Your chrono seems to be perfect, and the dial also is very good!
That's amazing. My order just came through, waiting for QC pics... I hope mine will be as nice as this.
Your chrono seems to be perfect, and the dial also is very good!
Are my eyes playing tricks on me, or are the black one's subdials here not as thick as on the photos shown earlier?
Gen on the right. I still think they’re a fraction too ‘fat’.
Yeah, I think even the "2.2" dial had these ever so slightly too thick - but not comically so like it was on v1/v2 dial.
Gen on the right. I still think they’re a fraction too ‘fat’.
RATE : 0 s/d
AMPLITUDE : 276°
B.E : 0.8 ms (what is? ;-)
Take a look here: https://www.bobswatches.com/watch-re...-a-timegrapherI am curious about how to determine if this is correct or not
. Does anyone have a resource for these reference numbers?
For all the effort that goes into these noobs though I don’t get why they let it down so much with such a
poor dial. I know the ARF is cleaner but I’m not sure if the black dial is any better with regards to the sub dials.
Seems you have to buy both to have a good looking Daytona.
Sorry if this has been discussed before, just saying what I see. Been out of the rep game for a while now!
Just ordered one form Puretime this week.. but apparently they are already way backordered Thought I'd FINALLY get my hands on a 116500LN... How long are backorders typically? Hopefully not more than a couple weeks?
Just ordered one form Puretime this week.. but apparently they are already way backordered Thought I'd FINALLY get my hands on a 116500LN... How long are backorders typically? Hopefully not more than a couple weeks?
Greetings Gentlemen,
This is my first post. I wanted to take a minute and thank this community. I've been reading through various forums articles for close to a year now, and learning an incredible amount regarding the watch world in general. I'm very interested in this 116500 ceramic Daytona, with the 4130 movement, and 904 steel. I consider this an incredible approximation.
I am leaning more towards the black dial (I actually find it more appealing), however I am worried about the subdial thickness. Can someone PLEASE confirm with actual QC pics or actual watch pics (after they receive it) that the subdials are in fact V2.2? If they are thick again (V1-V2), I am thinking I should go with the white dial to be on the safe side. The white dial subdials seem to be exactly like the gen....
Thanks for the help!
Greetings Gentlemen,
This is my first post. I wanted to take a minute and thank this community. I've been reading through various forums articles for close to a year now, and learning an incredible amount regarding the watch world in general. I'm very interested in this 116500 ceramic Daytona, with the 4130 movement, and 904 steel. I consider this an incredible approximation.
I am leaning more towards the black dial (I actually find it more appealing), however I am worried about the subdial thickness. Can someone PLEASE confirm with actual QC pics or actual watch pics (after they receive it) that the subdials are in fact V2.2? If they are thick again (V1-V2), I am thinking I should go with the white dial to be on the safe side. The white dial subdials seem to be exactly like the gen....
Thanks for the help!
Greetings Gentlemen,
This is my first post. I wanted to take a minute and thank this community. I've been reading through various forums articles for close to a year now, and learning an incredible amount regarding the watch world in general. I'm very interested in this 116500 ceramic Daytona, with the 4130 movement, and 904 steel. I consider this an incredible approximation.
I am leaning more towards the black dial (I actually find it more appealing), however I am worried about the subdial thickness. Can someone PLEASE confirm with actual QC pics or actual watch pics (after they receive it) that the subdials are in fact V2.2? If they are thick again (V1-V2), I am thinking I should go with the white dial to be on the safe side. The white dial subdials seem to be exactly like the gen....
Thanks for the help!