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So....who's gone gen?
- Thread starter Hawker789
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- 4/5/13
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Whilst I agree with this, as many have said in the thread before me; there is something very nice about it being a gen. The quality of material, the solidness of the movement etc all add to the feeling of it. Plus I got it at a brilliant price (!) which helps
On the flip side, my 243 will never go as it really is basically gen build!
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I never went gen on any models I owned, Skyland, GMT2c, Omega Skyfall, but I am rep-free... I'm clean and tbh... It sucks. Lol, the affordability of reps make them addictive! And the fact they are so close to gen is unreal...
Im going back to the dark side but duno which model to start with again, lol
I'm clean and tbh... It sucks. Lol, the affordability of reps make them addictive! And the fact they are so close to gen is unreal... Im going back to the dark side but duno which model to start with again, lol
There are several recent Panerais that I would never buy as a gen (000, 005, 127 (because of Marlin), 390, etc... Basically any closed back 6497 hand wound) but the list of gorgeous watches that will never be repped on a mass scale accurately is too long to list. There are PLENTY of good gen purchase options: gens with vintage T-dials or gens with in house movements.
But where? Been strugglin' for a while to get my mitts on some oem dials and movements
Sorry, what I meant was gen watches with T-dials or gen watches with in-house movements