Thank you, i thought it just was up for discussion.Moved to AP section for more visibility of AP experts.
you must be joking if you think that would serve as a replacement caseback for the 15400. The screw hole size is already wrong and so is the caseback shape. You’ll have better luck trying to slam shut a revolving door imho.I’ve been looking for a back for my 41mm 15400 Watch. The caseback is 40mm, but check this watch I found. IT’s company was discontinued in 2019, I guess from spending the money on models.
But I’m hoping the lug holes will match up
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No. This is beyond all expertise ever known to mankind and beyond.You may get better answers / contributions here.
Well, he actually got an expert opinion:No. This is beyond all expertise ever known to mankind and beyond.
you must be joking if you think that would serve as a replacement caseback for the 15400. The screw hole size is already wrong and so is the caseback shape. You’ll have better luck trying to slam shut a revolving door imho.
The caseback has nothing to do with AP in any remote way believe me sir.This is the closest I have gotten to finding anything like what the AP uses
Why don’t you start at the beginning and explain what you’re trying to achieve?It’s either that or I just switch the back crystal’s out for a 28mm steel plate circle (after getting it engraved.
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I’ve been looking for a back for my 41mm 15400 Watch. The caseback is 40mm, but check this watch I found. IT’s company was discontinued in 2019, I guess from spending the money on models.
But I’m hoping the lug holes will match up
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How can the lug holes line up (im guessing you mean the 8 case back holes) when the watch you just showed has exactly 0 holes in it and its a press fit snap close case back? I have a spare jf 15400 case back if you want it but its still not going to fit…This might hurt to see…
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