I've read that if you if you press the chronograph reset button (ie lower pusher) while the chronograph is moving, you will break the 4130 clone movement. Is this really the case? If so, does anyone know if there are any gen parts (or after market parts) that can be swapped into the 4130 clone movement to fix this design flaw? (I'm assuming the gen 4130 does not break under this same scenario).
Yup, Omega's speedmaster manual says the same thingThis is the case for any mechanical chrono.
Yup, Omega's speedmaster manual says the same thing
Hi folks, could you help me out please?
I have a Noob V2 Panda version. I haven't kept up in a while and having trouble finding posts that compare the V2 with this new V4.
Could you let me know if it's worth upgrading to the V4 vs. installing a CF bezel on my Noob V2 panda?
Hi folks!
I’m planning on getting an ARF and a NOOB 116520 in order to mod it on the NOOB base. In your opinion, is it worth the money to go even further and Franken it with Gen dial and bezel?
thanks in advance to the advice.
Thanks for the insight. I actually just watched a video review on youtube of a gen daytona and sure enough, they recommended not to press the reset button while the sweep second hand was moving to "avoid undue wear or damage to the movement". A bit surprised to hear this. I can't imagine spending $20K+ for a gen daytona only to have my kids or wife eff it up with the wrong press of a button (I of course would never make this mistake!). Looks like the gen (and clone) movement would be greatly improved/strengthened with a flyback feature.
V4 bezel is (almost) just as good as the CF as per the cognoscenti. I certainly can't tell the difference. They show up on m2m from people who have ordered a V4 with CF bezel mod and got the V4 bezel with the package. Mine may show up on m2m if/when I can find the time. this is not to be interpreted as soliciting with that statement.
I respectfully disagree based on my own experience. The CF is visibly superior in real life to the V4 Noob. The difference isn't huge, to some it may not matter, but its certainly an upgrade, and certainly superior to the V4 Noob.
I ordered a CF to replace a V3 bezel, and got another V4 Daytona simultaneously: Once seeing it in person, I immediately purchased a second CF for the V4 Daytona because the CF is superior. The Noob V4 is good, the CF is superb and its all in the details and refinement.
Thanks for the insight. I actually just watched a video review on youtube of a gen daytona and sure enough, they recommended not to press the reset button while the sweep second hand was moving to "avoid undue wear or damage to the movement". A bit surprised to hear this. I can't imagine spending $20K+ for a gen daytona only to have my kids or wife eff it up with the wrong press of a button (I of course would never make this mistake!). Looks like the gen (and clone) movement would be greatly improved/strengthened with a flyback feature.
If you do it once or twice is unlikely to break, but it could. It is just putting unnecessary pressure on parts that weren't designed to withhold that pressure. I've done it by mistake once or twice on 7750's and it never screwed one up, not that I would recommend it
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hi, as soon as you can, you can do a photo comparison of the two bezel? thank you.
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Im selling my house, and moving. It may be a while.
Hi folks!
I’m planning on getting an ARF and a NOOB 116520 in order to mod it on the NOOB base. In your opinion, is it worth the money to go even further and Franken it with Gen dial and bezel?
thanks in advance to the advice.