His is a Noob bro. You can see the 18 transition point on the insert inner edge is halfway through the 8 just like his QC. Besides, nobody else makes a rep Pepsi ceramic insert with that color red.
Yes definitely a noob. It's dark red with red/blueHmm....
Just fell off my hand. No force. I'll probably repair it instead of sending it back. Do you know where I can find a replacement spring.its a shame your noob came apart like that..very strange..it's very difficult to come apart and takes great force to do it as it did mine.
Just fell off my hand. No force. I'll probably repair it instead of sending it back. Do you know where I can find a replacement spring.
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So all I have to do is just to glue it back in! Using rubber cement...its different mechanism from the gen
So all I have to do is just to glue it back in! Using rubber cement...its different mechanism from the gen
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Is that duct tape?
It's a piece of sleeve from a syringe. Both ends of the broken spring were inserted in and epoxied. Fix was attempted by member merlix I never heard back from him on whether or how long it held. I was going to try it, but I found that epoxying the upper and lower parts of the GMT wheel together (which ties the GMT wheel to the hour wheel through the intermediate date wheel) is a "better" solution because it shouldn't fail or break again, plus it permits the additional mod of restoring the quickset date feature.
https://forum.replica-watch.info/fo...-why-the-chs-gmt-movements-are-failing/page12
Do you think the failure is just the type of material used or the construction itself
The design of the GMT wheel with the jumping hour click spring is ingenious. To have the two halves of the GMT wheel work in unison sometimes to move two hands with different periods of rotation, and separately at other times to move only one hand, is a truly amazing adaptation. Then they go and throw it all away by using cheap weak parts. The spring needs some expansion flexibility to allow the cams to slide over the next tooth and the hour hand to jump, but with this high a failure rate, they really do need to reinvent the wheel! There isn't room in there to add vertical thickness but there's plenty of room to add lateral thickness. Or just use a stronger metal. IDK bro, it's probably a punch and die part, seems to me it could be easily corrected. These movements are more and more prevalent with ICHS movements becoming less available. You would think the market would drive them to make a better product.
BTW a member had a VR3185 fitted into a Noob V10 case. BOOM!
https://forum.replica-watch.info/fo...083-vrf-batman-released?p=8437204#post8437204
Not a lot of people probably know this but the GMT has a compass complication as well.
Check the last part of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jTaFmy38xM
HOW TO USE YOUR ROLEX GMT MASTER II AS A COMPASS.
https://www.miltonsdiamonds.com/news...-as-a-compass/
"A compass bearing can also be taken using the red 24 hour hand (the 24 hour hand must be set to LOCAL time, not GMT). When the watch is laid flat with the 24 hour hand pointed in the direction of the sun, the 12:00 marker on the dial will point to the north in the northern hemisphere and to the south in the southern hemisphere."
You can use it to get home after happy hour.