Thank you. Yeah, the 5513 is my favourite. I've just purchased a gen glossy WG 5513 service dial that's about to go into a cartel case.Lovely collection @connery77
For me it’s the 5513 and 14060 all the way.
I’ve just about sold all my 6-digits’..
Thank you muchThat’s a great collection!
I've just purchased a gen glossy WG 5513 service dial that's about to go into a cartel case.
Yeah, the 5513 is my favourite. I've just purchased a gen glossy WG 5513 service dial that's about to go into a cartel case.
I have to admit that the proportions and dial size of the 14060 bother me not being gen-like.
plenty of gen 14060 around 8000€Very nice! I built a 5513 recently with a rep wg dial and used a milk case but I’ve since managed to grab one of these gen service dials too for a future build which I might ask @pompompurin to kindly build for me.
I agree about the proportions of the 14060 when using the 16610 case too.. either need to find a better gen’ spec’ case or buy a gen..
Where did you find it if you don't mind me asking...I built a 5513 recently with a rep wg dial
It’s a phong dial, however not the best quality I’ve seen for the money to be honest… hence why I continued searching for a gen dial.. see here:Where did you find it if you don't mind me asking...
Been speaking to a couple of viet dealers who essentially say the same thing, need to send them the insert and glass in order to make sure everything ‘fits correctly’. However neither will confirm if the rest of the case is gen’ spec’ or if it’s a 16610 mid case..now it has been bugging me for a long time now to do a "budget" 14060 as close to gen dimensions as I get can to
Make it a series. Plenty of member looking for it.plenty of gen 14060 around 8000€
now it has been bugging me for a long time now to do a "budget" 14060 as close to gen dimensions as I get can to
just need to finish my Railmaster first
let me make one firstMake it a series. Plenty of member looking for it.
Yeah I am pretty tempted to get a gen while they are still "affordable". It's funny how one could consider the 14060 as affordable at 8000€ today.plenty of gen 14060 around 8000€
now it has been bugging me for a long time now to do a "budget" 14060 as close to gen dimensions as I get can to
True, however you can get the case made to spec if you order a couple. May not be budget any more, though.let me make one first
yeah. I remember looking at Rolex windows and saying to myself "who is stupid enough to put 2000-3000€ in a watch"Yeah I am pretty tempted to get a gen while they are still "affordable". It's funny how one could consider the 14060 as affordable at 8000€ today.
When I remember that I passed on a (tritium!) 14060 at 2.500€ back in 2015, I want to punch myself in the face!
Oh well, I had not discovered RWI and uncovered my love for submariners yet!
Hmm, I hadn't thought of that. I can live with cutting the feet. We'll see.Edit: @connery77 I assume that you don't want to cut the feet on a gen service dial so what movement are you going to use for the build?
Please - do NOT cut the dial feetsHmm, I hadn't thought of that. I can live with cutting the feet. We'll see.
Can anybody recommend a safe way of cleaning these glossy dials without introducing hairline scuffs/scratches? I'm used to matte-dial builds which are much more forgiving.