for shipping. And fees. It's the nature of the game I'm afraid.

Factories don't care about the longevity of their watches, they just want to push them out the door. You'll come back for the V2, V3, V4...., in some time anyway.
 
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Bobi01

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Thank you,good answer.. i will wear it like this and if it die it will be my school..i will be happy if it will live about 1.5 - 2 years ... if i knew that asian 7750 is so complicated i would rather buy datejust arf with 2824
 

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Can you replace the 7750 in the ARF with something better if it dies?
 
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Bobi01

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But i think you cant because it is modified 7750 for slimmer case
 

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Can you replace the 7750 in the ARF with something better if it dies?

Gen 7750.

But after owning both, I wouldn't even dream about buying an ARF again. The difference is day and night,Noob feels like a proper watch and the ARF is like a rattling toy.
 
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