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New AP 26240 with 4401 Super Clone movement is coming
- Thread starter puretime
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Mine is coming thru…Ordered on 27th, i should have in my hands on May 5.
- 27/5/22
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- 6,510
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Some dealers seem to have better relations with certain factories and get stock faster especially on new releases.
New colors just dropped. Brown dial looks stunning!
- 25/9/22
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You also used a super cheap non TD Ping Fan who is like 1 dude and is known to be super slow. lolI ordered it on 19/03/25 until now still didn't got it
Received my new AP 26240 with the ceramic bracelet!
I've tried YouTube and Google but no luck, how on earth are the bracelet links adjusted?
I've tried forcing it with one of the tools that holds it down, whilst you rotate the handle but it's not budging.
Pic below of bracelet link:
I've tried YouTube and Google but no luck, how on earth are the bracelet links adjusted?
I've tried forcing it with one of the tools that holds it down, whilst you rotate the handle but it's not budging.
Pic below of bracelet link:
- 27/5/22
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Read here: https://forum.replica-watch.info/threads/new-26240-ce-review-black-ceramic.10997529/Received my new AP 26240 with the ceramic bracelet!
I've tried YouTube and Google but no luck, how on earth are the bracelet links adjusted?
I've tried forcing it with one of the tools that holds it down, whilst you rotate the handle but it's not budging.
Pic below of bracelet link:
Ok, so after 11 weeks, it arrives.
The subdial at 9 was not pointing to 30 as expected, so i ran the chrono for a few seconds and reset it, the small subdial hand at 9 went back to the 12 position (in this case pointing to 30) so i thought all OK
I understood that neither this subdial or the dial at 3 move unless the chrono is in use, i checked the watch later and the hand has moved again.
Is this normal?
The subdial at 9 was not pointing to 30 as expected, so i ran the chrono for a few seconds and reset it, the small subdial hand at 9 went back to the 12 position (in this case pointing to 30) so i thought all OK
I understood that neither this subdial or the dial at 3 move unless the chrono is in use, i checked the watch later and the hand has moved again.
Is this normal?
Not normal.Ok, so after 11 weeks, it arrives.
The subdial at 9 was not pointing to 30 as expected, so i ran the chrono for a few seconds and reset it, the small subdial hand at 9 went back to the 12 position (in this case pointing to 30) so i thought all OK
I understood that neither this subdial or the dial at 3 move unless the chrono is in use, i checked the watch later and the hand has moved again.
Is this normal?
Such a pain.
I reset it and over about 20-30 mins it moves back to the position in the photo, oddly it does not go any further, so starting at the 12 o'clock position on the subdial it goes to almost the 6 o'clock position.
Pushing the bottom chrono resets it to its correct position, but then it just does the same thing.
I reset it and over about 20-30 mins it moves back to the position in the photo, oddly it does not go any further, so starting at the 12 o'clock position on the subdial it goes to almost the 6 o'clock position.
Pushing the bottom chrono resets it to its correct position, but then it just does the same thing.
I assume the biggest second hand (chrono seconds) is stopped.
Either people have very basic questions or very complicated ones.
This was a common issue with early 4401 movements before they received a silent upgrade from AP.Ok, so after 11 weeks, it arrives.
The subdial at 9 was not pointing to 30 as expected, so i ran the chrono for a few seconds and reset it, the small subdial hand at 9 went back to the 12 position (in this case pointing to 30) so i thought all OK
I understood that neither this subdial or the dial at 3 move unless the chrono is in use, i checked the watch later and the hand has moved again.
Is this normal?
The minute counter was mechanically coupled too directly, so even when the chronograph wasn’t running, gear forces could still be transmitted to the minute counter under certain conditions, causing this problem.
Afaik, this movement isn’t an exact clone of the 4401, but their vertical clutch designs are similar, so yours may possibly exhibit the same issue.
Try pressing the reset button all the way down with reasonable force, sometimes this can disengage the minute counter.