the BLACK & TAN - PVD Luminor Marina Militare

[sssurfer]

Congrats for this project, Enzo!
That new dial is a huge step forward.
Please post pics of the case too when you will get it, I am very very interested.

 

[Faber]

the watch looks much better with this dial...and btw what are you planing to do with the old dial...

your projects are really interesting...cheers...Faber

 

[sssurfer]

This dial and Davidsens other Pre-V/A choices is concrete evidence that this is one dealer that listens and produces from that feedback. I know you hit a dead end on the handset you wanted, but I think there are more interesting products to come ... and I know how hard it is to be patient.

Really hard it is.

The handset chance seemed to open again when I saw Davidsen offering hands for 7750 too. Even more, I actually already paid for a set.
Then I discovered that the watch I was to put them on was not a 7750, but a Miyota82xx-like.
Since then, no further word from Davidsen.
Ok, we'll see...

 

[Faber]

your project looks so sweet...and the brown dial will be stunning if it like the ones i imagine...

cheers... 8)

 

[sssurfer]

@sssurfer
well you know the waiting game with dealers and parts, Davidsen is a good guy and I am sure will do you right in the end.

Yes, Davidsen emailed me telling that he would come back to me early next week.

 

[Faber]

this projects seens to be so interesting...after i finish my aviator project i´m planing to make a poject with davidsen with a different color of pvd...that he have showed the colors taht is possible...

a brown dial on a brown pvd case will be amazing...that is just a little idea on this next of my projects...

 

[sssurfer]

Davidsen just told me that he has been able to sort out hand sets also for Miyota movt (PAM 104 among others), and he's sending me a golden one in a couple days!!

I just can't wait to have my 104 in golden + C3 hands!!! [smilie=blob7.gif]

 

[sssurfer]

Good to hear the expansion of parts continues. You know, looking back at several GEN vintage images - notched hands weren't so uncommon, seems on the Rolex 618 movt and Angelus 8D - they were often notched, even on original hands ...

Yes, I too noticed it -- not often though, just in some vintage models.
Hard to tell now whether those could be the real original hands for those models, and non-notched hands subsequent replacements, or what...

 

[sssurfer]

I came to agree with you