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So I currently have two watches in my rolex collection and was looking to purchase a third one. I have always had a soft spot for the Daytona, so I figured that would be the next one in my collection.
I am not sure which one to get though. I would want to get the Noob one, for the movement thickness which makes this one the closest to Gen. This compared to the other ones which have the thicker 7750 clone movements.
The problem however with not having the 7750 movement is that it will be very hard to repair the watch. There are no extra 4130 clone movements for sale and the only rep watchsmith in Europe is Domi which have very long wait times. For my other reps they have ETA clone movements so I can just buy a new movement if one of them brakes.
So I am wondering if you guys could share the experiences you have had with your noob daytonas. How is the movement holding up? Is it a solid one that will last for a while?
I am not sure which one to get though. I would want to get the Noob one, for the movement thickness which makes this one the closest to Gen. This compared to the other ones which have the thicker 7750 clone movements.
The problem however with not having the 7750 movement is that it will be very hard to repair the watch. There are no extra 4130 clone movements for sale and the only rep watchsmith in Europe is Domi which have very long wait times. For my other reps they have ETA clone movements so I can just buy a new movement if one of them brakes.
So I am wondering if you guys could share the experiences you have had with your noob daytonas. How is the movement holding up? Is it a solid one that will last for a while?