Does the Explorer (arf/jf, BP, Noob, GRF) come with Easy Link?
Thank you Therion666 Same factory as far as I know but you should think there would be a difference in color/feel/finishing of the material
sorry, but an ARF to a JF ARE NOT THE SAME. not at all!
I've have the ARF 904 for about a year now and I could not be happier. Tbh I belive the ARF dial is MUCH closer to gen than the JF. The lume is great, spacing next to perfect and the font is nice and thick. The movement is superb too. Rotor is dead quiet and the movement tick sounds just like my gen sub. Power reserve is a little on the low side tho.Thank you! In your opinion, should I go with ARF 904 or JFv2 316 and save some? Has anyone compared the two? Thanks again
I've have the ARF 904 for about a year now and I could not be happier. Tbh I belive the ARF dial is MUCH closer to gen than the JF. The lume is great, spacing next to perfect and the font is nice and thick. The movement is superb too. Rotor is dead quiet and the movement tick sounds just like my gen sub. Power reserve is a little on the low side tho.
JF and ARF share THE SAME dial with EXACTLY the same flaw ( numeral 3 way too round, completely off). It's the very same watch, the only difference is the use of 904 steel vs 316L with JF. You have no idea what you're talking about. If it has a low PR, you need to get it serviced, it takes OEM Rolex parts.
The only decent rep with a correct dial is the BP factory version. Fact.
Well, I have extremely bad experience with SA movements ( they are inferior to SH), so I personally would choose the 2836 workhorse. But you have to know that the build quality of BP watches is not comparable to ARF/JF, so what you get is a not very well made watch with a correct dial. BP is OK, until you try an ARF/JF watch. It's mostly noticeable with the bracelets. The perfect watch would be an ARF with the BP dial.
Hi
Is JF EXP is still available? Cant find one in TD sites