Ohhhh Jesus...What an AMAZING Rep...If only this watch was closed caseback, this would surely be a SUPER REP...Damn AP!!!Why the Schumacher isn't CLOSED CASEBACK... WHY???????????
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AP MICHAEL SCHUMACHER 44MM By J12
- Thread starter sharrkey
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In the video, look at the subdial at six, where it meets with the dial near the top, looks a bit fishy. It appears that the cutout of the dial to fit the subdial at six was not properly cut.
Angus did provide J Factory a platform to improve their development of new replica watches. He may not of been directly involved in this watch, but his actions on connecting us with the factories has made it possible for high quality replicas. Without him we would have inferior reps IMO
There is other pictures floating around before these posted up. Many folks just don't post up pictures as it creates more chaos on the forums as well as vendors get emails constantly when things will come out. Angus is a great guy, no doubt. He just is the main one that is active compared to others that also have access to it.
Looks great - however I wish they would make the date ring/surround slightly thinner.
That way they could add the white lines from the tachy to the right of it so it's nearer to gen.
That way they could add the white lines from the tachy to the right of it so it's nearer to gen.
i just read angus quote on rg that schumi already got titanium screws
http://www.repgeek.com/showthread.php?t=239114&page=5&p=2557798&viewfull=1#post2557798
A very commendable effort by J12 on the Schumi, but for the marketing hype and the ostensibly tedious development process, the minor eyesores could have been ironed out to make this fly firmly off the shelves. Yes there would always always be flaws, but when a flaw becomes salient enough to hinder or delay a purchase decision, then the watch becomes a subject for debate and discussion rather than a clear winner.
I believe that the maker intended for this to be a popular selling model like the Bumblebee rather than a prototype which we are discussing fastidiously over. There will be many pre-orders I am sure. But I would be patient and wait to look at the watch when it is on the wrist of more intrepid and wealthy buyers.
I believe that the maker intended for this to be a popular selling model like the Bumblebee rather than a prototype which we are discussing fastidiously over. There will be many pre-orders I am sure. But I would be patient and wait to look at the watch when it is on the wrist of more intrepid and wealthy buyers.
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A very commendable effort by J12 on the Schumi, but for the marketing hype and the ostensibly tedious development process, the minor eyesores could have been ironed out to make this fly firmly off the shelves. Yes there would always always be flaws, but when a flaw becomes salient enough to hinder or delay a purchase decision, then the watch becomes a subject for debate and discussion rather than a clear winner.
I believe that the maker intended for this to be a popular selling model like the Bumblebee rather than a prototype which we are discussing fastidiously over. There will be many pre-orders I am sure. But I would be patient and wait to look at the watch when it is on the wrist of more intrepid and wealthy buyers.
+1 Wisdom has spoken...
Good, but:
1) what grade of titanium?
2) aren't the case back bolt heads already a little stripped?