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New AP 26240 with 4401 Super Clone movement is coming

kiasunkiasi

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Mine has a small fusion reactor. It's a nightmare disposing used fuel rods but you'll get a few good years out of it. No noise at all but I've lost all hair on my body and my teeth have started falling out. On the plus side my full body lume is bright.

sounds like the soft iron case is not thick enough... might need to change to lead casing
 
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EunosMX5

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JFTR, I dare to disagree, since 41mm is the size of the case, not the dial. Personally I own a whole bunch of watches in the range from 40mm up to 44mm and would still consider this 41mm watch average. :cool: ;)
I’d argue the 50mm lug to lug (at least for the 15400) definitely makes it look more substantial than a 41mm from another brand. I have a couple 41mm AP reps and they wear much larger than my friends gen Overseas or Day Date II
 

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How is movement is reliable?
Confused What The GIF by Sesame Street
 

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Mine has a small fusion reactor. It's a nightmare disposing used fuel rods but you'll get a few good years out of it. No noise at all but I've lost all hair on my body and my teeth have started falling out. On the plus side my full body lume is bright.
...you may consider a little ARC REACTOR from Stark Industries


 

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For those of you that have received the stainless version, how good is the bracelet and case finishing? Something that needs to be redone, or good enough out of the box?

Thanks.
 
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Some movement shots
For those of you that have received the stainless version, how good is the bracelet and case finishing? Something that needs to be redone, or good enough out of the box?

Thanks.
finishing is great! In my opinion and experience with gen ro, its good enough
 
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DerpyOfficer

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Just got my ceramic in and I'm loving it, but be advised all the gaskets are absolutely dry as hell from factory so I'd definitely get it serviced before you think of getting it wet. Haven't fully serviced the watch yet, just did a quick dial indices adjustment and a gasket lubrication. But the case back screwes were loose and gaskets dry as hell. So I can also imagine the rest of the movement could use lubrication as well.
 

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Just got my ceramic in and I'm loving it, but be advised all the gaskets are absolutely dry as hell from factory so I'd definitely get it serviced before you think of getting it wet. Haven't fully serviced the watch yet, just did a quick dial indices adjustment and a gasket lubrication. But the case back screwes were loose and gaskets dry as hell. So I can also imagine the rest of the movement could use lubrication as well.
Really interested to see, if you could do a full break down to service, that would be great. I don't trust my watch maker to service this movement without a cursory guide lol
 

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Just got my ceramic in and I'm loving it, but be advised all the gaskets are absolutely dry as hell from factory so I'd definitely get it serviced before you think of getting it wet. Haven't fully serviced the watch yet, just did a quick dial indices adjustment and a gasket lubrication. But the case back screwes were loose and gaskets dry as hell. So I can also imagine the rest of the movement could use lubrication as well.
I juts receiving mine!!!!!!
Amazing watch
I cannot find a way to reduce the bracelet :)
 

Tiempofugit

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MAny thanks... I just try but it seems to need to be forced.. is it easy? do I need to Strat to push by the small hole first? Many thanks again and HNY :)
 
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Just got my ceramic in and I'm loving it, but be advised all the gaskets are absolutely dry as hell from factory so I'd definitely get it serviced before you think of getting it wet. Haven't fully serviced the watch yet, just did a quick dial indices adjustment and a gasket lubrication. But the case back screwes were loose and gaskets dry as hell. So I can also imagine the rest of the movement could use lubrication as well.

The alignment of the indices is one of the aspects of this first batch that are bothering me. Were they easy enough to reposition with just the bezel/xtal removed and dial still attached? What type of tool did you use to twist them without damaging the plating?
 

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Really interested to see, if you could do a full break down to service, that would be great. I don't trust my watch maker to service this movement without a cursory guide lol
I definitely plan to give it a full service after I run it through it's normal paces. For anyone interested in seeing a pretty good break down I highly recommend reading the deconstruction by TheNakedWatchmaker. I'll be using his deconstruction of a 11.59 with the 4401 as a good base point. https://www.thenakedwatchmaker.com/decon-audemars-piguet-chrono-cd1159