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Ahh, do you happen to have pictures of it stock? With the stock dial?
Look at any TD's website and you have those pictures.
Ahh, do you happen to have pictures of it stock? With the stock dial?
These pictures are taken under special conditions, so you can’t really expect this is real life.
Watch some videos on YouTube to get a picture of how this looks in real life.
I do not own the gen, but I've seen it in person repeatedly - I have the watch-spotting advantage of living in Kensington&Chelsea. Though the colours do vary with lighting, the subdial colour generally matches very close to the bezel colour. So, if the lighting is such that it makes the bezel look darker, the subdials will also look darker. Conversely, in daylight and bright office light, they both look a brighter shade. In either circumstance, they both appear to be a very similar in shade. Even the youtube videos of the gen reflect this reality.
Such seemingly is not the case with this rep.
My observation confirms that and as far as I remember guru had mentioned this once or twice already. It seems to me that OTB Noob dials are somehow "pulling to the left" on the bottom part of the dial to allow better alignment of rehaut/hour markers of the dials. To keep up with the spacing of the 6hr marker it is moved to the left of 120 bezel mark, Once the GEN is installed the "pulling" effect disappears.
I’d be interested in learning more about this. So in essence you’re saying that it isn’t the tachy that aligned to the right but the dial that pulls to the left? Where can I find more info on this and how can this be modded? Gen dial or an ARF dial I am assuming would work? Thanks.
what is the weight difference between the noob and gen?
and can you actually see that it's steel instead of platinum?
The one thing I notices is that the hands on the sundials are a silver color in the gen, bar dark brown or black in the reps.