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So I’ve gotten to the point where I can no longer stand staring at the faulty Noob dial. And I’m sure I’m not the only one.
I wanted to start a thread for all of us noob owners who are looking to grab a new dial that isn’t gen, and that won’t require making modifications. (aka ARF dial or other dials made for the 7750 movement)
The point here is to share websites that you’ve come across and to kindly share buying experiences if you’ve taken the plunge at the sites so we know which ones are trustworthy.
Here’s what I’ve come up with so far:
https://watchesparts.com/t/dials?page=1
A seller with a storefront based in Florida.
This site looks legit, passed the “scam site test”, has a linked instagram account, answers the business phone number, and has most of the dials in stock. That being said, when I asked questions based on the exact item they took quite a while to respond with very short winded questions, and also wouldn’t respond to any request regarding receiving QC pictures. Therefore I’m reluctant to go forwards with these guys even though I can’t find anyone else selling “all ice blue” daytona aftermarket dials. ($300 US + shipping)
http://www.abujameel.net/
Seller with a storefront in Dubai.
I’ve seen other users mention this site, and it also seems legit, but as no one has bothered to write a review on them, not much is known about their quality.
They do have cheaper dials available as well. ($75 - $450 US + shipping)
https://www.ebay.it/
If you search “Daytona Aftermarket” - you will see that there is a seller with decent rating who sells a smaller collection of dials similar in quality/price to the Florida based store, “watchesparts”. (260€ + shipping)
https://www.helenarou.com/
She was kind enough to let me know that most dials they carry are made for ETA 7750, and that if I wanted a custom made one for 4130 movement, they can only sell in bulk (100+ pieces) at a time. Also, because the ones I am looking for have a “raised marker” it would have to be specially made...
http://vintagewatchesmq.com/
MQ who I know specializes more in vintage builds... He responded saying he only has a very select few types capable of being installed in a 116520. Not a good choice for us seeking a modern build.
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Anyone have other places, or know members that know any better? Business awaits!
I wanted to start a thread for all of us noob owners who are looking to grab a new dial that isn’t gen, and that won’t require making modifications. (aka ARF dial or other dials made for the 7750 movement)
The point here is to share websites that you’ve come across and to kindly share buying experiences if you’ve taken the plunge at the sites so we know which ones are trustworthy.
Here’s what I’ve come up with so far:
https://watchesparts.com/t/dials?page=1
A seller with a storefront based in Florida.
This site looks legit, passed the “scam site test”, has a linked instagram account, answers the business phone number, and has most of the dials in stock. That being said, when I asked questions based on the exact item they took quite a while to respond with very short winded questions, and also wouldn’t respond to any request regarding receiving QC pictures. Therefore I’m reluctant to go forwards with these guys even though I can’t find anyone else selling “all ice blue” daytona aftermarket dials. ($300 US + shipping)
http://www.abujameel.net/
Seller with a storefront in Dubai.
I’ve seen other users mention this site, and it also seems legit, but as no one has bothered to write a review on them, not much is known about their quality.
They do have cheaper dials available as well. ($75 - $450 US + shipping)
https://www.ebay.it/
If you search “Daytona Aftermarket” - you will see that there is a seller with decent rating who sells a smaller collection of dials similar in quality/price to the Florida based store, “watchesparts”. (260€ + shipping)
https://www.helenarou.com/
She was kind enough to let me know that most dials they carry are made for ETA 7750, and that if I wanted a custom made one for 4130 movement, they can only sell in bulk (100+ pieces) at a time. Also, because the ones I am looking for have a “raised marker” it would have to be specially made...
http://vintagewatchesmq.com/
MQ who I know specializes more in vintage builds... He responded saying he only has a very select few types capable of being installed in a 116520. Not a good choice for us seeking a modern build.
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Anyone have other places, or know members that know any better? Business awaits!