small advice pls -what would you choose from 372 clone mvt and fiddy noob best?
Which is more gen like?
Is plexi of 372 ok?
which wear smaller ?
Thx !
Which is more gen like?
Is plexi of 372 ok?
which wear smaller ?
Thx !
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372 or fiddy
- Thread starter Mikmihai
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A noob fiddy could be hard to find. DSN might be able to help you out with a fiddy though.
The 372 has some flaws (see ALE's guide) but is still a beautiful watch. Plexi on mine (noob) is good. I think it wears smaller than the 127 too.
The 372 has some flaws (see ALE's guide) but is still a beautiful watch. Plexi on mine (noob) is good. I think it wears smaller than the 127 too.
The fiddy case used by noob, DSN, Jackson, Sillix, etc... is all VERY similar.
If you can't get a Noob... I suggest you get a
Silix fiddy case 70
WSO crystal 90
6497 40
DSN hands and dial 70
build your own fiddy between $180 and $270
If you can't get a Noob... I suggest you get a
Silix fiddy case 70
WSO crystal 90
6497 40
DSN hands and dial 70
build your own fiddy between $180 and $270
Dsn told me to wait at least 3-4 weeks , hont told me is another far better mvmt comming soon for 372 and wait but i am still leaning toward 127 i s so cool (despite the fact that my hand wrist is 6.5 but i decide that i will give it a try saw a movie with Orlando Bloom he was wearing his..... )
I hate to always +1 Ale, but the man knows what he's talking about. Every rep version of the 372 currently available has cosmetic issues. The noob 372 looks nice on the wrist (IMO), but its loaded with little flaws and the movement is a dead give away. That said, it's the best of the bunch. The version with the so-called superclone movement has even more cosmetic flaws than the noob, but the movement looks a lot better and it's a genuinely novel design. It seems to be pretty reliable from what I am hearing, but if it does brake, good luck sourcing parts to fix it (you'll problably end up selling the watch for parts). On the other hand, the 127 reps are very solid, particularly the noob version. I haven't checked the guide on it recently, but it's a near super-rep in my book (and a definite super-rep with some light modding). Most importantly, it uses a standard A6497, which is the same design as the gen, but even modestly skilled watch makers can service them and source parts. Hopefully, there will be more noob 127's in the future. Enough people seem to want them, that there is a reason for noob to make more. Fingers crossed. I would keep my eye out though on m2m though.
It's probably been done to death before but that would make an interesting thread - what's your next PAM purchase? I'll start one.