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Pam 177h on Toscana chocolate
- Thread starter Sylar
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Great watch!
I like the CG on it - with a bigger CG pin hole and flushed pin.
My TI Base is with Vaccum as well
for Lume and Cannon Pin fix & a few other things.
Joe
I like the CG on it - with a bigger CG pin hole and flushed pin.
My TI Base is with Vaccum as well
for Lume and Cannon Pin fix & a few other things.Joe
Nice 177 pics man!! MORE MORE MORE!!
I sold him the strap, and yes it's a KICK-ASS-BURN-A-HOLE-IN-YO-POCKET expensive :twisted: :twisted: :lol:
justaguy88 said:
I sold him the strap, and yes it's a KICK-ASS-BURN-A-HOLE-IN-YO-POCKET expensive :twisted: :twisted: :lol:
I got my brother a 177 with a toscana as well...it came together like that from another member...but i don't think i like the polished buckle on the strap with the Ti case.
Anyone know where I can get a Ti buckle cheap?
Anyone know where I can get a Ti buckle cheap?
@justaguy. Take alook at TC Straps (Elliott's Site) you'll see Toscana is very reasonably priced. I think they run around 89.00 but remember you have a coupon you can use for just being a member here.
@yllwtrb. Awesome piece man. I love the finish on the case. A little Joe/Vacuum or FF love and you're all set.
Sean K
@yllwtrb. Awesome piece man. I love the finish on the case. A little Joe/Vacuum or FF love and you're all set.
Sean K
seank1 said:
Thanks guy, it will def to go the the aformetinoed for lume and cannon pin soon. Strap was not to expensive as I got it used for watchlover as he said. It is one of my favorites so far. As fas as the bulcked goes I am planning on swapping out to the Ti buccke but need to find a good way to do it since the Toscana is a Sewn in and the Ti bulcke that came with the watch is a swen in as wel.
Yllwtrb said:
That's going to be a problem Yllwtrb. There are only two ways of getting a sewn in buckle out in one piece. First you can unstitch the leather strap and then stitch back again. Or you will have to cut the strap and take the buckle out. You could cut the buckle, but then your buckle would be messed up and thus useless for it's purpose.
The first method is the only reasonable one to me and even then it would destroy the strap as parts of it are glued together so it would have to be cut along the join. I would personally just keep them like they are and buy another strap with a Ti buckle. I love sewn in buckles as they are by far the strongest option and the only true way to have a vintage strap. But if you are into buckle swapping then you will have a problem.
Thanks tootal, I was going to explore the optin with the leather worker to see how if it could be done. I wished my uncle was still here as he grew up working on leather. Makes purses, boots, belts, straps, etc.
tootall said:
The 177H is cool....
I have 4 PAM's in my collection right now and not in any form or position to acquire more. Otherwise, the 177H will be my next purchase.
I have 4 PAM's in my collection right now and not in any form or position to acquire more. Otherwise, the 177H will be my next purchase.
watchlover said:tutima said:
+200%
I like it so much, I bought the gen
Now that you made that statement you have to post pics up of your gen. :lol: :lol:
