twofrompsu said:
Thanks :!: That was a first for this noob.
Was that an Ironic comment ?
CBR said:
Yeah, that's about how tight the case backs are on most of these watches when shipped! (I realize you loosened it, but I swear the last two watches Ive ordered have arrived nearly that loose)
And Ive never seen an A7750 that spun the rotor when the crown was turned...
The scary part is that I dont have any tools for that kind of case back lid but it actually just accidently came loose when I was about to try a leather bracelet. My other watches that is with screw down casebacks seems to be tightended better. This one I just locked back by using a "poly-grip". Not really the "politically right" way to do it but that was what I had. Using some rubber grip things didnt tight it enough....
seventhexile said:
I know this sounds a little paranoid
but could you remove "replica" of the title ?
Dont need ppl seeing how good our reps are getting
Ok I have adjusted the text
hk45ca said:
i am not sure the op posted the vid on you tube. the breitling source forum has uploaded many rep reviews and shows the flaws of the latest breitling reps on you tube.
I posted the video. Since someone gave me a comment here to remove the replica text, I just did...
hk45ca said:
i don't know, there are members here that belong to the rolex and panerai forums.
Cut the crap with the rumour creations.. I made the video, I would´nt have made it if the caseback had´nt accidently came loose, its an illustration combined with somewhat of a indication on how unreliable some pieces are. I dont know if the rotor should spin like that but it looks logical since it is that thing that winds it up when the wrist is moving. But right now I tested it again and the rotor has started to wobble so that the whole watch is shaking when I wind the crown. The watch Is working fine all the way apart from this. Maybe I should visit some non-AD repair shop....