I ve sold my freshly serviced noob v10 and now i wanna give a try to the V9 F 126660 blue with clone VR 3135…… yet ordered and waiting for arrive…..
I let you know…
QC s were very good for me
I let you know…
QC s were very good for me
yeah majority of them are just using mix parts, sometimes I think its just renaming. One very common part is they still use noob 022 serial bracelet.Nope. APF, BPF, V9F and CSF are still the latest, from what I can see, and they're all pretty disappointing.
The Noob v10 with improved lume pip, and built to suit a VR/S movement, would be the ultimate 126660, IMO. And for 116660, the ARF v2 with corrected OGEV ring alignment and improved dial colour, or the BPF with a VR/S movement and improved pip. Any of those would accommodate a Super Franken nicely.yeah majority of them are just using mix parts, sometimes I think its just renaming. One very common part is they still use noob 022 serial bracelet.
ARF hands are short, the other fact usually do not have aligned OGEV and use noob parts.
boring
yet release?The Noob v10 with improved lume pip, and built to suit a VR/S movement, would be the ultimate 126660, IMO. And for 116660, the ARF v2 with corrected OGEV ring alignment and improved dial colour, or the BPF with a VR/S movement and improved pip. Any of those would accommodate a Super Franken nicely.
The APF and V9F are pretty good, but both have gotten the pip wrong, the CGs aren't quite right, the OGEV is still badly misaligned and the incorrect font is used on the ring, too -- the 12 and 13 series should match the DEEPSEA font, whereas the 11 should match the SUPERLATIVE font; and, the DEEPSEA font is just wrong. Particularly the "S".
But, if any "factory" built the perfect rep, which they absolutely could, there would be no need for customers to keep buying future releases. So we play the game...
Edit: the BPF 136660 with VR/S would also be one that I would go for.
Sorry, my last comment about the BPF was unclear. I meant that I would like a BPF 136660 with VR or VS movement, but it's only available with the A3235 at this time. I've edited my post to clarify that.yet release?
bro….i know that no one is perfect and every piece has his flaws…but i think that v9 or other has so little that you couldn t see them with naked eye….and …..i m not an expert of oll particulars but i don t see neither of what you mention upon
It sure does. Hence my comment about it being the perfect 12, if it had a VR/S movement.Yes i ve seen bro….. there are a slight difference between the two fonts……..i think that noob has the correct one for 126
I don't disagree that an ETA movement is a good choice. I have several reps with gen ETAs in them. Solid movement, easier to service and parts are interchange with Selita if you can't get genuine ETA replacement parts, etc.I'm sorry guys . . . my BK-modded Deepsea has a Swiss ETA, which I consider to be the perfect movement for a multitude of watches. I don't see the point in having a Chinese clone movement that may fail eventually on a watch that nobody will open except at the Rolex headquartes in Switzerland as they are the only onces who can pressure test a watch case to 20,0000 feet debt.
A clone movement makes sense on a watch with an open caseback, but for watches that are closed forever I take a bullet-proof Swiss ETA or Selita any given day over a Chinese clone.
I can't speak for all, but I had a Seagull movement installed in one of my my Noob v7 watches, and tests run at that time confirmed it was water tight to 50 metres.Did anyone run a pressure test and have issues with the HEV on the Noob or ARF?
Are the gaskets source able to replace with gen or “to spec Swiss” aftermarket ?
Looking to take the plunge but would like to get decent 10 or 20 bar resistance out of the DSSD..