T4D you are clueless in the extreme, you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about do you? You also appear not to be able to grasp the most simple concepts :lol:
You are also showing your true self by intentionally misspelling my name, how old are you? Show some class you fool, or at least try
:roll:
The watch I posted above is as correct as a pre-2000 Daytona replica can get, with the
thin hour markers and the same (too far apart) subdial flaw
all secs@9 Daytonas have (just like the secs@9
post-2000 you are incorrectly calling
pre-2000)
Buying a thinner case Daytona would be a fantastic idea if you could find one, you do realise the Daytona cases being used are 3mm or more too thick when compared to a genuine, because of the massively unreliable secs@6 mod to the 7750 movement? (even if the watch is sec@9 it uses the same secs@6 case)
The original pre-2000 Rolex Daytona used the zenith el primo movement, which had the running seconds at 9. It looked like this:
Post-2000 Daytonas use a different "in house" movement now, seconds running at 6....
I would also like to ask where you seem to think I called your watch a fantasy model? I did not, again your problems reading come to the surface. I said it was not and should not, be called a pre-2000 Daytona
Again I am not recommending any dealer here, but I will never suggest anyone ever buy from you. You are the worst dealer I have ever come accross. Rude and unwilling to admit when you are in error, and a self confessed scammer of buyers on your 5 ioffer accounts, selling Asian watches as Swiss...
Like this listing here:
http://www.ioffer.com/i/27016156?store=1
You mention Swiss 5 or so times in the sale, listing the watch as Swiss, a buyer even asks you directly:
"Hi, Is this Asian or genuine Swiss? movement"
and your answer is:
"Absolute swiss"
You are a nasty piece of work and I have no more to add, you scamming that guy is clear for all to see, he even left you positive feedback, totally unaware the Omaga chronograph was an Asian 7750.....
