This came in today! Sits a lot smaller on the wrist than I imagined.
This came in today! Sits a lot smaller on the wrist than I imagined.
This came in today! Sits a lot smaller on the wrist than I imagined.
Beautiful! Check your spring bars as many of this batch of noobs come with defective ones.
Mookata The pic is poor, but I'd accept that, it's better than your average Noob Daytona. Ask for a high res frontal shot, they'll send you one.
I don’t want to be a party pooper and Iam not a ridiculous about expectations but theat dial is clearly misaligned and yes you can see it on the wrist and yes it will probably bug you . look closely at the center pic of the Noob - look at the gap between the indicies and the Rehaut at the 12 o’clock position and compare it with the gap at the 6 o’clock position. There is very little / no gap at 12 and a reasonable gap at 6. Notice it is even all around on both gen and ARF. On the wrist it just seems as though something is not right / uneven about dial.
i look at a lot of these watches. I am in Beijing right now and looked at 8 of them yesterday with my dealer - I was ready to buy 4 but did not buy any because all of them had small flaws. I do not know why but Noob dials continue to be assembled seriously off center - not of all of the time - it probably at least half the time - And I would say that even the ones without a serious off center problem have some degree of off centeredness. A couple of pages ya someone posted a Noob and ARF dial next to each other - there was a much larger gap between the indicies and the edge of the dial on the ARF vs the Noob . I suspect that the larger dial gives the assembler more play to get it right on the ARF vs practically no room for error or adjustment on the Noob.
I really wish you would keep your replies together instead of spamming the thread with multiple posts.
You quote one thing and refer to something else. However, I bow in the dust for your expertise. You are clearly the expert here with your 30+ Rolex rep collection and constant trips to your personal dealer in Beijing where you get to hold and compare multiple noob v2 watches as well as lots of ARF watches as well as better looking $200 watches and compare them against each other and do statistical analysis.
Shame that there's scepticism towards your comments when from my perspective they are bang on.
Will the 904L steel perform better opposing scratches than other steels? I have a Tudor BB rep that my only issue is how easily it scratches.
i have both 904 and 316 and cannot see any difference concerning scratches for a year now
Difference of opinion, but I will take broken up posts and replies all day long to learn from someone with so much first hand, hands on experience. Especially if you are doing all of this on just a phone.
Looking forward to you sorting out your picture posting issues...
It looks like v2 to me. A good looking one too. But if you’re changing the dial anyway it wont matter.
Is the bezel a bit misaligned or is it the angle? Probably the latter.