get the noob and get an ARF or BP or gen dial and you are all set....here is a dial I will put in my 116500
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Looks good...this is ARF or BP?
get the noob and get an ARF or BP or gen dial and you are all set....here is a dial I will put in my 116500
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get the noob and get an ARF or BP or gen dial and you are all set....here is a dial I will put in my 116500
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Thanks mate, much appreciated, so it must be around 50, maybe 60 bucks on a regular order where they just bung it in a box with my ordered watch. Man I want this Daytona now
It's 48$ plus shipping, plus the work of a good watchmaker obviously since i'm not able to do it on my own
would the arf dial fit the noob movement ?
Also i have not seen any reports about a BP dial, is it good ?
It's 48$ plus shipping, plus the work of a good watchmaker obviously since i'm not able to do it on my own
ARF is certainly a bargain...But the low power reserve is an issue. I take it off at 6pm after work, when I pick it the next morning, I have to adjust the time again...
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is that because of the different movement ? Would pushers from BP or another factory fit for example ?
is that because of the different movement ? Would pushers from BP or another factory fit for example ?
ARF is certainly a bargain...But the low power reserve is an issue. I take it off at 6pm after work, when I pick it the next morning, I have to adjust the time again...
ARF is certainly a bargain...But the low power reserve is an issue. I take it off at 6pm after work, when I pick it the next morning, I have to adjust the time again...
I am going to throw a spanner in the works and say that although there is a firm following of the ARF Daytona 4130 and those of the Noob Daytona 4130 I believe that Noob will win hands down on working chrono's. Other issues are just so minor that the average guy will never know and only the purists here battle it out for supremacy.