Thanks for the valuable info, good to know.Btw, there are fake buffs in the marketplace.
The original buff would have running serial numbers with buff remade.
But there is no way to verify except via the details.
They take in your stock 3kf movement and replace it with this
Then they will take your 324 movement and engrave to sell it.
Or you can buy the engraved movement outright
Wow, you can’t “unsee” that once your eye catches it….good call.Seems like this BUFF is using 3KF old leftover v1 cases with incorrect long endlinks. Look at the horrible cut between the crown lugs. Hope they do dials only then.
Unreal. What made you choose box vs non-box?
The first teal colored box dial batch was really good, but that's unavailable now. The later blueish and grayish box batches weren't good IMO. The cross on the "A" on the blue batch is too far up, and the gray batch noticeably lacked color. This latest batch satisfies my personal color requirements, and may be the best one yet.Unreal. What made you choose box vs non-box?
This watch is great. Is it yours?The first teal colored box dial batch was really good, but that's unavailable now. The later blueish and grayish box batches weren't good IMO. The cross on the "A" on the blue batch is too far up, and the gray batch noticeably lacked color. This latest batch satisfies my personal color requirements, and may be the best one yet.
If this latest dial was available in boxed and I could choose, I'd probably go with that, but honestly I'm fine with either. The non-box has a nice minimalism to it.
This watch is great. Is it yours?
well, depend from which eye you look at the dial, i think the first problem is not the color....the problem is always the same… the color
I start looking at the dial thinking at the gen…and the color is completely different.. without taking into consideration the fact that the color changes also from boxed and non boxed dials.well, depend from which eye you look at the dial, i think the first problem is not the color....