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Still wearing mine OOTB and using the chronos to cook brownies, haha!
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Who can get me a technical drawing of the gen dial? Cant seem to find it, need to know the subdial location for a project.
It seems that this is the only 6263 Albino replica on the market now:
https://www.ts-stations.cn/mobile/goods.php?ProId=25939
What do you say?
https://www.ts-stations.cn/mobile/goods.php?ProId=25939
What do you say?
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If TS is not listing a watch, chances are very high that it isn't available from any of the mainstream factories.
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Hi guy, is this movement ST19? I compare with some other photos and mine look like it has a small gap as shown in the photo.
This one is KJ photo
This one is KJ photo
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Hi guy, is this movement ST19? I compare with some other photos and mine look like it has a small gap as shown in the photo.
This one is KJ photo
Yes, that is an St19 movement. Those two parts you have circled do not lie in the same plane, so their relative position to one another appears to change depending on the angle at which the photo is taken. See below:
Also, here are two views of the same movement (technically an st1901 rather than an st1903, but that doesn't make a difference in this context):
Yes, that is an St19 movement. Those two parts you have circled do not lie in the same plane, so their relative position to one another appears to change depending on the angle at which the photo is taken. See below:
Also, here are two views of the same movement (technically an st1901 rather than an st1903, but that doesn't make a difference in this context):
Great explanation. Thanks mate.
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I’m very interested on this model. I tried to make a comparison pics between a TD photo and a Gen Photo side by side but it is really hard to tell the real differences for every reference!! Can you please help me to understand which is the best reference to choose for your opinion? I’ve seen the Paul Newman one is the only one to be left for sure!! Thank you
Afaik the ST19 models are asymmetric, while the A7750s (used in the modern Daytonas) are always symmetric.
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Mail day. Perfect size for my wrist. Really impressed with the quality of the watch. It feels so light.
Anyway, super happy with this purchase.
Anyway, super happy with this purchase.
Mail day. Perfect size for my wrist. Really impressed with the quality of the watch. It feels so light.
Anyway, super happy with this purchase.
Very nice! Looks like the pushers are asymetrics with an « almost » right dial... where did you get it?
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It has probably already been mentioned, but changing the stock spring bars (which I think are 1.5mm or smaller) for 1.8mm spring bars made a HUGE difference. With the stock spring bars the endlinks and the first link rattled around quite a bit, but with 1.8mm spring bars all is quiet and solid. Highly recommend it if you are annoyed by the rattling of the stock bracelet.
Well, if they’re out of stock it’s irrelevant how long anyone else waited. You’ll just need to wait until they’re back in stock.
I asked M to get me a JKF 6205 some time ago and they didn’t have stock. A couple of months passed, but I got a message out of the blue recently from M that they’re available. He doesn’t forget, and won’t let you down. But, you gotta be patient...
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Possibly my favourite watch
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